Best Worldtour

Giro d'Italia is Italy's three-week Grand Tour, first held in 1909 by La Gazzetta dello Sport and known for its pink leader's jersey.

Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift is ASO's women's Tour de France, launched in 2022 as an eight-stage UCI Women's WorldTour race.

Strade Bianche is an Italian one-day race launched in 2007, famous for Tuscany's white gravel roads around Siena and now part of the WorldTour.

Paris-Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift is the women's cobbled classic in northern France, first held in 2021 and finishing in the Roubaix velodrome.

La Vuelta Ciclista a España is Spain's three-week Grand Tour, first held in 1935 and known for steep climbs and its red leader's jersey.

Giro d'Italia Women is Italy's premier women's stage race, first held in 1988 and long regarded as one of the hardest events in women's road cycling.

Tour of Flanders Women is the women's edition of Belgium's Ronde, first held in 2004 and raced over Flemish cobbled climbs.

Strade Bianche Women is an Italian one-day race in Tuscany, first held in 2015 and noted for white gravel sectors before the Siena finish.

E3 Saxo Classic is a Belgian one-day race first held in 1958, using Flemish cobbles and climbs as a key Tour of Flanders warm-up.

Paris-Nice is a French week-long stage race first held in 1933, nicknamed the Race to the Sun for moving from northern France toward the Riviera.

Liege-Bastogne-Liege Femmes is a Belgian Ardennes classic first held in 2017, adding a women's edition to cycling's oldest Monument.

Tirreno-Adriatico is an Italian stage race first held in 1966, linking the Tyrrhenian and Adriatic coasts as a March WorldTour event.

Gent-Wevelgem in Flanders Fields is a Belgian classic first held in 1934, known for wind, cobbles and the Kemmelberg climb.

Omloop Het Nieuwsblad is a Belgian one-day classic first held in 1945, traditionally opening the Flemish cobbled cycling season.

Simac Ladies Tour is a Dutch women's stage race, first held in 1998 as the Holland Ladies Tour and known for time trials and sprint stages.

Critérium du Dauphiné is a French Alpine stage race first held in 1947, widely used by Tour de France contenders as June preparation.

Itzulia Basque Country is a Spanish WorldTour stage race in the Basque Country, first held in 1924 and known for steep, technical terrain.

Itzulia Women is a Spanish stage race in the Basque Country, launched in 2022 as a UCI Women's WorldTour event on hilly roads around San Sebastian.

Amstel Gold Race is the Netherlands' major one-day classic, created in 1966 and known for repeated short climbs in Limburg.

Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition is a Dutch Ardennes classic in Limburg, first held in 2001 and revived as a Women's WorldTour race in 2017.

Classic Lorient Agglomeration is a French one-day race in Plouay, first held in 2002 as the women's Grand Prix de Plouay-Bretagne.

Gent-Wevelgem Women is a Belgian one-day classic first held in 2012, with wind, flat roads and the Kemmelberg shaping its Flemish profile.

Tour de Suisse is Switzerland's national stage race, first held in 1933 and regarded as a major June preparation event for the Tour de France.

La Fleche Wallonne Feminine is a Belgian women's classic first held in 1998, famous for its steep Mur de Huy summit finish.

Tour de Suisse Women is a Swiss women's stage race, joining the UCI Women's WorldTour in 2023 and usually run after the men's Tour de Suisse.

La Vuelta Femenina is Spain's top women's stage race, first held as Challenge by La Vuelta in 2015 and relaunched under its current name in 2023.

Volta Ciclista a Catalunya is a Spanish stage race first held in 1911, making it one of the world's oldest surviving stage races.

Vuelta a Burgos Feminas is a Spanish women's stage race in Castile and Leon, first held in 2015 and added to the UCI Women's WorldTour in 2021.

Dwars door Vlaanderen is a Belgian one-day race first held in 1945, serving as a cobbled Flemish test days before the Tour of Flanders.