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UCI Women’s World Tour

The most prestigious road cycling series for female elite cyclists.

The series was previously known as the UCI Women’s Road World Cup. The World Cup hosted 10 one-day races.

To be considered as part of the World Tour a cycling event needs to be televised.

UCI Women’s World Tour 2022

The 2022 calendar featured 22 events, comprising 12 one-day races, 8 stage races, and 2 grand tours, including the first running of the revamped Tour de France Femmes.

• 5 March 2022 – Strade Bianche Donne
• 12 March 2022 – Ronde van Drenthe
• 20 March 2022 – Trofeo Alfredo Binda – Comune di Cittiglio
• 24 March 2022 – Classic Brugge-De Panne
• 27 March 2022 – Gent–Wevelgem
• 3 April 2022 – Tour of Flanders
• 10 April 2022 – Amstel Gold Race
• 16 April 2022 – Paris–Roubaix Femmes
• 20 April 2022 – La Fleche Wallonne Féminine
• 24 April 2022 – Liege–Bastogne–Liege Femmes
• 13 – 15 May 2022 – Itzulia Women
• 19 – 22 May 2022 – Vuelta a Burgos Feminas
• 27 – 29 May 2022 – RideLondon Classique
• 6-11 June 2022 – The Women’s Tour
• 30 June – 10 July 2022 – Giro D’Italia Donne
• 24 – 31 July 2022 – Tour de France Femmes
• 6 August 2022 – Postnord Vargarda WestSweden TTT
• 7 August 2022 – Postnord Vargarda WestSweden RR
• 9 – 14 August 2022 – Tour of Scandinavia
• 27 August 2022 – Classic Lorient Agglomeration–Trophee Ceratizit
• 30 August – 4 September 2022 – Simac Ladies Tour
• 7 – 11 September 2022 – Challenge by La Vuelta
• 7 – 9 October 2022 – Tour de Romandie Feminin

UCI Women’s World Tour 2023 Preview

The calendar for the 2023 World Tour was announced in July 2022.

• 14 – 17 January 2023 – Santos Tour Down Under
• 28 January 2023 – Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
• 9 – 12 February 2023 – UAE Tour
• 25 February 2023 – Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
• 4 March 2023 – Strade Bianche
• 11 March 2023 – Ronde van Drenthe
• 19 March 2023 – Trofeo Alfredo Binda – Comune di Cittiglio
• 23 March 2023 – AG Driedaagse Brugge-De Panne
• 26 March 2023 – Gent–Wevelgem
• 2 April 2023 – Tour of Flanders
• 8 April 2023 – Paris–Roubaix
• 16 April 2023 – Amstel Gold Race
• 19 April 2023 – La Fleche Wallonne Feminine
• 23 April 2023 – Liege Bastogne Liege
• 1 – 7 May 2023 – La Vuelta Femenina
• 12 – 14 May 2023 – Itzulia Women
• 18 – 21 May 2023 – Vuelta a Burgos Feminas
• 26 – 28 May 2023 – RideLondon Classique
• 6 – 11 June 2023 – The Women’s Tour
• 17 – 20 June 2023 – Tour de Suisse Women
• 30 June – 9 July 2023 – Giro d’Italia Donne
• 23 – 30 July 2023 – Tour de France Femmes
• 19 August 2023 – Vargarda West Sweden TTT
• 20 August 2023 – Vargarda West Sweden RR
• 22 – 27 August 2023 – Tour of Scandinavia
• 2 September 2023 – GP de Plouay
• 5 – 10 September 2023 – Simac Ladies Tour
• 15 – 17 September 2023 – Tour de Romandie
• 12 – 14 October 2023 – Tour of Chongming Island
• 17 October 2023 – Tour of Guangxi

Former World Tour Races

Several races have featured on previous World Tour (or World Cup) calendars that have since been cancelled or removed from the calendar.

• The Philadelphia Cycling Classic
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If feel so bad for your league if that’s what you call it, how can you slide down so far in one year. Last year you was a thriving entertaining and COMPETITIVE! What you have now isn’t a sport, it’s hard to watch and predictable. As it is now I read start list and if SD Works is there no sense even watching. This is so sad for me since my # cyclist of all times is Vos. I just hope some organization that actually understands competition and fair play comes along and all the teams jump from your ship. You can keep SD Works since that seems to be all you care about

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Highlights from the Women’s WorldTour Calendar 2023

Where does the time go? It feels like only yesterday we were recapping the success of 2022’s outstanding season, and it is already time to get ready for the new slate of races that is just around the corner. Not that we are complaining, of course. Suffice it to say that the UCI Women’s World Tour 2023 calendar looks mighty exciting and is sure to bring us plenty of thrills as the world’s top riders battle it out on some very challenging courses.

