The Coppa Agostoni is a historic Italian one-day cycling race held in Lombardy, traditionally centred on Lissone and the rolling roads of Brianza. First raced in 1946 and named after cyclist Ugo Agostoni, it has become a fixture of Italy’s late-season calendar, with repeated climbs and circuits providing the terrain for selective racing.
Around the Peloton follows the Coppa Agostoni through the towns, hills and landscapes north of Milan, uncovering the history of Brianza, its communities and its long relationship with Italian cycling.
Lissone → Lissone · 166.7 km · Sunday, 4 October 2026 · UCI 1.1 The Coppa Agostoni takes place entirely inside Brianza, a historical and geographical region immediately north of Milan, where the immense flatness of the Po Valley begins…
