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The Milan-San Remo cycling race is a prestigious Italian one-day event first held in 1907. Known as “La Primavera” (The Spring), it’s considered a UCI WorldTour monument and the longest stage race on that calendar at approximately 300 kilometers. It's primarily contested by professional road cyclist...

The Olympic Road Race is a prestigious international cycling competition held as part of the Summer Olympic Games. It’s one of the oldest continuous events in the modern games, dating back to 1896 for men and introduced for women in 1984. The race tests cyclists' endurance and tactical skills over c...

Italian one-day Classic held since 2007 in Tuscany, distinguished by its unsealed white gravel roads (strade bianche) finishing in Siena.

A Belgian one-day Ardennes classic first held in 1936, famous for its punishing finish atop the steep Mur de Huy climb near Liège.

Belgian one-day semi-classic held in the Flemish Ardennes, part of the cobbled spring Classics week that serves as a key Paris-Roubaix warm-up.

Spanish one-day race held annually in the Basque Country since 1981, a UCI WorldTour event that finishes in the city of San Sebastián.

Belgian women's one-day Classic held on the same day as the men's Flèche Wallonne, culminating in the steep Mur de Huy finishing climb.

Belgian one-day Classic first staged in 1934, running over cobblestones and the Kemmelberg hill between the cities of Ghent and Wevelgem.

Unbound Gravel is a 200-mile gravel cycling race held annually in Emporia, Kansas, founded in 2006 as Dirty Kanza and widely regarded as the premier event in gravel racing.

Dutch women's one-day Classic held in the hilly Limburg region of the Netherlands, part of the prestigious Ardennes Classics series.

French one-day UCI WorldTour race held in Brittany, also known as the GP de Plouay or Bretagne Classic Ouest-France, finishing near Plouay.

Bordeaux-Paris is one of cycling's oldest races, first held in 1891, historically covering around 600 km as a derny-paced event and nicknamed 'The Derby of the Road.'

UCI Gravel World Championships first held in Vicenza, Italy in 2022, crowning elite world champions on mixed-surface gravel and dirt roads.

De Brabantse Pijl is a Belgian one-day race held in Brabant province, typically serving as a warm-up for the Ardennes classics with a hilly course featuring multiple short climbs.

Paris-Roubaix Espoirs is the under-23 edition of the Paris-Roubaix classic, routing young riders across the same iconic cobbled sectors of northern France as the elite race.

GP Samyn is a Belgian semi-classic one-day road race held in Hainaut province, named after Belgian cyclist José Samyn and featuring terrain suited to classics specialists.

Belgian Waffle Ride is a gravel and mixed-terrain cycling event held in California, inspired by Belgian spring classics and founded in 2011 by Michael Marckx.

Belgian one-day semi-classic held since 1968 in the province of Hainaut, named in memory of Belgian rider José Samyn who died that year.

Italian one-day race held since 1940 in the Ligurian Apennines near Genoa, one of Italy's longest-running spring Classics.

A German one-day cycling classic held in Hamburg, established in 1996 and long sponsored by energy firm Vattenfall before later rebranding as EuroEyes Cyclassics.

Liège–Bastogne–Liège Espoirs is the under-23 edition of one of cycling's oldest monuments, sending young riders over the same Ardennes climbs as the professional race.

German one-day UCI WorldTour Classic held in Hamburg since 1996, originally known as the HEW Cyclassics, contested through the city's streets.

Big Sugar Gravel is an American gravel race held in Bentonville, Arkansas, set in the Ozark hills and part of the Life Time Grand Prix competitive series.

Belgian one-day race in Wallonia linking Binche and Chimay, traditionally held the day after Paris–Tours and known as a secondary classic.

The road race cycling event at the Commonwealth Games, open to athletes from Commonwealth nations and held as part of each edition of the multi-sport Games.

The women's edition of the Grand Prix de Fourmies, a one-day UCI Women's WorldTour race held in Fourmies, a town in northern France near the Belgian border.

The women's edition of the Clásica de Almería, a one-day road race held in the province of Almería in southeastern Spain on the UCI Women's WorldTour.

Philadelphia-based UCI race, formerly the Philadelphia International Championship, discontinued after 2016 following decades as a marquee US classic.

Belgian one-day UCI race traversing the Hageland hills of Flemish Brabant, known for its challenging mix of cobbled and unpaved sectors.