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SUMMARY:2025 UCI Road World Championships
DESCRIPTION:The 2025 UCI Road World Championships is the pinnacle event in road cycling\, where the world’s best riders compete for the prestigious “Rainbow Jersey.” The 2025 edition is a historic occasion\, as it will be the first time the event is held on the African continent\, showcasing a thrilling display of skill\, strategy\, and endurance. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen and Where is the 2025 UCI Road World Championships?\n\n\n\nThe 2025 UCI Road World Championships will be held in Kigali\, Rwanda\, from 21 to 28 September 2025. The races will take place on challenging courses around the “Land of a Thousand Hills\,” with events starting and finishing in the city center of Kigali. \n\n\n\nRace Program\n\n\n\nThe format includes a full schedule of races for different categories\, with the main events being the Individual Time Trial and the Road Race. All races are contested by national teams\, not professional trade teams\, with the winner of each event earning the coveted Rainbow Jersey. \n\n\n\n\nIndividual Time Trials: A race against the clock where riders start at set intervals. There are separate events for Men Elite\, Women Elite\, Men Under 23\, Women Under 23\, Men Junior\, and Women Junior.\n\n\n\nRoad Races: A mass-start race where riders compete in a pack over a challenging course. There are events for all categories\, including the Men Elite Road Race\, which covers a grueling 267.5 km course.\n\n\n\nTeam Time Trial Mixed Relay: A team event featuring both male and female riders from each nation.\n\n\n\n\nFor a detailed look at the official schedule\, including dates and times for each race category\, please visit the Official Race Program and Schedule. \n\n\n\nThe Riders and Qualifying\n\n\n\nNational teams\, composed of the world’s top professional cyclists\, will compete for glory. The number of riders a country can field is determined by their standing in the UCI rankings and their performance throughout the season. Expect to see the best riders from nations like Belgium\, France\, the Netherlands\, Italy\, and Slovenia\, all vying for their country’s pride. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGetting to the 2025 UCI Road World Championships\n\n\n\nKigali is served by Kigali International Airport (KGL)\, which is the primary point of entry for international travelers. The city has a well-developed network of taxis and ride-sharing services for easy travel to and from venues. \n\n\n\n\nBy Air: Flights to Kigali International Airport (KGL) are available from major hubs in Europe\, the Middle East\, and across Africa.\n\n\n\nLocal Travel: Taxis and ride-sharing apps such as Yego and Move are widely available and are the most convenient way to get around the city.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTickets for the 2025 UCI Road World Championships\n\n\n\nThe beautiful thing about road cycling is that most of the action is free to watch! Spectators can line the course to cheer on their favorite riders. For those looking for a premium experience\, the official website offer special VIP packages with access to exclusive viewing areas. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhere to Stay for the 2025 UCI Road World Championships\n\n\n\nKigali offers a diverse range of accommodations to fit every budget\, from luxury hotels to more affordable guesthouses. \n\n\n\n\nHotels: Many international and local hotels are available\, particularly in the city center.\n\n\n\nGuesthouses/Homestays: For a more authentic experience\, you can explore local guesthouses or homestays.\n\n\n\n\nBooking Tips: \n\n\n\n\nBook Early: Given the historical significance of this event\, accommodation in Kigali is expected to fill up quickly.\n\n\n\nCheck Transport Links: Ensure your accommodation is well-connected to public transport for easy travel to and from the race routes.\n\n\n\nRead Reviews: Use reputable booking sites like TripAdvisor to check reviews for location and amenities.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHelpful Links for Planning Your Visit to the 2025 UCI Road World Championships\n\n\n\nTo ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit to this historic event\, here are some essential resources for your trip: \n\n\n\n\nOfficial Event Website\n\n\n\nUnion Cycliste Internationale (UCI) Official Website\n\n\n\nVisit Rwanda Official Tourism Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2025-uci-road-world-championships/
LOCATION:Kigali\, Rwanda
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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SUMMARY:2024 UCI Road World Championships
DESCRIPTION:The 2024 UCI Road World Championships is the annual world championship of bicycle road racing\, consisting of both the road race and individual time trial. Events are competed for by national teams\, with the winner of each event being able to wear the prestigious rainbow jersey in races within that category over the next year. \n\nWhen is the 2024 UCI Road World Championships?\nThe UCI Road World Championship takes place every year\, usually held in September after the Vuelta a España. The 2024 UCI Road World Championship event will be held between the 21st and 29th September 2024. \n\nWhere is the 2024 UCI Road World Championships?\nThe UCI Road World Championships are held in a different city or region each year. The 2024 Championships are to be held in Zurich in Switzerland\, the fourth time the city has hosted the event but the first since 1946. Switzerland has held the Championships on 10 previous occasions\, the last time being in 2009 in Mendrisio. \nThe 2020 Championships were due to be held in the Aigle and Martigny area in Switzerland but was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. \n\nHow do I get to the 2024 UCI Road World Championships?\nThinking of going to Zurich? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\nFurther travel information will be available here shortly. \n\nHotels for the 2024 UCI Road World Championships\n\n\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Zurich by clicking here. \n\n\nFurther Information\nUCI Road World Championships Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2024-uci-road-world-championships/
LOCATION:Zürich\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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SUMMARY:2024 Tour de France
DESCRIPTION:The most famous of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours\, the 2024 Tour de France (Tour of France) is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in France. \n \nThe yellow jersey (maillot jaune) is given to the General Clarification winner of the Tour de France\, with four riders winning the race on five occasions – Jacques Anquetil of France\, Eddy Merckx of Belgium\, Bernard Hinault of France and Miguel Indurain of Spain. \n \n\n \nWhen is the 2024 Tour de France?\n \nThe Tour de France is held annually\, usually over 3 weeks in the month of July coinciding with Bastille Day – the national day of France. \n \nThe 2024 Tour de France will be held from Saturday 29th June to Sunday 21st July 2024. \n \n\n \nWhere is the 2024 Tour de France?\n \nThe Tour de France is predominantly held in France\, although stages have passed through or started in a number of different countries including: Andorra\, Belgium\, Germany\, Ireland\, Italy\, Luxembourg\, Monaco\, the Netherlands\, Spain\, Switzerland\, and the United Kingdom. \n \nThe start of the Tour\, known as the Grand Départ takes place in a different town each year\, with the right to host being highly sought after. It has also become common for the Grand Départ to take place outside of France to increase international interest in the event\, whilst the final stage is traditionally held on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. \n \nThe 2024 Grand Départ will depart from Florence\, with the first three stages held across the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy – the first time the Grand Départ for the Tour has taken place in Italy. \n \nWith Paris due to host the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics in late July and into August\, the tour will finish outside of Paris for the first time since 1905. The Final Stage will be an individual time trial from Monaco to Nice\, the last time a time trial was the final stage of the Tour was in 1989 – famed for Greg LeMond overturning a deficit of 50 seconds to win the Tour by just eight seconds. \n \nThe 2024 tour route will be: \n \nStage 1 (Saturday 29th June 2024) – Florence to Rimini \n \nStage 2 (Sunday 30th June 2024) – Cesenatico to Bologna \n \nStage 3 (Monday 1st July 2024) – Plaisance to Turin \n \nDetails of Stage 4 – Stage 19 are to be confirmed \n \nStage 20 (Saturday 20th July 2024) – Nice to Col de la Couillole \n \nStage 21 (Sunday 21st July 2024) – Monaco to Nice (Individual Time Trial) \n \nFurther information on the 2024 route can be accessed on the official website here once confirmed. \n \n\n \nHow do I get to the 2024 Tour de France?\n \nFor the Grand Départ\, there are airports at Bilbao\, Vitoria-Gasteiz and San Sebastián. Across France\, major airports can be found in Paris\, Nice\, Lyon\, Marseille and Toulouse among others which between them serve many destinations across Europe and the World. \n \nThinking of flying? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \n\n\n \n \n\n \nHotels for the 2024 Tour de France\n \nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Florence for the Grand Départ by clicking here\, or in France by clicking here. \n \n\n\n\n \n \n\n \nFurther Information\n \nNice City Guide \n \nTour de France Event Guide \n \nTour de France Official Website \n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n \n\n\nTweets by LeTour
