Coppa Agostoni is the trophy for the men's road cycling race of the same name, held in Brianza: it is part of the UCI Europe Tour calendar, class 1.1, and one of the so-called Autumn Classics.
The race is dedicated to Ugo Agostoni, a cyclist from Lissone and winner of the 1914 Milan–San Remo. Together with the Tre Valli Varesine and the Coppa Bernocchi, it completes the "Trittico Lombardo".
The trophy is an allegorical representation of the "sprint" toward the finish line: the rings carved into the wood on which it rests represent the bicycle wheels that, straining, reach the finish. The walnut-wood base evokes the wood-furniture district of Brianza.
