Coppa Placci
semi-classic European bicycle race
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Coppa Placci
Summary
Coppa Placci is a recurring sporting event[1]. It draws 11 Wikipedia views per month (recurring_sporting_event category, ranking #347 of 2,353).[2]
Key Facts
- Coppa Placci is in the country of San Marino[3].
- Coppa Placci's instance of is recorded as recurring sporting event[4].
- Antonio Placci is named after Coppa Placci[5].
- Coppa Placci is a type of single-day road race[6].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1923 Coppa Placci[7].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1924 Coppa Placci[8].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1925 Coppa Placci[9].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1926 Coppa Placci[10].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1927 Coppa Placci[11].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1928 Coppa Placci[12].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1946 Coppa Placci[13].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1948 Coppa Placci[14].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1949 Coppa Placci[15].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1950 Coppa Placci[16].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1953 Coppa Placci[17].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1962 Coppa Placci[18].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1963 Coppa Placci[19].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1964 Coppa Placci[20].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1965 Coppa Placci[21].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1966 Coppa Placci[22].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1967 Coppa Placci[23].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1969 Coppa Placci[24].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1970 Coppa Placci[25].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1971 Coppa Placci[26].
- Coppa Placci comprises 1972 Coppa Placci[27].
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When and Where
Coppa Placci is in the country of San Marino[3].
Context
Coppa Placci's instance of is recorded as recurring sporting event[4].
Why It Matters
Coppa Placci draws 11 Wikipedia views per month (recurring_sporting_event category, ranking #347 of 2,353).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 11 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28]