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LOCATION:Italy & France
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20230826T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20230917T235959
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SUMMARY:2023 Vuelta a España
DESCRIPTION:The last of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours (after the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France)\, the 2023 Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain) is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in Spain. \nThe red jersey (maillot rojo) is given to the General Clarification winner of the Vuelta a España\, with Roberto Heras of Spain winning a record four times (2000\, 2003\, 2004\, 2005) followed by Tony Rominger\, Alberto Contador and Primož Roglič on three victories. \n\nWhen is the 2023 Vuelta a España?\nThe Vuelta a España is held annually\, usually held over 3 weeks in the months of August and September. The 2023 edition of the Vuelta will be held from the 26th August to the 17th September 2023. \n\nWhere is the 2023 Vuelta a España?\nThe Vuelta a España is predominantly held in Spain but does visit neighbouring countries such as Portugal\, Andorra and France. The start of the Vuelta is a prestigious event and unlike the other Grand Tours in which it has become common place to start abroad\, just four editions of the Vuelta have started outside of Spain. The final stage of the Vuelta traditionally finishes in Madrid. \nThe 2023 Vuelta will officially depart from Barcelona\, marking a return to the event for the first time since 2012. The city last hosted the official departure in 1962 and also the end of Stage 6 and start of Stage 7 at the 2009 Tour de France. \nThe 2023 Vuelta route will be: \nStage 1 (Saturday 26th August 2023) – Barcelona to Barcelona (14.6km Team time trial)Stage 2 (Sunday 27th August 2023) – Mataró to Barcelona (181.3km hilly stage)Stage 3 (Monday 28th August 2023) – Súria to Arinsal (Andorra) (158.5km mountain stage)Stage 4 (Tuesday 29th August 2023) – Andorra la Vella (Andorra) to Tarragona (183.4km hilly stage)Stage 5 (Wednesday 30th August 2023) – Morella to Burriana (185.7km hilly stage)Stage 6 (Thursday 31st August 2023) – La Vall d’Uixó to Observatorio Astrofísico de Javalambre (181.3km mountain stage)Stage 7 (Friday 1st September 2023) – Utiel to Oliva (188.8km flat stage)Stage 8 (Saturday 2nd September 2023) – Dénia to Xorret de Catí. Costa Blanca Interior (164.8km mountain stage)Stage 9 (Sunday 3rd September 2023) – Cartagena to Caravaca de la Cruz (180.9km hilly stage)Rest Day (Monday 4th September 2023)Stage 10 (Tuesday 5th September 2023) – Valladolid to Valladolid (25km individual time trial)Stage 11 (Wednesday 6th September 2023) – Lerma to La Laguna Negra.Vinuesa (163.2km flat stage – uphill finish)Stage 12 (Thursday 7th September 2023) – Ólvega to Zaragoza (165.4km flat stage)Stage 13 (Friday 8th September 2023) – Formigal. Huesca la Magia to Col du Tourmalet (134.7km mountain stage)Stage 14 (Saturday 9th September 2023) – Sauveterre-de-Béarn to Larra-Belagua (161.7km mountain stage)Stage 15 (Sunday 10th September 2023) – Pamplona to Lekunberri (156.5km hilly stage)Rest Day (Monday 11th September 2023)Stage 16 (Tuesday 12th September 2023) – Liencres Playa to Bejes (119.7km flat stage – uphill finish)Stage 17 (Wednesday 13th September 2023) – Ribadesella/Ribeseya to Altu de L’Angliru (122.6km mountain stage)Stage 18 (Thursday 14th September 2023) – Pola de Allande to La Cruz de Linares (178.9km mountain stage)Stage 19 (Friday 15th September 2023) – La Bañeza to Íscar (177.4km flat stage)Stage 20 (Saturday 16th September 2023) – Manzanares El Real to Guadarrama (208.4km hilly stage)Stage 21 (Sunday 17th September 2023) – Hipódromo de la Zarzuela to Madrid. Paisaje de la Luz (101km flat stage) \nFurther information on the route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\nHow do I get to the 2023 Vuelta a España?\nThere are major airports in Madrid\, Barcelona\, Málaga\, Alicante and Valencia among others. \nThinking of flying? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \n\nHotels for the 2023 Vuelta a España\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Spain by clicking here. \n\n \n\nFurther Information\nVuelta a España Official Website \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTweets by lavuelta
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2023-vuelta-a-espana/
LOCATION:Spain
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230701T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230723T235959
DTSTAMP:20260506T131924
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SUMMARY:2023 Tour de France
DESCRIPTION:The most famous of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours\, the 2023 Tour de France (Tour of France) is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in France. \nThe yellow jersey (maillot jaune) is given to the General Clarification winner of the Tour de France\, with four riders winning the race on five occasions – Jacques Anquetil of France\, Eddy Merckx of Belgium\, Bernard Hinault of France and Miguel Indurain of Spain. \n\nWhen is the 2023 Tour de France?\nThe Tour de France is held annually\, usually over 3 weeks in the month of July coinciding with Bastille Day – the national day of France. \nThe 2023 Tour de France will be held from Saturday 1st July to Sunday 23rd July 2023. \n\nWhere is the 2023 Tour de France?\nThe Tour de France is predominantly held in France\, although stages have passed through or started in a number of different countries including: Andorra\, Belgium\, Germany\, Ireland\, Italy\, Luxembourg\, Monaco\, the Netherlands\, Spain\, Switzerland\, and the United Kingdom. \nThe start of the Tour\, known as the Grand Départ takes place in a different town each year\, with the right to host being highly sought after. It has also become common for the Grand Départ to take place outside of France to increase international interest in the event\, whilst the final stage is traditionally held on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. \nThe 2023 Grand Départ will depart from the Basque region on the border of Spain and France and starting in the Spanish city of Bilbao – the second time the region has hosted the occasion\, after San Sebastian in 1992. \nThe 2023 tour route will be: \nStage 1 (Saturday 1st July 2023) – Bilbao (Spain) (182 KM) \nStage 2 (Sunday 2nd July 2023) – Vitoria-Gasteiz to San Sebastián (Spain) (209 KM) \nStage 3 (Monday 3rd July 2023) – Amorebieta-Etxano (Spain) to Bayonne (185 KM) \nStage 4 (Tuesday 4th July 2023) – Dax to Nogaro (182 KM) \nStage 5 (Wednesday 5th July 2023) – Pau to Laruns (165 KM) \nStage 6 (Thursday 6th July 2023) – Tarbes to Cauterets (145 KM) \nStage 7 (Friday 7th July 2023) – Mont-de-Marsan to Bordeaux (170 KM) \nStage 8 (Saturday 8th July 2023) – Libourne to Limoges (201 KM) \nStage 9 (Sunday 9th July 2023) – Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat to Puy de Dôme (184 KM) \nRest day (Monday 10th July 2023) – Clermont-Ferrand \nStage 10 (Tuesday 11th July 2023) – Vulcania to Issoire (167 KM) \nStage 11 (Wednesday 12th July 2023) – Clermont-Ferrand to Moulins (180 KM) \nStage 12 (Thursday 13th July 2023) – Roanne to Belleville-en-Beaujolais (169 KM) \nStage 13 (Friday 14th July 2023) – Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne to Grand Colombier (138 KM) \nStage 14 (Saturday 15th July 2023) – Annemasse to Portes du Soleil (152 KM) \nStage 15 (Sunday 16th July 2023) – Portes du Soleil to Saint-Gervais Mont Blanc (180 KM) \nRest day (Monday 17th July 2023) – Saint-Gervais Mont Blanc \nStage 16 (Tuesday 18th July 2023) – Passy to Combloux (22 KM individual time trial) \nStage 17 (Wednesday 19th July 2023) – Saint-Gervais Mont Blanc to Courchevel (166 KM) \nStage 18 (Thursday 20th July 2023) – Moûtiers to Bourg-en-Bresse (186 KM) \nStage 19 (Friday 21st July 2023) – Moirans-en-Montagne to Poligny (173 KM) \nStage 20 (Saturday 22nd July 2023) – Belfort to Le Markstein Fellering (133 KM) \nStage 21 (Sunday 24th July 2023) – Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines to Paris (Champs-Élysées) (115 KM) \nFurther information on the 2023 route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\nHow do I get to the 2023 Tour de France?\nFor the Grand Départ\, there are airports at Bilbao\, Vitoria-Gasteiz and San Sebastián. Across France\, major airports can be found in Paris\, Nice\, Lyon\, Marseille and Toulouse among others which between them serve many destinations across Europe and the World. \nThinking of flying? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \n\nHotels for the 2023 Tour de France\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in the Basque region for the Grand Départ by clicking here\, or in France by clicking here. \n\n \n\nFurther Information\nTour de France Official Website \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTweets by LeTour
