Best Proseries

Milano-Torino is an Italian one-day race first held in 1876, notable as the oldest classic in professional road cycling.

Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne is a Belgian one-day race first held in 1945, notable for closing the country's Opening Weekend after Omloop Het Nieuwsblad.

Giro dell'Emilia is an Italian autumn classic first held in 1909, famed for repeated climbs to Bologna's San Luca sanctuary.

Tour of the Alps is a stage race first held in 1962 as Giro del Trentino, renamed in 2017 to span Italy and Austria's Euroregion.

The Vuelta a Burgos is a Spanish stage race in Burgos province, first held in 1946 and often decided on the Lagunas de Neila climb.

Volta ao Algarve is a Portuguese stage race first held in 1960, notable as a February preparation race for classics and Grand Tour riders.

Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana is a Spanish stage race first held in 1929, revived in 2016 after a funding hiatus and run in early February.

Tre Valli Varesine is an Italian semi-classic first held in 1919 around Varese, and one of the races of the Trittico Lombardo.

The Tour of Slovenia is a Slovenian stage race first held in 1993, later elevated to the UCI ProSeries after growing international status.

Vuelta a Andalucía is a Spanish stage race first held in 1925, notable as the Ruta del Sol and a long-running February UCI ProSeries event.

Gran Piemonte is an Italian one-day race in Piedmont first held in 1906, traditionally placed shortly before Il Lombardia.

The Arctic Race of Norway is a stage race launched in 2013 by ASO, notable as one of cycling's northernmost UCI events in Norway.

The Deutschland Tour is Germany's leading road cycling stage race, first held in 1911 and revived by ASO as a four-stage event in 2018.

Scheldeprijs is a Belgian one-day race first held in 1907, notable as Flanders' oldest still-running race and a sprinters' classic.

The Tour of Britain Men is a British stage race with roots in 1945, relaunched in 2004 as the modern professional Tour of Britain.

Brussels Cycling Classic is a Belgian one-day race dating to 1893 as Paris-Brussels, making it one of cycling's oldest classics.

The Japan Cup Cycle Road Race is an annual professional one-day cycling event held in Utsunomiya, Japan, established in 1992 and known for its challenging hilly circuit.

La Route d'Occitanie is a four-stage race in southern France, first held in 1977 and long known as Route du Sud before 2018.

Trofeo Laigueglia is an Italian one-day race first held in 1964, notable as an early-season Ligurian classic on the UCI ProSeries.

Coppa Agostoni is a Lombardy one-day race first held in 1946, named for Milan-San Remo winner Ugo Agostoni and based in Lissone.

Coppa Bernocchi is an Italian one-day race founded in 1919 by Antonio Bernocchi in Legnano, part of Lombardy's Trittico Lombardo.

Tour of Türkiye is a Turkish stage race first held in 1963, notable as the Presidential Cycling Tour and a former UCI WorldTour event.

Tour of Oman is a stage race first held in 2010, notable as ASO's February event in Oman and now part of the UCI ProSeries.

Faun-Ardèche Classic is a French one-day race held annually in Ardèche, first run in 2001 and upgraded to the UCI ProSeries in 2020.

The Tour de Wallonie is a Belgian stage race in French-speaking Wallonia, first held in 1974 and professional since the mid-1990s.

The Tour de Hongrie is Hungary's national road cycling stage race, first run in 1925 from Budapest through Szombathely and Gyor.

Faun Drôme Classic is a French one-day race created in 2013, paired with the Ardèche Classic in the Boucles Drôme-Ardèche weekend.

The Veneto Classic is a professional one-day cycling race held in the Veneto region of Italy that made its debut on the UCI ProSeries calendar in 2021.

GP Miguel Induráin is a Spanish one-day race first held in 1951, renamed in 1998 for the five-time Tour de France winner from Navarre.