Coppa Ugo Agostoni (1.1), Italy

Winners, podium, distance, average speed.

The Coppa Agostoni is a single-day professional bicycle race held in Lissone, Italy. It is part of the Trittico Lombardo (Lombardy Triptych), three races held in late summer in the northern Italian region of Lombardy: Tre Valle Varesine, Coppa Ugo Agostoni and the Coppa Bernocchi. The Coppa Agostioni is also sometimes called the Giro della Brianze.

The race is named after Ugo Agostoni, one of Italy's great cyclists of the early 20th century. Agostoni is most famous for having won the 1914 Milano-San Remo, but he also won the Giro dell'Emilia and a couple of stages in the Giro d'Italia. Agostoni was a pro from 1911 to 1924.

It is a race of long-standing, the first edition being held in 1946, won by Luigi Casola.

From that 1946 first edition through 1958, the Coppa Agostoni was reserved for amateur racers.

The Coppa Agostoni's most successful racer is Franco Bitossi, the only rider to win it three times.

Since 2005 the UCI has ranked it 1.1 made made it part of the Europe Tour.

Recent podium history:

Year	1st Place	2nd Place	3rd Place	Distance	Average Speed km/hr
1989	Dmitri Konyshev	Rolf Sorensen	Emanuele Bombini
1990	Maurizio Fondriest	Francesco Cesarini	Maurizio Vandelli
1991	Davide Cassani	Charly Mottet	Robert Gusmeroli
1992	Stefano Colage	Giorgio Furlan	Massimo Ghirotto
1993	Davide Cassani	Marco Giovanetti	Massimo Ghirotto
1994	Oscar Pellicioli	Giorgio Furlan	Massimo Ghirotto
1995	Gianni Bugno	Stefano Della Santa	Francesco Casagrande
1996	Filippo Casagrande	Alberto Elli	Piotr Ugrumov
1997	Massimo Appollonio	Biagio Conte	Giovanni Lombardi
1998	Andrea Tafi 4hr 42min 51sec	Mirko Celestino @ 59sec	Emanuele Lupi @ s.t.	200 km	42.425 km/hr
1999	Massimo Donati 4hr 49min 34sec	Alberto Elli @ 55sec	Francesco Casagrande @ s.t.	199 km	41.234 km/hr
2000	Jan Ullrich 4hr 51min 50sec	Denis Lunghi @ s.t.	Filippo Simeoni @ s.t.	197 km	40.502
2001	Francesco Casagrande 4hr 48min 38sec	Jan Ullrich @ s.t.	Gianluca Tonetti @ 45sec	198 km	41.159 km/hr
2002	Laurent Jalabert 4hr 56min 21sec	Gianni Faresin @ s.t.	Massimo Giunti 2 56sec	198 km	40.088
2003	Francesco Casagrande 4hr 56min 22sec	Cristian Moreni @ 1min 27sec	Oscar Mason @ s.t.	199.5 km	40.389
2004	Leonardo Bertagnoli 4hr 39min 24sec	Dario Frigo @ 4sec	Gonzalo Bayarri @ s.t.	196.8 km	42.261
2005	Paolo Valoti 4hr 43min 2sec	Leonardo Giordani @ s.t.	Stefano Cavallari @ 7sec	196 km	41.550
2006	Alessandro Bertolini 4hr 54min 45sec	Andrea Tonti @ s.t.	Franco Pellizotti @ s.t.	200 km	40.712
2007	Alessandro Bertolini 5hr 26min 45sec	Christian Pfanneberger @ 10sec	Luca Mazzanti @ 11sec	219 km	40.214
2008	Linus Gerdemann 4hr 27min 20sec	Leonardo Bertagnolli @ s.t.	Christian Pfanneberger @ s.t.	189 km	42.418
2009	Giovanni Visconti 4hr 49mi 7sec	Mauro Santambrogio @ s.t.	Francisco Ventoso @ s.t.	192.6 km	39.969
2010	Francesco Gavazzi 4hr 42min 15sec	Mauro Santambrogio @ s.t.	Luca Paolini @ s.t.	186.6 km	39.667
2011	Sacha Modolo 5hr 1min 15sec	Simone Ponzi @ s.t.	Oscar Gatto @ s.t.	205 km	40.830
2012	Emanuele Sella 4hr 25min 39sec	Fortunato Baliani @ s.t.	Danilo Di Luca @ 2min 50sec	196.5 km	44.382
2013	Filippo Pozzato 4hr 0min 54sec	Simone Ponzi @ s.t.	Marco Zamparella @ s.t.	166.6 km	41.494
2014	Nicolo Bonifazio 4hr 27min 21sec	Grega Bole @ s.t.	Simone Ponzi @ s.t.	199.6 km	44.795
2015	Davide Rebellin 5hr 4min 28sec	Vincenzo Nibali @ s.t.	Niccolo Bonifazio @ s.t.	198 km	39.019
2016	Sonny Colbrelli 5hr 5min 57sec	Diego Ulissi @ s.t.	Francesco Gavazzi @ s.t.	199.9 km	39.202 km/hr
2017	Michael Albasini 4hr 48min 37sec	Marco Canola @ s.t.	Francesco Gavazzi @ s.t.	199.9 km	41.557 km/hr
2018	Gianni Moscon 4hr 49min 33sec	Rein Taaramae @ 1sec	Enrico Gasparotto @ 23sec	199.9 km	41.423 km/hr