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2023-tour-de-france/
LOCATION:Spain & France
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230506
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230529
DTSTAMP:20260506T131925
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SUMMARY:2023 Giro d’Italia
DESCRIPTION:One of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours (along with the Tour de France and Vuelta a España)\, the 2023 Giro d’Italia (meaning Tour of Italy) is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in Italy. \nThe pink jersey (maglia rosa) is given to the General Clarification winner of the Giro d’Italia\, with three riders winning the race on five occasions – Alfredo Binda and Fausto Coppi of Italy\, along with the famed Eddy Merckx of Belgium. \n\nWhere is the 2023 Giro d’Italia?\nThe Giro is predominantly held in Italy but has been known to pass through neighbouring countries such as San Marino\, France\, Switzerland\, Austria\, Slovenia and the Vatican City State. \nThe start of the Giro\, known as the Grande Partenza takes place in a different town each year. It has become more common for the start of the Giro to be held outside of Italy to increase international international interest in the event. \nThe 2023 Grande Partenza will depart from the Abruzzo region with an individual time trial along the Costa dei Trabocchi cycle path. The grand finale will be held in Rome for the fifth time. \nThe 2023 Giro route will be: \nStage 1 (Saturday 6th May 2023) – Fossacesia Marina – Ortona (18.4km time trial)\nStage 2 (Sunday 7th May 2023) – Teramo – San Salvo (204km)\nStage 3 (Monday 8th May 2023) – Vasto – Melfi (210km)\nStage 4 (Tuesday 9th May 2023) – Venosa – Lago Laceno (184km)\nStage 5 (Wednesday 10th May 2023) – Atripalda – Salerno (172km)\nStage 6 (Thursday 11th May 2023) – Napoli – Napoli (156km)\nStage 7 (Friday 12th May 2023) – Capua – Gran Sasso d’Italia (Campo Imperatore) (218km)\nStage 8 (Saturday 13th May 2023) – Terni – Fossombrone (207km)\nStage 9 (Sunday 14th May 2023) – Savignano sul Rubicone – Cesena (Technogym Village) (33.6km time trial)\nRest Day (Monday 15th May 2023)\nStage 10 (Tuesday 16th May 2023) – Scandiano – Viareggio (190km)\nStage 11 (Wednesday 17th May 2023) – Camaiore – Tortona (218km)\nStage 12 (Thursday 18th May 2023) – Bra – Rivoli (179km)\nStage 13 (Friday 19th May 2023) – Borgofranco d’Ivrea – Crans Montana (208km)\nStage 14 (Saturday 20th May 2023) – Sierre – Cassano Magnago (194km)\nStage 15 (Sunday 21st May 2023) – Seregno – Bergamo (191km)\nRest Day (Monday 22nd May 2023) \nStage 16 (Tuesday 23rd May 2023) – Sabbio Chiese – Monte Bondone (198km)\nStage 17 (Wednesday 24th May 2023) – Pergine Valsugana – Caorle (192km)\nStage 18 (Thursday 25th May 2023) – Oderzo – Val di Zoldo (160km)\nStage 19 (Friday 26th May 2023) – Longarone – Tre Cime di Lavaredo (Rif. Auronzo) (182km)\nStage 20 (Saturday 27th May 2023) – Tarvisio – Monte Lussari (18.6km time trial)\nStage 21 (Sunday 28th May 2023) – Roma – Roma (115km) \nFurther information on the route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\nHow do I get to the 2023 Giro d’Italia?\nItaly has a number of international airports\, including in Rome\, Milan\, Venice\, Catania\, Naples\, Bologna and Pisa among others which between them serve many destinations across Europe and the World. \nThinking of flying? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \n\nHotels for the 2023 Giro d’Italia\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Italy by clicking here. \n \n\nFurther Information\nGiro d’Italia Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2023-giro-ditalia/
LOCATION:Italy
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220918
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220926
DTSTAMP:20260506T131925
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SUMMARY:2022 UCI Road World Championships
DESCRIPTION:The 2022 UCI Road World Championships is the annual world championship of bicycle road racing\, consisting of both the road race and individual time trial. Events are competed for by national teams\, with the winner of each event being able to wear the prestigious rainbow jersey in races within that category over the next year. \n\nWhen is the 2022 UCI Road World Championships?\nThe UCI Road World Championship takes place every year\, usually held in September after the Vuelta a España. The 2022 UCI Road World Championship event will be held between the 18th and 25th September 2022. \n\nWhere is the 2022 UCI Road World Championships?\nThe UCI Road World Championships are held in a different city or region each year. The 2022 Championships are to be held in the city of Wollongong in the Illawarra region of New South Wales\, Australia. This will be the second time Australia has hosted the event\, with the 2010 Championships held in Geelong and Melbourne – Thor Hushovd became the first Norwegian winner after winning the Men’s Road race (see below). \n\nHow do I get to the 2022 UCI Road World Championships?\nAir: Shellharbour Airport is the local airport that offers daily services to Melbourne–Essendon and Brisbane. The much larger Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport is the busiest airport in Australia\, with 46 domestic and 43 international destinations and is approximately 80 kilometres away. \nThinking of going to Wollongong? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\nTrain – Wollongong railway station sits on the South Coast Line and has services travelling between Sydney Central\, Bondi Junction and Kiama. \n\nHotels for the 2022 UCI Road World Championships\n\n\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Wollongong by clicking here. \n\n\nFurther Information\n2022 UCI Road World Championships Official Website \nUCI Road World Championships Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2022-uci-road-world-championships/
LOCATION:Wollongong\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220819
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220912
DTSTAMP:20260506T131925
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SUMMARY:2022 Vuelta a España
DESCRIPTION:The last of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours (after the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France)\, the 2022 Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain) is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in Spain. \n \nThe 2021 red jersey (maillot rojo)\, given to the General Clarification winner of the Vuelta a España\, was won by the Slovenian\, Primož Roglič of Team Jumbo–Visma who became just the third rider to win the event for the third year in a row. \n \n\n \nWhere is the 2022 Vuelta a España?\n \nThe Vuelta a España is predominantly held in Spain but does visit neighbouring countries. \n \nOnly three editions of the Vuelta have started outside of Spain: \n \n\n1997: Lisbon\, Portugal\n2009: Assen\, Netherlands\n2017: Nîmes\, France\n\n \nThe final stage of the Vuelta traditionally finishes in Madrid. \nThe 2022 Vuelta will start outside of Spain for just the fourth time\, beginning in the Dutch city of Utrecht with a team time trial. The second stage will be held from ‘s-Hertogenbosch to Utrecht before a circuit starting and finishing in Breda. \nThe 2022 Vuelta route will be: \nStage 1 (Friday 19th August 2022) – Utrecht (Team time trial)\nStage 2 (Saturday 20th August 2022) – ‘s-Hertogenbosch to Utrecht\nStage 3 (Sunday 21st August 2022) – Breda\nRest Day (Monday 22nd August 2022)\nStage 4 (Tuesday 23rd August 2022) – TBC\nStage 5 (Wednesday 24th August 2022) – TBC\nStage 6 (Thursday 25th August 2022) – TBC\nStage 7 (Friday 26th August 2022) – TBC\nStage 8 (Saturday 27th August 2022) – TBC\nStage 9 (Sunday 28th August 2022) – TBC\nRest Day (Monday 29th August 2022)\nStage 10 (Tuesday 30th August 2022) – TBC\nStage 11 (Wednesday 31st August 2022) – TBC\nStage 12 (Thursday 1st September 2022) – TBC\nStage 13 (Friday 2nd September 2022) – TBC\nStage 14 (Saturday 3rd September 2022) – TBC\nStage 15 (Sunday 4th September 2022) – TBC\nRest Day (Monday 5th September 2022)\nStage 16 (Tuesday 6th September 2022) – TBC\nStage 17 (Wednesday 7th September 2022) – TBC\nStage 18 (Thursday 8th September 2022) – TBC\nStage 19 (Friday 9th September 2022) – TBC\nStage 20 (Saturday 10th September 2022) – TBC\nStage 21 (Sunday 11th September 2022) – TBC \nFurther information on the route can be accessed on the official website here. \n \n\n \nHow do I get to the 2022 Vuelta a España?\n \nThere are major airports in Madrid\, Barcelona\, Málaga\, Alicante and Valencia among others. \n \nThinking of going to Spain? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \n\n \nHotels for the 2022 Vuelta a España\n \nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Spain by clicking here. \n \n\n \nFurther Information\n \nVuelta a España Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2022-vuelta-a-espana/
