Race Overviews

Summer may be coming to an end, but there is still one Grand Tour left to look forward to: La Vuelta a España. Over three weeks, the riders will take on 21 stages, starting in Monaco before eventually finishing in Granada in the south of Spain after covering 3,275 kilometres.

It is finally time for the 5th edition of the modern Tour de France Femmes! As 1175 km await the 154 riders across 9 stages in various terrain. It all starts in Lausanne, Switzerland, with the 2nd Grand Départ in TDFF history, before the race concludes in Nice after what promises to be another exciting battle for the yellow jersey and stage wins along the way 💛 You can find a link to dowload by clicking here

The route has been planned and final preparations are underway. In a few days, the cycling world will once again turn its attention to France as the world’s best cyclists take on the world’s biggest race, the Tour de France ​

More race overview for the Tour + an iCalendar here

The first men's Grand Tour of the year is on the horizon with the Giro d'Italia, and although there is one clear favoruite we should still be looking into three awesome weeks of racing! ​

More race overview for the Giro here: 

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The First Grand Tour of the year is here! ​

More race overviews for #LaVueltaFemenina here: https://canva.link/qm0oezybu8obkfz 

The Grand Tour Season is approaching, with no less than 3 Grand Tours taking place in May!​

April  - A month of monuments

March has arrived, and the first monument of the year is on its way!

The cycling season is ramping up!

A new year and a new cycling-season is approaching.

A new year and a new cycling-season is approaching.

The time has come for the final Grand Tour of the year: La Vuelta a España. Last year, the race was won by pre-race favourite Primož Roglič. This time, the spotlight is on two-time Tour de France champion and recent runner-up Jonas Vingegaard, who will take on his third Vuelta in pursuit of his first win in the Spanish Grand Tour, having previously helped teammates Primož Roglič and Sepp Kuss to overall victories in 2020 and 2023.

The Tour de France 2025 may be over, and soon the Tour de France Femmes will also be in the books, but August brings a fresh wave of racing. From one-day races to stage races, culminating in the final Grand Tour of the year, the Vuelta a España, at the end of the month.

And just like that #TDF2025 is over 21 stages done with 15 riders from 9 teams taking a stage win Thanks to everyone who followed along these past 3 weeks! And of course, huge thanks to the riders for putting on another incredible show Now it’s time to #WatchTheFemmes

It is finally that time of year again, when cycling takes center stage and millions watch 184 men in Lycra battle on the roads of France, fighting for stage wins and the prestigious leader’s jerseys, including the iconic maillot jaune. Because it is finally time for the biggest race on the cycling calendar: the Tour de France! 🚴‍♂️✨

We are almost halfway through 2025, and the next couple of months are packed with racing - especially stage racing, including no less than 4 Grand Tours! Here is a full overview of all WorldTour races for men and women for the rest of the year

July is a month where the Grand Tours take focus with both the Giro DonneTour de France and Tour de France FemmesBut the calendar holds some other races too!

The classics season has wrapped up, and now the Grand Tour season takes over, starting with the Women's Vuelta a España on Sunday, May 4th. This year's race will feature seven thrilling stages before it wraps up May 10th. The stages will take place across a variety of terrains. From a flat team time trial in Barcelona to fast sprints, challenging hilly stages, and mountain-filled climbs, the Women's Vuelta promises excitement from start to finish.

The spring classics may be over, but fear not, May brings a fresh wave of exciting racing, including the first Grand Tours of the year as the men take on the Giro d’Italia, while the women face the challenge of La Vuelta Feminina.

April brings no fewer than three Monuments for both men and women. In addition, the month is packed with other major one-day races like La Flèche Wallonne and Amstel Gold Race, as well as big stage races like Itzulia Basque Country and Tour de Romandie.

​March is a big month of racing, starting with the Opening Weekend and featuring no fewer than three one-week WorldTour races for the men, as well as the year's first Monument for both men and women: Milano-Sanremo

In February, many of the stars of the sport begins their season as more big races are on the program.

January - The first month of the 2025 season

​The first half of the cycling season includes many big and exciting races, including four Monuments and the first Grand Tour of the year—the Giro d'Italia.

​From September 22nd to September 29th, juniors, U23s, and elite athletes will be battling it out in a variety of road racing disciplines in the fight for the prestigious rainbow jerseys! 🌈

From September 21st to September 29th, the amazing para-cyclists will be battling it out for rainbow jerseys on the road! 🌈

​I’ve put together an overview of the 21 stages of the Vuelta a España 2024—take a look, lean back, and enjoy! (:

Take a look back and remember all the awesome stages of the Tour de France Femmes 2024, where the GC was deciede in the last kilometeres with a diffrence of just 4 seconds when the riders finished on Alpe d`huez on stage 8

Here's a look into the 8 stages of the Tour de France Femme 2024.

For the first time the race will kick off outside France for the first time, starting in the Netherlands! 🌷🚴‍♀️

Take a look back at all the incredible stage winners from the 2024 Tour de France. You might find yourself reminiscing about how the race unfolded and the memorable moments that made it unforgettable!

Discover the 21 stages of the Tour de France 2024, which kicks off in Italy for the first time ever!🚴‍♂️