With 30 events in total, the action will get underway next week with the Tour Down Under. This race was promoted to the top tier for 2023 and now marks one of four new events. The others include the newly-launched UAE Tour and the promotion of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Tour de Suisse to the top-tier series. We are going to take a closer look at what we can expect from these guys below.

A little bit of historical context

Before diving into what lies ahead, though, let’s take a moment to appreciate how far the Women’s WorldTour series has come in under a decade. It was only in 2016 that it replaced the former one-day World Cup and has now grown to include 30 races. These range from one-day events to multi-day stage races, all coming together to offer the women’s peloton and cycling fans ten months of professional bike racing. That is a heck of a jump if you ask us.

So, let’s see what kind of excitement awaits us in the weeks and months ahead!

New additions to the top tier

We start the year off with a slate of new events that promise to set a fierce and energetic tone for the 2023 season.

Santos Women’s Tour Down Under – January 15-17, Australia

The Women’s Tour Down Under is back! After being cancelled in 2021 and 2022 due to the pandemic, it is now the season opener and has been bumped to the top tier of races for the first time since 2016. The three-day race is held in and around Adelaide, and whoever takes top honour will be the first in 2023 to sport the leader’s jersey of the Women’s World Tour.

UAE Tour Women – February 9-12, United Arab Emirates

A brand new race launched in 2023, the women’s peloton will head to the Middle East for a four-day race. In the first event of the World Female Tour in the region, there will be 20 teams competing for the inaugural title. Hosting the Women’s World Tour confirms that the passion for cycling in the country is growing, and we look forward to seeing how this one unfolds.

Omloop Het Nieuwsblad – February 25, Belgium

The long-running Omloop het Nieuwsblad will join the WorldTour for its 18th edition as part of ‘opening weekend’. The women and men will race on Saturday, 25th Feb, revealing who will be this year’s hottest contenders as we continue into the Spring cobbled classics.

Strade Bianche will (as always) not be one to miss

Moving to early March, all eyes will be on the beloved Strade Bianche. The name of this relatively young race (this will be the 17th edition) means ‘white roads’ in Italian and refers to the unpaved white gravel sections that make it so unique. A noted favourite among riders, more and more fans are discovering the magic of this singular race. Winding through stunning Tuscan scenery, challenging gravel roads, and just enough short sharp climbs to keep everyone guessing, you add in an iconic finish in Siena, and it is easy to understand why. Lotte Kopecky won the 2022 edition, but plenty of top-notch riders will be eager to claim that title as their own come March.

The Spring Classics go full steam ahead

As the end of March approaches, we prepare for a bumpy ride as it is time for the Spring Classics (and their infamous cobblestone battles) to get underway. The Tour of Flanders and Paris–Roubaix will both be ones you don’t want to miss. It is only the 3rd edition of the Paris–Roubaix Femmes, and it is set to be a fiery race. Elisa Longo Borghini is the current title holder, after soloing to triumph ahead of Lotte Kopecky and Lucinda Brand last year. Lizzie Deignan won the first edition with an epic solo feat after attacking on the first of the seventeen cobbled sectors. Needless to say, the winner of this one will walk away with some significant bragging rights.

Vuelta a España Femenina moves to May

For 2023 the Vuelta a España has rebranded its women’s race, taking a different approach to hosting duel events than the Tour de France. The Vuelta a España Femenina has been bumped from September to May and will do off as a standalone event, rather than following the men’s competition.

It remains to be seen what this format will achieve regarding fan engagement and viewership. The placement on the calendar also means that the three Grand Tours for the women’s peloton are now packed together in relatively quick succession in 2023. Without a doubt, the racing will still be exciting, but it might also mean that we won’t be able to watch the peloton’s top names battle it out at all three Grand Tours.

The two main Grand Tours for the Women’s World Tour calendar 2023

And, of course, the other two Grand Tours are also worthy highlights on the UCI Women’s World Tour calendar. June brings us the battle for the Giro d’Italia Donne, which runs from June 30 to July 9. This will be the 34th edition of the Giro Donne, which was elevated back to top-tier status last year. Fabiana Luberini and Anna van der Breggen are record holders of the title with four wins each.

From there, we jump to July when the Tour de France Femmes is up for what will surely be a massively exciting round two. This year will feature an even more challenging 956-km route, with the stand-out stages coming on the final weekend. The penultimate day sees a summit finish on the legendary Col du Tourmalet, followed by a time trial in and around Pau for the closing stage.

The World Championships on an epic scale before the season winds down

It is hard to fathom all that will have transpired come the end of summer but, no doubt, there will still be tons of enthusiasm left for the UCI Cycling World Championships, held in Glasgow and across Scotland from 3 to 13 August. Notably, in a first for a UCI World Championships, the Women Elite road race will bring the curtain down on the competitions on Sunday, 13 August. Not bad!