LOCATION:Netherlands & Spain
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220506
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220530
DTSTAMP:20260506T131925
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SUMMARY:2022 Giro d’Italia
DESCRIPTION:One of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours (along with the Tour de France and Vuelta a España)\, the 2022 Giro d’Italia (meaning Tour of Italy) is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in Italy. \nThe 2021 pink jersey (maglia rosa)\, given to the General Clarification winner of the Giro d’Italia\, was won by Colombia’s Egan Bernal of the Ineos Grenadiers who finished 1 minute 29 seconds ahead of Italy’s Damiano Caruso. \n\nWhere is the 2022 Giro d’Italia?\nThe Giro is predominantly held in Italy but has been known to pass through neighbouring countries such as San Marino\, France\, Switzerland\, Austria\, Slovenia and the Vatican City State. \nThe start of the Giro\, known as the Grande Partenza takes place in a different town each year. It has become more common for the start of the Giro to be held outside of Italy to increase international international interest in the event. \nThe 2022 Grande Partenza will take place in Budapest in Hungary\, the first time the country has hosted the event and the 14th time it has started outside of Italy. Budapest was due to host the Giro in 2020 but this was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. \nThe 2022 Giro route will be: \nStage 1 (Friday 6th May 2022) – Budapest to Visegrád (195km)\nStage 2 (Saturday 7th May 2022) – Budapest (9.2km time trial)\nStage 3 (Sunday 8th May 2022) – Kaposvár to Balatonfüred (201km)\nRest Day (Monday 9th May 2022)\nStage 4 (Tuesday 10th May 2022) – Avola to Etna (Rif. Sapienza) (166km)\nStage 5 (Wednesday 11th May 2022) – Catania to Messina (172km)\nStage 6 (Thursday 12th May 2022) – Palmi to Scalea (Riviera dei Cedri) (192km)\nStage 7 (Friday 13th May 2022) – Diamante to Potenza (198km)\nStage 8 (Saturday 14th May 2022) – Napoli to Napoli (Procida Capitale Italiana della Cultura) (149km)\nStage 9 (Sunday 15th May 2022) – Isernia to Blockhaus (187km)\nStage 10 (Monday 16th May 2022) – Pescara to Jesi (194km)\nRest Day (Tuesday 17th May 2022)\nStage 11 (Wednesday 18th May 2022) – Santarcangelo di Romagna to Reggio Emilia (201km)\nStage 12 (Thursday 19th May 2022) – Parma to Genova (186km)\nStage 13 (Friday 20th May 2022) – Sanremo to Cuneo (157km)\nStage 14 (Saturday 21st May 2022) – Sanremo to Cuneo (153km)\nStage 15 (Sunday 22nd May 2022) – Rivarolo Canavese to Cogne (177km)\nRest Day (Monday 23rd May 2022) \nStage 16 (Tuesday 24th May 2022) – Salò to Aprica (Sforzato Wine Stage) (200km)\nStage 17 (Wednesday 25th May 2022) – Ponte di Legno to Lavarone (165km)\nStage 18 (Thursday 26th May 2022) – Borgo Valsugana to Treviso (146km)\nStage 19 (Friday 27th May 2022) – Marano Lagunare to Santuario di Castelmonte (178km)\nStage 20 (Saturday 28th May 2022) – Belluno to Marmolada (Passo Fedaia) (167km)\nStage 21 (Sunday 29th May 2022) – Verona (Cronometro delle Colline Veronesi) to Tissot ITT (17.1km) \nFurther information on the route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\nHow do I get to the 2022 Giro d’Italia?\nThe Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is located about 24km away from Budapest\, with flights to many European destinations as well as North America. \nItaly has a number of international airports\, including in Rome\, Milan\, Venice\, Catania\, Naples\, Bologna and Pisa among others which between them serve many destinations across Europe and the World. \nThinking of flying to Italy? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \n\nHotels for the 2022 Giro d’Italia\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Budapest for the Grande Partenza by clicking here. \nOr find some great places to stay in Italy by clicking here. \n \n\nFurther Information\nGiro d’Italia Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2022-giro-ditalia/
LOCATION:Hungary & Italy
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210927
DTSTAMP:20260506T131925
CREATED:20210831T152142Z
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SUMMARY:2021 UCI Road World Championships
DESCRIPTION:The 2021 UCI Road World Championships is the annual world championship of bicycle road racing\, consisting of both the road race and individual time trial. Events are competed for by national teams\, with the winner of each event being able to wear the prestigious rainbow jersey in races within that category over the next year. \n\nWhen is the 2021 UCI Road World Championships?\nThe UCI Road World Championship takes place every year\, usually held in September after the Vuelta a España. The 2021 UCI Road World Championship event will be held between the 19th and 26th September 2021. \n\nWhere is the 2021 UCI Road World Championships?\nThe UCI Road World Championships are held in a different city or region each year. The 2021 Championships are to be held in the Flanders region of Belgium\, the seventh time the region has hosted the championships. The last being in 2002 when Italy’s Mario Cipollini won the race (see the end of this page). The time trials will depart in Knokke-Heist and finish in the historic city of Bruges (pictured)\, whilst the road races start in Antwerp and finishing with a circuit in Leuven. \n\nHow do I get to the 2021 UCI Road World Championships?\nAir: There are two main international airports in Flanders: \n\nBrussels Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Belgium\, with a number of flights across Europe\, North America\, Asia and Africa.\nThe smaller Antwerp International Airport\, 6 kilometres south of the city has a limited number of flights to European destinations.\n\nThinking of going to Flanders? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\nTrain – Leuven\, Antwerp\, Bruges and Knokke-Heist all have railway stations with onwards connections to stations in Brussels\, as well as continental Europe. \nThinking of catching a train in Belgium? Search and book your journey through the Trainline here. \n \n\nHotels for the 2021 UCI Road World Championships\n\n\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in each of the route’s main towns by clicking on each of the links below: \n\nLeuven\nAntwerp\nBruges\nKnokke-Heist\n\n\n\nFurther Information\nBruges-Leuven 2021 UCI Road World Championships Official Website \nUCI Road World Championships Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2021-uci-road-world-championships/
LOCATION:Flanders
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210814
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210906
DTSTAMP:20260506T131925
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SUMMARY:2021 Vuelta a España
DESCRIPTION:The last of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours (after the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France)\, the 2021 Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain) is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in Spain. \n\n \nThe 2020 red jersey (maillot rojo)\, given to the General Clarification winner of the Vuelta a España\, was won by the Slovenian\, Primož Roglič of Team Jumbo–Visma who won the event for the second year in a row. \n\n \n\n\n \nWhere is the 2021 Vuelta a España?\n\n \nThe Vuelta a España is predominantly held in Spain but does visit neighboring countries. \n\n \nOnly three editions of the Vuelta have started outside of Spain: \n\n \n\n1997: Lisbon\, Portugal\n2009: Assen\, Netherlands\n2017: Nîmes\, France\n\n\n \nThe final stage of the Vuelta traditionally finishes in Madrid. \nThe 2021 Vuelta will start in the Northern city of Burgos with a 8 kilometre individual time trial\, finishing with a 33.7 kilometre individual time trial in Santiago de Compostela – the first finish outside of Madrid since 2014. \nThe 2021 Vuelta route will be: \nStage 1 (Saturday 14th August 2021) – Burgos to Burgos (8km individual time trial) \nStage 2 (Sunday 15th August 2021) – Caleuega to Burgos (169.5km flat stage) \nStage 3 (Monday 16th August 2021) – Santo Domingo de Silos to Picón Blanco (203km flat stage) \nStage 4 (Tuesday 17th August 2021) – El Burgo de Osma to Molina de Aragón (163.6km flat stage) \nStage 5 (Wednesday 18th August 2021) – Tarancón to Albacete (184.4km flat stage) \nStage 6 (Thursday 19th August 2021) – Requena to Alto de Cullera (159km flat stage) \nStage 7 (Friday 20th August 2021) – Gandia to Balcón de Alicante (152km mountain stage) \nStage 8 (Saturday 21st August 2021) – Santa Pola to La Manga del Mar Menor (163.3km flat stage) \nStage 9 (Sunday 22nd August 2021) – Puerto Lumbreras to Alto de Velefique (187.8km mountain stage) \nRest Day (Monday 23rd August 2021) \nStage 10 (Tuesday 24th August 2021) – Roquetas de Mar to Rincón de la Victoria (190.2km hilly stage) \nStage 11 (Wednesday 25th August 2021) – Antequera to Valdepeñas de Jaén (131.6km hilly stage) \nStage 12 (Thursday 26thAugust 2021) –Jaén to Córdoba (166.7km hilly stage) \nStage 13 (Friday 27th August 2021) – Belmez to Villanueva de la Serena (197.2km flat stage) \nStage 14 (Saturday 28th August 2021) – Don Benito to Pico Villuercas (159.7km mountain stage) \nStage 15 (Sunday 29th August 2021) – Navalmoral de la Mata to El Barraco (193.4km mountain stage) \nRest Day (Monday 30th August 2021) \nStage 16 (Tuesday 31st August 2021) – Laredo to Santa Cruz de Bezana (170.8km flat stage) \nStage 17 (Wednesday 1st September 2021) – Unquerra to Lagos de Covadonga (181.6km mountain stage) \nStage 18 (Thursday 2nd September 2021) – Salas to Alto de Gamoniteiru (159.2km mountain stage) \nStage 19 (Friday 3rd September 2021) – Tapia to Monforte de Lemos (187.8km hilly stage) \nStage 20 (Saturday 4th September 2021) – Sanxenxo to Mos (173.6km mountain stage) \nStage 21 (Sunday 5th September 2021) – Padrón to Santiago de Compostela (33.7km individiual time trial) \nFurther information on the route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\n \n\n\n \nHow do I get to the 2021 Vuelta a España?