In the 2021 cycling year, you will once again compete for victories in the classics, grand races and other races. An overview of the most important monthly competitions.
February
21-27: Tour of the United Arab Emirates
27: Omloop Het Nieuwsblad (Belgium)
28: Korn – Brussels – Korn (Belgium)
March
6: White roads (Italian)
7-14: Paris – Nice (France)
10-16: Terino Adriatico (Italy)
20: Milan – San Remo (Italy)
22-28: Volta a Catalonia (Spain)
26: E3 Saxo Bank Classic (Belgium)
28: Ghent-Weifelgeum (Belgium)
31: Directly via Flanders (Belgium)
April
4: Tour in Flanders (Belgium)
5-10: Tour of the Basque Country (Spain)
11: Paris – Rubix (France)
14: Brabanty Arrow (Belgium)
18: Gold Race Amstel (Netherlands)
19-23: Tour of the Alps (Italy)
21: Wallon Arrow (Belgium)
25: Liège – Baston – Liège (Belgium)
May 2-27: Tour de Romandi (Switzerland)
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1: Eschborn – Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
8-30: Tour of Italy
12-16: Tour Hungary
19-24: Tour of Norway
28-24: Sun Road (Sponge)
June 6-30: Critérium du Dauphiné (Frankrijk)
June
6-13: Tour of Switzerland
9-13: ZLM Tour (Belgium / Netherlands)
16-20: NK cycling
July 18-26: France tour
July
24: Olympic Road Race (Japan)
28: Olympic time experience (Japan)
31: Classic San Sebastian (Spangy)
August
3-7: Burgos Tour (Spain)
9-15: A tour of Poland
September 5-14: Tour of Spain
26-29: Tour Germany
September 5-30: BinckBank Tour (Belgium / Netherlands)
September
8-12: European Cycling Championship (Italy)
5-12: Tour of Britain
10: GP Quebec (Canada)
12: GP Montreal (Canada)
19-26: Cycling World Championship (Belgium)
October
9: Tour of Lombardy (Italy)
14-19: Tour in Guangxi (China)
