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The Primavera Rosa was an elite women's professional one-day road bicycle race held between 1999 and 2005 in Liguria, Italy as part of the UCI Women's Road Cycling World Cup. The race was a female version of Milan–San Remo being organised on the same day and finishing in Sanremo shortly before the men but racing over a shorter distance, hence the start was in Varazze. The 2006 edition was initially planned but cancelled before the event.

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rdfs:label	Primavera Rosa (ca) Primavera Rosa (de) Primavera Rosa (fr) Primavera Rosa (it) Primavera Rosa (nl) Primavera Rosa (en) Примавера Роза (ru)
rdfs:comment	La Primavera Rosa va ser una cursa ciclista femenina italiana, d'un sol dia, que es disputava anualment a la Ligúria. Es va organitzar de 1999 a 2005 i era considerada una versió femenina de la Milà-Sanremo que es corria el mateix dia. La sortida es donava a Varazze, a la província de Savona, i també passava pels ports de la Cipressa i pel Poggio di Sanremo abans d'arribar a Sanremo. La cursa formava part de la Copa del Món de ciclisme femení. (ca) The Primavera Rosa was an elite women's professional one-day road bicycle race held between 1999 and 2005 in Liguria, Italy as part of the UCI Women's Road Cycling World Cup. The race was a female version of Milan–San Remo being organised on the same day and finishing in Sanremo shortly before the men but racing over a shorter distance, hence the start was in Varazze. The 2006 edition was initially planned but cancelled before the event. (en) La Primavera Rosa era una corsa in linea femminile di ciclismo su strada che si tenne in Liguria, in Italia, dal 1999 al 2005. Faceva parte del calendario della Coppa del mondo su strada femminile. La corsa, organizzata da RCS Sport, costituiva una versione femminile della Milano-Sanremo. Percorreva gli ultimi 118 chilometri, da Varazze a Sanremo, della prova maschile, con le ascese di Cipressa e Poggio. Dopo l'annullamento dell'edizione 2006, non è più stata organizzata. (it) De Primavera Rosa was een eendaagse wielerwedstrijd voor vrouwen die van 1999 tot en met 2005 jaarlijks werd verreden in de Italiaanse regio Ligurië. Bij gebrek aan financiële middelen hield de vrouwelijke tegenhanger van Milaan-San Remo na 2005 op te bestaan. De wedstrijd maakte tussen 1999 en 2005 deel uit van de jaarlijkse strijd om de UCI Road Women World Cup. (nl) Примавера Роза (итал. Primavera Rosa) — шоссейная однодневная велогонка, проходившая по территории Италии с 1999 по 2005 год. (ru) Die Primavera Rosa (it., dt.: Rosa Frühling) war ein Eintagesrennen im Frauenradsport, das 1999 bis 2005 in der italienischen Region Ligurien ausgetragen wurde. Es war Teil des Rad-Weltcups der Frauen. Das Rennen wurde durch RCS Sport als weibliches Gegenstück zum Klassiker Mailand–Sanremo erschaffen und auf den letzten 118 km des Männerrennens von Varazze bis Sanremo ausgetragen. Es beinhaltete damit auch die berühmten Anstiege Cipressa und . Der Name Primavera Rosa spielte wie die Farbe des Maglia Rosa auf die Farbe der Sportzeitung Gazzetta dello Sport an, die zum RCS-Konzern gehört. (de) La Primavera Rosa est une ancienne course cycliste féminine italienne disputée en Ligurie. Courue de 1999 à 2005, elle était organisée par RCS Sport et constituait une version féminine de la classique Milan-San Remo, disputée le même jour. Son parcours en empruntait les 118 derniers kilomètres, en partant de Varazze, dans la province de Savone. La Cipressa et le Poggio di San Remo, les deux difficultés de Milan-San Remo, figuraient par conséquent également sur le trajet de la Primavera Rosa. (fr)
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name	Primavera Rosa (en)
location	Liguria Italy
dcterms:subject	UCI Women's Road World Cup Cycle races in Italy 1999 establishments in Italy 2006 disestablishments in Italy Defunct cycling races in Italy Recurring sporting events disestablished in 2005 Recurring sporting events established in 1999 Sport in Liguria
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Sanremo Varazze UCI Women's Road World Cup Liguria Cycle races in Italy 1999 establishments in Italy 2006 disestablishments in Italy Trixi Worrack UCI Women's Road World Cup Defunct cycling races in Italy Italy RCS Sport Recurring sporting events disestablished in 2005 Recurring sporting events established in 1999 Sport in Liguria Milan–San Remo Road bicycle racing Zoulfia Zabirova UCI Women's Road Cycling World Cup Road bicycle race dbr:Sara_Felloni
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Link from a Wikipa... related subject.	Milan–San Remo
competition	UCI Women's Road World Cup
discipline	Road bicycle racing
nat	GER (en) ITA (en) NED (en) RUS (en) SWE (en)

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