\n \n \nThere are major airports in Madrid\, Barcelona\, Málaga\, Alicante and Valencia among others. \n\n \nThinking of going to Spain? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n \nWhere to stay in Spain\n\n \nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Spain by clicking here. \n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n \nFurther Information\n \n \nVuelta a España Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2021-vuelta-a-espana/
LOCATION:Spain
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210626
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210719
DTSTAMP:20260506T131925
CREATED:20200119T225021Z
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SUMMARY:2021 Tour de France
DESCRIPTION:The 108th edition of the Tour de France was due to visit Denmark for the first time\, with the Grand Départ set to take place in the Danish capital of Copenhagen. However this was pushed back to 2022 due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the city due to host matches at the postponed UEFA Euro 2020. \nThe 2021 Grand Départ will now be taking in the western port of Brest\, hosting the start of the Tour for the fourth time\, following 1952\, 1974 and 2008. The dates of the 2021 Tour were brought forward by a week to avoid clashing with the postponed 2020 Olympics and will now take place from the 26th June to 18th July 2021. \n\n2021 Tour de France Route\nThe 2021 route has been unveiled\, with the Grand Départ in Brest in the Brittany region. \nStage 1 (Saturday 26th June 2021) – Brest to Landerneau \nStage 2 (Sunday 27th June 2021) – Perros-Guirec to Mûr-de-Bretagne (Guerlédan) \nStage 3 (Monday 28th June 2021) – Lorient to Pontivy \nStage 4 (Tuesday 29th June 2021) – Redon to Fougères \nStage 5 (Wednesday 30th June 2021) – Changé to Laval \nStage 6 (Thursday 1st July 2021) – Tours to Châteauroux \nStage 7 (Friday 2nd July 2021) – Vierzon to Le Creusot \nStage 8 (Saturday 3rd July 2021) – Oyonnax to Le Grand-Bornand \nStage 9 (Sunday 4th July 2021) – Cluses to Tignes \nRest day (Monday 5th July 2021) – Tignes \nStage 10 (Tuesday 6th July 2021) – Albertville to Valence \nStage 11 (Wednesday 7th July 2021) – Sorgues to Malaucène \nStage 12 (Thursday 8th July 2021) – Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux to Nîmes \nStage 13 (Friday 9th July 2021) – Nîmes to Carcassonne \nStage 14 (Saturday 10th July 2021) – Carcassonne to Quillan \nStage 15 (Sunday 11th July 2021) – Céret to Andorra la Vella (Andorra) \nRest day (Monday 12th July 2021) – Andorra la Vella (Andorra) \nStage 16 (Tuesday 13th July 2021) – El Pas de la Casa (Andorra) to Saint-Gaudens \nStage 17 (Wednesday 14th July 2021) – Muret to Saint-Lary-Soulan (Col de Portet) \nStage 18 (Thursday 15th July 2021) – Pau to Luz Ardiden \nStage 19 (Friday 16th July 2021) – Mourenx to Libourne \nStage 20 (Saturday 17th July 2021) – Libourne to Saint-Émilion \nStage 21 (Sunday 18th July 2021) – Chatou to Paris (Champs-Élysées) \nFurther information on the 2021 route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\nTour de France – Guide\nA guide to the Tour de France is available by clicking here. \n\nTravelling to France\nThere are major airports in Paris\, Nice\, Lyon\, Marseille and Toulouse among others. \nThinking of going to France? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\n\nWhere to Stay in France\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in France by clicking here.
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2021-tour-de-france/
LOCATION:France
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210508
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210531
DTSTAMP:20260506T131925
CREATED:20210207T084659Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210308T212142Z
UID:12649-1620432000-1622419199@mysportstourist.com
SUMMARY:2021 Giro d’Italia
DESCRIPTION:One of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours (along with the Tour de France and Vuelta a España)\, the 2021 Giro d’Italia (meaning Tour of Italy) is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in Italy. \n\nThe 2020 pink jersey (maglia rosa)\, given to the General Clarification winner of the Giro d’Italia\, was won by Great Britain’s Tao Geoghegan Hart of the Ineos Grenadiers. Geoghegan Hart finished 39 seconds ahead of Australia’s Jai Hindley. \n\n\n\nWhere is the 2021 Giro d’Italia?\n\nThe Giro is predominantly held in Italy but has been known to pass through neighbouring countries such as San Marino\, France\, Switzerland\, Austria\, Slovenia and the Vatican City State. \n\nThe start of the Giro\, known as the Grande Partenza takes place in a different town each year. It has become more common for the start of the Giro to be held outside of Italy to increase international international interest in the event. \nThe 2021 Grande Partenza will take place in the Piedmont region in the North of the country\, opening with a 9km flat individual time trial in Turin. The region last hosted the opening of the race 10 years ago. \nThe 2021 Giro route will be: \nStage 1 (Saturday 8th May 2021) – Turin to Turin  (9km Individual Time Trial) \nStage 2 (Sunday 9th May 2021) –Stupinigi to Novara (173km flat) \nStage 3 (Monday 10th May 2021) –Biella to Canale (187km hilly) \nStage 4 (Tuesday 11th May 2021) – Piaceneza to Sestola (186km intermediate) \nStage 5 (Wednesday 12th May 2021) – Modena to Cattolica (171km flat) \nStage 6 (Thursday 13th May 2021) – Grotte di Frasassi to Ascoli Piceno (150km intermediate) \nStage 7 (Friday 14th May 2021) – Notaresco to Termoli (178km flat) \nStage 8 (Saturday 15th May 2021) – Foggia to Guardia Sanframondi (173km intermediate) \nStage 9 (Sunday 16th May 2021) – Castel di Sangro to Campo Felice (160km mountain) \nStage 10 (Monday 17th May 2021) – L’Aquila to Foligno (140km flat) \nRest Day (Tuesday 18th May 2021) \nStage 11 (Wednesday 19th May 2021) – Perugia to Montalcino (163 km hilly) \nStage 12 (Thursday 20th May 2021) – Siena to Bagno di Romagna (209km intermediate) \nStage 13 (Friday 21st May 2021) – Ravenna to Verona (197km flat) \nStage 14 (Saturday 22nd May 2021) – Cittadella to Monte Zoncolan (205km mountain) \nStage 15 (Sunday 23rd May 2021) – Grado to Gorizia (145km hilly) \nStage 16 (Monday 24th May 2021) – Sacile to Cortina d’Ampezzo (212km mountain) \nRest Day (Tuesday 25th May 2021) \nStage 17 (Wednesday 26th May 2021) – Canazei to Sega di Ala (193km mountain) \nStage 18 (Thursday 27th May 2021) – Rovereto to Stradella (228km flat) \nStage 19 (Friday 28th May 2021) – Abbiategrasso to Alpe di Mera Valsesia (178km mountain) \nStage 20 (Saturday 29th May 2021) – Verbania to Valle Spluga (164km mountain) \nStage 21 (Sunday 30th May 2021) – Senago to Milano (29.4km individual time trial) \nFurther information on the route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\n\n\nHow do I get to the 2021 Giro d’Italia?\n \n \nItaly has a number of international airports\, including in Rome\, Milan\, Venice\, Catania\, Naples\, Bologna and Pisa among others which between them serve many destinations across Europe and the World. \n\nThinking of flying to Italy? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\n \n\n\nWhere to stay in Italy\n\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Italy by clicking here. \n\n\n \n\n\nFurther Information\n\nGiro d’Italia Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2021-giro-ditalia/
LOCATION:Italy
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210307
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210315
DTSTAMP:20260506T131925
CREATED:20210225T142450Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210225T142450Z
UID:13069-1615075200-1615766399@mysportstourist.com
SUMMARY:2021 Paris-Nice