This is also the first time all 13 UCI World Championships will be combined into one mega-event, so this will be one of the grandest cycling events the world has ever seen. The anticipated global TV audience will place the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships in the world’s top-10 most watched sporting events.

Following that deluge of action, a combination of one-day and stage races to close out the season at the double-header Postnord Vargarda WestSweden and Tour of Scandinavia in August, GP de Plouay, Simac Ladies Tour and Tour de Romandie in September, and the return of Tour of Chongming Island and Tour of Guangxi in October.

As we said at the top, there is a lot to get excited about here. Stay tuned for our coverage of the Women’s Tour Down Under that gets started on Saturday!

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VOLTA COMUNITAT VALENCIANA

La Volta presenta credenciales para ser World Tour

La edición de 2025, la 76ª de su historia, se abrirá con una contrarreloj por equipos..

La Volta Ciclista a la Comunitat Valenciana da pasos para su salto de categoría. La prueba presentará su solicitud a la Unión Ciclista Internacional para convertirse en prueba UCI World Tour a partir de su edición de 2026. Por tiempos y plazos, la organización de la prueba valenciana entregará la documentación correspondiente en enero de 2025. Por ello, la próxima edición, la 76º de su historia, que se celebrará del 5 al 9 de febrero de 2026, continuará teniendo categoría UCI ProSeries, si bien, los informes de la UCI respecto a la prueba celebrada el pasado mes de febrero auguran su salto de categoría.

Ángel Casero , director general de la VCV, en un desayuno con medios celebrado en una de las sedes del Banco Sabadell, patrocinador de la prueba, se ha congratulado de los resultados, impacto, valoración de los participantes y de los jueces de la UCI de la última edición, la 75º de la prueba. “Esta siendo un año muy complicado para los organizadores de carreras y por eso, visto como transcurrió la VCV, es para estar orgullosos”, ha recalcado Casero, cifrando el impacto económico de la prueba valenciana en más de 415 millones de euros , con una audiencia potencial de 20 millones de espectadores a través de una señal de televisión que se distribuyó a 200 países.

La 75º edición de la VCV recibió puntuación máxima de los jueces de la UCI en su informe de evaluación. Así, el informe recalca que el “comité organizador está bien estructurado y los responsables de cada área están bien identificados; se presta gran atención a la seguridad y las medidas pertinentes; el recorrido es variado y selectivo; la acogida por parte de los equipos y comisarios es excelente; la producción de televisión estuvo muy atenta a las instrucciones de seguridad; la organización pudo afrontar eficazmente un accidente mortal ocurrido en la meta de la cuarta etapa”.

Contrarreloj por equipos

La VCV, así, una vez la UCI corroboré su salto de categoría, se consolidará como un referente en los primeros compases de temporada. De hecho, la VCV, que abre la temporada, ha convertido la Comunitat Valenciana en un referente para los equipos de World Tour, con 16 de ellos realizando la pretemporada en tierras valencianas. “Un ascenso supondrá más dinero, más inversión, nos permitirá ampliar un día más la carrera, de cinco a seis , con dos etapas en cada una de las tres provincias (Alicante, Valencia y Castellón), así como la obligación de que participen los 19 equipos World Tour”.

Ángel Casero, acompañado por Fernando Canós, subdirector general y territorial este del Banco Sabadell, ha aprovechado la ocasión para hacer públicas las novedades que, de momento, presentará la edición de febrero de 2025. Entre ellas, la principal, la celebración en la primera etapa de una contrarreloj por equipos. “Cumpliremos así con una de las peticiones de los equipos, que podrán así probar en carrera y en la primera prueba de la temporada todo su material nuevo”, ha enfatizado Casero, que sin dar excesivas pistas del recorrido de la próxima edición sí apuntó que comenzará en la provincia de Alicante con esa contrarreloj y acabará en Valencia, teniendo su etapa reina en la provincia de Castellón.

«Estamos encantados de poder anunciar que, para la VCV 2025, recuperamos en el recorrido una contrarreloj por equipos. Era algo que nos pedían mucho los aficionados cada año y por fin lo hemos podido conseguir. No es fácil organizar una etapa de este tipo, pero por suerte volveremos a vivir un día tan especial como los que disfrutamos en 2017 en Orihuela o 2018 entre Benitatxell y Calpe», ha confirmado Ángel Casero ante la prensa valenciana. «Aún no podemos dar más detalles, pero como es habitual en la VCV, para 2025 estamos preparando un recorrido con atractivo en las cinco etapas , con puertos inéditos y con emoción hasta el último segundo», ha concluido el exciclista valenciano, campeón de la Vuelta España en 2001 y Director General de la VCV - Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana desde 2016.

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