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The Tour of Flanders, also known as Ronde van Vlaanderen, is a prestigious one-day cycling race held annually in Belgium. This UCI WorldTour Monument event is notable for its challenging course through the Flemish Ardennes, featuring extensive cobblestone sections and demanding climbs. It attracts p...
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...
Spain's Grand Tour, founded in 1935, ranks among cycling's three Grand Tours alongside the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia.
Women's edition of Paris-Roubaix, inaugurated in 2021, covering the iconic cobbled sectors of northern France and finishing at the Roubaix velodrome.
Italian one-day Classic held since 2007 in Tuscany, distinguished by its unsealed white gravel roads (strade bianche) finishing in Siena.
Tour de France Femmes is the revived women's Tour de France, relaunched in 2022 by ASO after a long absence and contested over eight stages through France each July.
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.
Giro d'Italia Donne is Italy's premier women's stage race with editions dating back to 1988, formerly known as Giro Donne and one of the most prestigious events in women's cycling.
Italy's premier women's stage race, founded in 1988, one of the longest and most prestigious events on the UCI Women's WorldTour calendar.
The Itzulia Basque Country (formerly Vuelta al País Vasco), a prestigious Spanish UCI WorldTour stage race known for steep Basque climbs and fierce competition.
Spanish one-day race held annually in the Basque Country since 1981, a UCI WorldTour event that finishes in the city of San Sebastián.
Spanish stage race held annually in Catalonia since 1911, making it one of the world's oldest surviving professional cycling stage races.
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.
Dutch women's one-day Classic held in the hilly Limburg region of the Netherlands, part of the prestigious Ardennes Classics series.
Australian stage race held in South Australia since 1999, traditionally the first UCI WorldTour event on the professional cycling calendar.
The current successor to the BinckBank Tour and Eneco Tour, a UCI WorldTour stage race traversing Belgium and the Netherlands each late summer.
German one-day UCI WorldTour Classic held in Hamburg since 1996, originally known as the HEW Cyclassics, contested through the city's streets.