DESCRIPTION:One of professional cycling’s iconic races\, the 2021 Paris-Nice is the UCI World Tour’s second race of the season held in France every year over a week long period. Known as the The Race to the Sun as the race takes place in March\, starting in late winter conditions before finishing in spring sunshine. \n\nThe 2020 yellow jersey\, given to the General Clarification winner of Paris-Nice\, was won by Germany’s Maximilian Schachmann of Bora–Hansgrohe. Schachmann beat Tiesj Benoot of Team Subweb by 18 seconds. \n\n\n\nWhere is the 2021 Paris-Nice?\n\nAs the name suggests\, the race starts in Paris and finishes in Nice. The race usually starts with a prologue time trial near Paris\, with a number of different road stages south through France. The finish will either be on Nice’s Promenade des Anglais or an uphill time trial on the Col d’Èze. \nThe 2021 route will be: \nStage 1 (Sunday 7th March 2021) – Saint-Cyr-l’École to Saint-Cyr-l’École (166km hilly) \nStage 2 (Monday 8th March 2021) – Oinville-sur-Montcient to Amilly (188km flat) \nStage 3 (Tuesday 9th March 2021) – Gien to Gien (14.4km Individual Time Trial) \nStage 4 (Wednesday 10th March 2021) – Chalon-sur-Saône to Chiroubles (188km hilly) \nStage 5 (Thursday 11th March 2021) – Vienne to Bollène (203km flat) \nStage 6 (Friday 12th March 2021) – Brignoles to Biot (202.5km hilly) \nStage 7 (Saturday 13th March 2021) – Nice to Valdeblore La Colmiane (166.5km mountain) \nStage 8 (Sunday 14th March 2021) – Nice to Nice (110.5km hilly) \n\n\n\nHow do I get there?\n\nThere are major airports in both Paris and Nice\, both with extensive links to Europe and the rest of the world. \n\nThinking of going to France? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\n\n  \n\n\nWhere to stay in France\n\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in France by clicking here. \n\n\n\n\n  \nFurther Information\n\nParis-Nice Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2021-paris-nice/
LOCATION:France
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201020
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201109
DTSTAMP:20260506T131926
CREATED:20200119T233540Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200506T085627Z
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SUMMARY:2020 Vuelta a España
DESCRIPTION:The 2020 Vuelta was originally due to take place between the 14th August and 6th September 2020\, however will be held later in the year due to the Tour de France now taking place in August/September because of the Coronavirus pandemic. It will now be held between Tuesday 20th October and Sunday 8th November 2020 and overlap with the 2020 Giro d’Italia. \nThe 75th edition of the Vuelta a España was due to start outside of Spain for only the fourth time in the event’s history\, with Utrecht to become the first city to host stages of all three Grand Tours. However the first 3 stages were cancelled\, as there were complexities involved in Utrecht hosting the race during the Autumn following the postponement of the Vuelta. \nThe 2019 race was won by the Slovenian\, Primož Roglič (see below) of Team Jumbo–Visma who became the first person from his country to win a Grand Tour event. \n\n2020 Vuelta a España Route\nThe 2020 Vuelta a España route has been unveiled\, with the race now shortened to 18 stages due to the original start in Utrecht in the Netherlands being cancelled. The Vuelta will now start in the Basque Country for the first time since 1961: \nStage 1 (Tuesday 20th October) – Irun to Arrate \nStage 2 (Wednesday 21st October) – Pamplona to Lekunberri \nStage 3 (Thursday 22nd October) – Lodosa to La Laguna Negra de Vinuesa \nStage 4 (Friday 23rd October) – Garray to Ejea de los Caballeros \nStage 5 (Saturday 24th October) – Huesca to Sabiñánigo \nStage 6 (Sunday 25th October) – Biescas to Col du Tourmalet (France) \nStage 7 (Tuesday 27th October) – Vitoria-Gasteiz to Villanueva de Valdegovia \nStage 8 (Wednesday 28th October) – Logroño to Alto de Moncalvillo \nStage 9 (Thursday 29th October) – Castrillo del Val to Aguilar de Campoo \nStage 10 (Friday 30th October) – Castro Urdiales to Suances \nStage 11 (Saturday 31st October) – Villaviciosa to Alto de la Farrapona \nStage 12 (Sunday 1st November) – La Pola Llaviana to Alto de L’Angliru \nStage 13 (Tuesday 3rd November) – Muros to Mirador de Ézaro \nStage 14 (Wednesday 4th November) – Lugo to Ourense \nStage 15 (Thursday 5th November) – Mos to Porto (Portugal) \nStage 16 (Friday 6th November) – Viseu (Portugal) to Ciudad Rodrigo \nStage 17 (Saturday 7th November) – Sequeros to Alto de la Covatilla \nStage 18 (Sunday 8th November) – Hipódromo de la Zarzuela to Madrid \nFurther information on the 2020 route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\nVuelta a España – Guide\nA guide to the Vuelta a España is available by clicking here. \n\n  \nTravelling to Spain\nThere are major airports in Madrid\, Barcelona\, Málaga\, Alicante and Valencia among others. \nThinking of going to Spain? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\n\n  \nWhere to Stay in Spain\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Spain by clicking here.
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2020-vuelta-a-espana/
LOCATION:Spain
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201003
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201026
DTSTAMP:20260506T131926
CREATED:20200117T233946Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200506T084043Z
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SUMMARY:2020 Giro d'Italia
DESCRIPTION:The 103rd edition of the Giro d’Italia will start in Budapest\, Hungary – the first time the Giro has been to Hungary. The 2019 race was won by the Ecuadorian\, Richard Carapaz (see below) who at the time was racing for Movistar but has since moved to Team Ineos. \nThe 2020 Giro was originally due to take place between Saturday the 9th May and Sunday 31st May 2020\, however was put back to later in the year due to the Coronavirus pandemic and will now take place from Saturday 3rd October to Sunday 25th October 2020. \n\n2020 Giro d’Italia Route\nThe 2020 route has been unveiled: \nStage 1 (Saturday 3rd October 2020) – Budapest (Hungary) \nStage 2 (Sunday 4th October 2020) – Budapest (Hungary) to Győr (Hungary) \nStage 3 (Monday 5th October 2020) – Székesfehérvár (Hungary) to Nagykanizsa (Hungary) \nStage 4 (Tuesday 6th October 2020) – Monreale to Agrigento \nStage 5 (Wednesday 7th October 2020) – Enna to Etna \nStage 6 (Thursday 8th October 2020) – Catania to Villafranca Tirrena \nStage 7 (Friday 9th October 2020) – Mileto to Camigliatello Silano \nStage 8 (Saturday 10th October 2020) – Castrovillari to Brindisi \nStage 9 (Sunday 11th October 2020) – Giovinazzo to Vieste \nStage 10 (Tuesday 13th October 2020) – San Salvo to Tortoreto Lido \nStage 11 (Wednesday 14th October 2020) – Porto Sant’Elpidio to Rimini \nStage 12 (Thursday 15th October 2020) – Cesenatico to Cesenatico \nStage 13 (Friday 16th October 2020) – Cervia to Monselice \nStage 14 (Saturday 17th October 2020) – Conegliano to Valdobbiadene \nStage 15 (Sunday 18th October 2020) – Base Aerea Rivolto to Piancavallo \nStage 16 (Tuesday 20th October 2020) – Udine to San Daniele del Friuli \nStage 17 (Wednesday 21st October 2020) – Bassano del Grappa to Madonna di Campiglio \nStage 18 (Thursday 22nd October 2020) – Pinzolo to Laghi di Cancano \nStage 19 (Friday 23rd October 2020) – Morbegno to Asti \nStage 20 (Saturday 24th October 2020) – Alba to Sestriere \nStage 21 (Sunday 25th October 2020) – Cernusco sul Naviglio to Milano \nFurther information on the 2020 route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\nGiro d’Italia – Guide\nA guide to the Giro d’Italia is available by clicking here. \n\nTravelling to Budapest\nAir: The Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is located about 24km away from Budapest\, with flights to many European destinations as well as North America. The city can be reached by bus in about 25 minutes. \nSearch & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\n\nTravelling to Italy\nItaly has a number of international airports\, including in Rome\, Milan\, Venice\, Catania\, Naples\, Bologna and Pisa. \nThinking of going to Italy? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \n\nWhere to Stay in Budapest\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Budapest by clicking here. \n\n\nWhere to stay in Italy\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Italy by clicking here.
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2020-giro-ditalia/
LOCATION:Hungary & Italy
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200928
DTSTAMP:20260506T131926
CREATED:20200423T084900Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200920T194327Z
UID:6719-1600905600-1601251199@mysportstourist.com
SUMMARY:2020 UCI Road World Championships
DESCRIPTION:The UCI Road World Championships is the annual world championship of bicycle road racing\, consisting of both the road race and individual time trial. Events are competed for by national teams\, with the winner of each event being able to wear the prestigious rainbow jersey in races within that category over the next year. \n\n \nThe 2020 UCI Road World Championship were due to take place in the Aigle and Martigny area in Switzerland but this was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. A condensed event with just Elite Women’s and Men’s time trials and road events will now be taking place in Imola\, Italy.
