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Two weeks after unveiling what the World Tour calendar could be (we must remain conditional) from early August, the UCI has just presented the calendar for ProSeries level events, i.e., the second international level.
This would thus begin with the Tour de Burgos on July 28, which would ultimately retain its initial dates. It would then be followed by the Route d’Occitanie in France, from August 1 to 4.
Of course, this extremely dense calendar would see many events compete with each other. Furthermore, some uncertainties remain regarding the holding of national championships on the scheduled date (in France, for example, where a postponement to October on the Plumelec circuit rather than August 23 is being considered), or concerning the holding of the Italian Classics on the scheduled dates, with the organizer of the Tour of Lombardy, for example, preferring to see his event held in August, before the Tour de France.
The provisional calendar:
July 28 – August 1: Tour de Burgos
August 1: Strade Bianche
August 1-4: La Route d’Occitanie (FRA)
August 5: Milan-Turin
August 5-9: Tour de Pologne
August 6: Mont Ventoux Dénivelé Challenge (FRA)
August 7-9: Tour de l’Ain (FRA)
August 8: Milan-San Remo
August 12-16: Critérium du Dauphiné (FRA)
August 16: RideLondon-Surrey Classic
August 18: Tour d’Émilie
August 18-21: Tour du Limousin (FRA)
August 20: Gran Piemonte
August 22/23: National Championships
August 24: Mercan’Tour Classic Alpes-Maritimes (FRA)
August 25: Bretagne Classic (FRA)
August 27-30: Tour du Poitou-Charentes
August 28: European Championship
August 29-September 20: Tour de France (FRA)
August 30: Brussels Cycling Classic
August 30: Memorial Marco Pantani
September 1-5: Settimana Internazionale Coppi e Bartali
September 6: Tour du Doubs (FRA)
September 8-14: Tirreno-Adriatico
September 11: GP de Québec
September 12: Tour de l’Eurométropole
September 13: GP de Montréal
September 13: Antwerp Port Epic
September 13: GP de Fourmies (FRA)
September 15-19: Tour du Luxembourg
September 16-19: Tour de Slovaquie
September 16: Grand Prix de Wallonie
September 16: Tour de Toscane
September 17: Coppa Sabatini
September 19: Primus Classic
September 20: Grand Prix d’Isbergues (FRA)
September 20: Tour des Appennins
September 22: Regione Lombardia
September 22: Paris-Camembert
September 23: World Championship ITT
September 27: World Championship Road Race
September 27: Paris-Chauny
September 29-October 4: BinckBank Tour
September 30: Flèche Wallonne
October 4: Liège-Bastogne-Liège
October 4: Tour de Vendée (FRA)
October 4-25: Giro
October 6: Binche-Chimay-Binche
October 7: La Flèche Brabançonne
October 8: Paris-Bourges (FRA)
October 10: Amstel Gold Race
October 11: Gent-Wevelgem
October 11: Paris-Tours (FRA)
October 14: Dwars door Vlaanderen
October 14: Scheldeprijs
October 15-20: Tour of Guangxi
October 18: Tour of Flanders
October 18: Chrono des Nations
October 20-November 8: Vuelta
October 21: Three Days of Bruges-De Panne
October 25: Paris-Roubaix (FRA)
October 31: Tour of Lombardy
In bold: World Tour events
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