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2020-uci-road-world-championships/
LOCATION:Imola\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200829
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200921
DTSTAMP:20260506T131926
CREATED:20200119T223701Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200415T193854Z
UID:5846-1598659200-1600646399@mysportstourist.com
SUMMARY:2020 Tour de France
DESCRIPTION:The 107th edition of the Tour de France will see the Grand Départ take place in Nice\, the second time the city has hosted the start of the Tour (the other being 1981). The 2019 race was won by the Colombian\, Egan Bernal (see below) who won the title from his Team Ineos teammate\, Geraint Thomas who finished in second place. \nThe 2020 Tour was originally due to take place between the 27th June and 19th July 2020\, however was put back to later in the year due to the Coronavirus pandemic and will now take between the 29th August and 20th September 2020. \n\n2020 Tour de France Route\nThe 2020 route has been unveiled\, with the Grand Départ in Nice. A guide to visiting Nice is available by clicking here. \nStage 1 (Saturday 29th August 2020) – Nice to Nice \nStage 2 (Sunday 30th August 2020) – Nice to Nice \nStage 3 (Monday 31st August 2020) – Nice to Sisteron \nStage 4 (Tuesday 1st September 2020) – Sisteron to Orcières-Merlette \nStage 5 (Wednesday 2nd September 2020) – Gap to Privas \nStage 6 (Thursday 3rd September 2020) – Le Teil to Mont Aigoual \nStage 7 (Friday 4th September 2020) – Millau to Lavaur \nStage 8 (Saturday 5th September 2020) – Cazères to Loudenvielle \nStage 9 (Sunday 6th September 2020) – Pau to Laruns \nStage 10 (Tuesday 8th September 2020) –Île d’Oléron to Île de Ré \nStage 11 (Wednesday 9th September 2020) – Châtelaillon-Plage to Poitiers \nStage 12 (Thursday 10th September 2020) – Chauvigny to Sarran \nStage 13 (Friday 11th September 2020) – Châtel-Guyon to Puy Mary \nStage 14 (Saturday 12th September 2020) – Clermont-Ferrand to Lyon \nStage 15 (Sunday 13th September 2020) – Lyon to Grand Colombier \nStage 16 (Tuesday 15th September 2020) – La Tour-du-Pin to Villard-de-Lans \nStage 17 (Wednesday 16th September 2020) – Grenoble to Méribel (Col de la Loze) \nStage 18 (Thursday 17th September 2020) – Méribel to La Roche-sur-Foron \nStage 19 (Friday 18th September 2020) – Bourg-en-Bresse to Champagnole \nStage 20 (Saturday 19th September 2020) – Lure to La Planche des Belles Filles \nStage 21 (Sunday 20th September 2020) – Mantes-la-Jolie to Paris (Champs-Élysées) \nFurther information on the 2020 route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\nTour de France – Guide\nA guide to the Tour de France is available by clicking here. \n\nTravelling to France\nThere are major airports in Paris\, Nice\, Lyon\, Marseille and Toulouse among others. \nThinking of going to France? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n\n\n  \nWhere to Stay in France\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in France by clicking here.
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2020-tour-de-france/
LOCATION:France
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190922
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190930
DTSTAMP:20260506T131926
CREATED:20190123T184055Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190920T223927Z
UID:2251-1569110400-1569801599@mysportstourist.com
SUMMARY:2019 UCI Road World Championships
DESCRIPTION:The UCI Road World Championships is the annual world championship of bicycle road racing\, consisting of both the road race and individual time trial. Events are competed for by national teams\, with the winner of each event being able to wear the prestigious rainbow jersey in races within that category over the next year. \n \n\nWhen is the UCI Road World Championships?\n \nThe UCI Road World Championship takes place every year\, usually held in September after the Vuelta a España. \n \nThe 2019 event will be held between the 22nd and 29th September. \n \n\nWhere is the UCI Road World Championships ?\n \nThe UCI Road World Championships are held in a different city or region each year. The 2019 Championships are to be held in Yorkshire in the United Kingdom\, with each event finishing in the spa town of Harrogate. \n \nFurther details of the 2019 UCI Road World Championships are available here. \n\n \nFuture events confirmed are: \n20-27 September 2020 – Aigle and Martigny (Switzerland) \n18-26 September 2021 – Bruges and Leuven (Belgium) \n2022 – Wollongong (Australia) \n2023* – Glasgow (United Kingdom) \n2024 – Zurich (Switzerland) \n*the 2023 event will be the inaugural UCI Cycling World Championships\, taking place every 4 years and combining road\, track\, BMX and mountain biking events. \n\nWhat is the Schedule?\n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nEvent\nLocation\n(start)\nLocation\n(finish)\nDistance\nLaps\n\n\nTeam time trial mixed relay\n\n\n22 September\n12:40\n15:27\nMixed relay\nHarrogate\n28 km (17 mi)\n2\n\n\nIndividual time trial events\n\n\n23 September\n10:10\n11:22\nJunior women\nHarrogate\n14 km (8.7 mi)\n1\n\n\n13:40\n16:02\nJunior men\n28 km (17 mi)\n2\n\n\n24 September\n10:10\n12:34\nUnder-23 men\nRipon\nHarrogate\n30.3 km (18.8 mi)\n1\n\n\n14:40\n16:45\nElite women\n\n\n25 September\n13:10\n16:04\nElite men\nNorthallerton\n54.1 km (33.6 mi)\nN/A\n\n\nRoad race events\n\n\n26 September\n12:10\n15:25\nJunior men\nRichmond\nHarrogate\n148.1 km (92.0 mi)\n3\n\n\n27 September\n08:40\n11:05\nJunior women\nDoncaster\n86 km (53 mi)\nN/A\n\n\n14:10\n19:21\nUnder-23 men\n186.9 km (116.1 mi)\n3\n\n\n28 September\n11:40\n16:11\nElite women\nBradford\n149.7 km (93.0 mi)\n3\n\n\n29 September\n08:40\n15:40\nElite men\nLeeds\n280 km (170 mi)\n7\n\n\n\n  \n\nHow do I get there?\n \nYorkshire is a county in Northern England in the United Kingdom\, with the 2019 Championships focusing on the spa town of Harrogate in the West Riding of Yorkshire. \n \nAir: Leeds Bradford Airport is located in West Yorkshire and serves the region\, being just a few miles from Leeds and Bradford and with flights to many European destinations. There are regular bus services from the airport to towns across the county. \n \nSearch & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \n\n \nBus –  Transdev Blazefield offer regular services to Leeds\, Pateley Bridge\, Ripon and Wetherby from Harrogate and Knaresborough\, as well as further afield on the Coastliner between Leeds\, Tadcaster\, York\, Malton\, the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Coast. The Harrogate Bus Company route 36 between Harrogate and Leeds will run every 10 minutes through the daytime. \n \nCoach – National Express has links to many destinations across the UK from Yorkshire\, you can search and book your tickets here. \n \n\n \nDriving/Parking – Parking is available at The Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate (HG3 1JH) but must be pre-booked here\, stating at £10 per day. Shuttle buses are available for £2 return. \n \nTrain – There are regular rail services between Leeds\, Harrogate and York\, with up to four an hour during peak times across the Championship. You can other destinations across the UK from Leeds and York. \n \nSearch and book your journey through the Trainline here. \n \n\n \nFurther travel information is available on the Official Yorkshire 2019 website here. \n \n\nWhere do I stay?\n \nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Yorkshire by clicking here. \n \n\n \n\nMore Information\n \nOfficial UCI Road World Championships Website:  www.uci.org/road/events/uci-road-world-championships \n \nOfficial Yorkshire 2019 UCI Road World Championships Website: https://worlds.yorkshire.com/
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2019-uci-road-world-championships/
LOCATION:Yorkshire\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190824
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190916
DTSTAMP:20260506T131926
CREATED:20190123T183520Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190801T181513Z
UID:2239-1566604800-1568591999@mysportstourist.com
SUMMARY:2019 Vuelta a España
DESCRIPTION:The last of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours\, the Vuelta a España is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in Spain with the 2019 Vuelta due to take place between the 24th August and 15th September 2019. \nWhere is it?\nThe 2019 Vuelta a España is due to start in Torrevieja on the Costa Blanca and the final stage is traditionally held In Madrid. \nStage 1 (Saturday 24th August 2019) – Torrevieja (18km) – Team Time Trial \nStage 2 (Sunday 25th August 2019) – Benidorm to Calpe(193km) \nStage 3 (Monday 26th August 2019) –Ibi to Alacant (186km) \nStage 4 (Tuesday 27th August 2019) – Cullera to El Puig (177km) \nStage 5 (Wednesday 28th August 2019) – L’Eliana to Observatorio Astrofísico de Javalambre (165.6km) \nStage 6 (Thursday 29th August 2019) – Mora de Rubielos to Ares del Maestrat (196.6km) \nStage 7 (Friday 30th August 2019) – Onda to Mas de la Costa (182.4km) \nStage 8 (Saturday 31st August 2019) – Valls to Igualada (168km) \nStage 9 (Sunday 1st September 2019) – Andorra la Vella (Andorra) to Encamp (Andorra) (96.6km) \nStage 10 (Tuesday 3rd September 2019) – Jurançon (France) to Pau (France) (36.1km) – Individual Time Trial \nStage 11 (Wednesday 4th September 2019) – Saint-Palais (France) to Urdax (169km) \nStage 12 (Thursday 5th September 2019) – Circuito de Navarra to Bilbao (175km) \nStage 13 (Friday 6th September 2019) – Bilbao to Los Machucos (167.3km) \nStage 14 (Saturday 7th September 2019) – San Vicente de la Barquera to Oviedo (189km) \nStage 15 (Sunday 8th September 2019) – Tineo to El Acebo (159km) \nStage 16 (Monday 9th September 2019) – Pravia to La Cubilla (155km) \nStage 17 (Wednesday 11th September 2019) – Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (199.7km) \nStage 18 (Thursday 12th September 2019) – Colmenar Viejo to Becerril de la Sierra (180.9km) \nStage 19 (Friday 13th September 2019) – Ávila to Toledo (163.4km) \nStage 20 (Saturday 14th September 2019) – Arenas de San Pedro to Plataforma de Gredos (189km) \nStage 21 (Sunday 15th September 2019) – Fuenlabrada to Madrid (105.6km) \nFurther information on the 2019 route can be accessed\, on the official website here. \nHow do I get there?\nThere are major airports in Madrid\, Barcelona\, Málaga\, Alicante and Valencia among others. \nThinking of going to Spain? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \nWhere to stay in Spain\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Spain by clicking here. \n\nCurrent Champion\n2018 – Simon Yates (GBR) \nMore Information\nOfficial Website: www.lavuelta.es
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2019-vuelta-a-espana/
LOCATION:Spain
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190706
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190729
DTSTAMP:20260506T131926
CREATED:20190121T152548Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190617T154243Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Tour de France
DESCRIPTION:The most famous of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours\, the Tour de France is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in France. The 2018 Champion was Great Britain’s Geraint Thomas who will be returning to defend his yellow jersey in 2019. \nWhere is it?\nThe 2019 Tour de France route has been announced\, with the Grand Depart to take place in Brussels\, Belgium in honour of the 50th anniversary of the first Tour de France win of the legendary cyclist\, Eddy Merckx. \nThe final stage is traditionally held on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. \nStage 1 (Saturday 6th July 2019) – Brussels to Brussels via Charleroi (192km) \nStage 2 (Sunday 7th July 2019) – Brussels-Palais Royal to Brussels-Atomium (27km) – Team Time Trial \nStage 3 (Monday 8th July 2019) – Binche to Epernay (214km) \nStage 4 (Tuesday 9th July 2019) – Reims to Nancy (215km) \nStage 5 (Wednesday 10th July 2019) – Saint-Dié-des-Vosges to Colmar (169km) \nStage 6 (Thursday 11th July 2019) – Mulhouse to La Planche des Belles Filles (157km) \nStage 7 (Friday 12th July 2019) – Belfort to Chalon-sur-Saône (230km) \nStage 8 (Saturday 13th July 2019) – Mâcon to Saint-Étienne (199km) \nStage 9 (Sunday 14th July 2019) – Saint-Étienne to Brioude (170km) \nStage 10 (Monday 15th July 2019) – Saint-Flour to Albi (218km) \nStage 11 (Wednesday 17th July 2019) – Albi to Toulouse (167km) \nStage 12 (Thursday 18th July 2019) – Toulouse to Bagnères-de-Bigorre (202km) \nStage 13 (Friday 19th July 2019) – Pau to Pau (27km) – Time Trial \nStage 14 (Saturday 20th July 2019) – Tarbes to Col du Tourmalet (117km) \nStage 15 (Sunday 21st July 2019) – Limoux to Foix (185km) \nStage 16 (Tuesday 23rd July 2019) – Nîmes to Nîmes (177km) \nStage 17 (Wednesday 24th July 2019) – Pont du Gard to Gap (206km) \nStage 18 (Thursday 25th July 2019) – Embrun to Valloire (207km) \nStage 19 (Friday 26th July 2019) – Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne to Tignes (123km) \nStage 20 (Saturday 27th July 2019) – Albertville to Val Thorens (131km) \nStage 21 (Sunday 28th July 2019) – Versailles to Paris (Champs-Élysées) (116km) \nFurther information on the 2019 route can be accessed on the official website here. \nHow do I get there?\nThere are major airports in Paris\, Nice\, Lyon\, Marseille and Toulouse among others. \nThinking of going to France? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \nWhere to stay in France\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in France by clicking here. \n\nMore Information\nOfficial Website: www.letour.fr
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2019-tour-de-france/
LOCATION:Belgium & France
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190511
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190603
DTSTAMP:20260506T131926
CREATED:20190119T002411Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190510T111949Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Giro d’Italia
DESCRIPTION:One of professional cycling’s three Grand Tours\, the Giro d’Italia is a 3 week long multiple-stage race held every year\, primarily in Italy. Britain’s Chris Froome of Team Sky won the 2018 Giro\, however won’t be returning to Italy in 2019 to defend the pink jersey. \n\nWhere is it?\nThe 2019 route has been unveiled: \nStage 1 (Saturday 11th May 2019) – Bologna – Bologna (San Luca) (8.2km) – Time Trial \nStage 2 (Sunday 12th May 2019) – Bologna – Fucecchio (200km) \nStage 3 (Monday 13th May 2019) – Vinci – Orbetello (219km) \nStage 4 (Tuesday 14th May 2019) – Orbetello – Frascati (228km) \nStage 5 (Wednesday 15th May 2019) – Frascati – Terracina (140km) \nStage 6 (Thursday 16th May 2019) – Cassino – San Giovanni Rotondo (233km) \nStage 7 (Friday 17th May 2019) – Vasto – L’Aquila (180km) \nStage 8 (Saturday 18th May 2019) – Tortoreto Lido – Pesaro (235km) \nStage 9 (Sunday 19th May 2019) – Riccione – San Marino (RSM) (34.7km) – Time Trial \nStage 10 (Tuesday 21st May 2019) – Ravenna – Modena (147km) \nStage 11 (Wednesday 22nd May 2019) – Carpi – Novi Ligure (206km) \nStage 12 (Thursday 23rd May 2019) – Cuneo – Pinerolo (146km) \nStage 13 (Friday 24th May 2019) – Pinerolo – Ceresole Reale (Lago Serrù) (188km) \nStage 14 (Saturday 25th May 2019) – Saint-Vincent – Courmayeur (Skyway Monte Bianco) (131km) \nStage 15 (Sunday 26th May 2019) – Ivrea – Como (237km) \nStage 16 (Tuesday 28th May 2019) – Lovere – Ponte di Legno (226km) \nStage 17 (Wednesday 29th May 2019) – Commezzadura (Val di Sole) – Anterselva/Antholz (180km) \nStage 18 (Thursday 30th May 2019) – Valdaora/Olang – Santa Maria di Sala (220km) \nStage 19 (Friday 31st May 2019) – Treviso – San Martino di Castrozza (151km) \nStage 20 (Saturday 1st June 2019) – Feltre – Croce d’Aune – Monte Avena (193km) \nStage 21 (Sunday 2nd June 2019) – Verona – Verona (15.6km) – Time Trial \nFurther information on the 2019 route can be accessed on the official website here. \n\nHow do I get there?\nItaly has a number of international airports\, including in Rome\, Milan\, Venice\, Catania\, Naples\, Bologna and Pisa. \nThinking of going to Italy? Search & book your flights through Skyscanner here. \n \nWhere to stay in Italy\nUse TripAdvisor to find some great places to stay in Italy by clicking here. \n\nCurrent Champion\n2018 – Chris Froome (GBR)
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/2019-giro-ditalia/
LOCATION:Italy
CATEGORIES:Road Cycling
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