The UCI Women's World Tour comprises a total of 28 events in 2023. These include major national tours such as the Giro d'Italia Donne, the Tour de France Femmes and the Vuelta a Feminina.
The cycling calendar stretches from January to October and offers a wealth of major races that take place around the world. The year starts with the Tour Down Under in Australia and ends in October with the Tour of Guangxi in China. With a wide range of competitions, the cycling calendar offers exciting challenges and high-calibre competitions for female riders.
Tours & classics in the women's cycling calendar
But the classics are also a must in 2023. First and foremost, there are also some monuments in women's cycling, such as the Tour of FlandersParis-Roubaix, or Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
World Cycling Championships in Glasgow
The World Cycling Championships took place in Glasgow from 3 to 13 August. Over 11 days, the world champions were crowned in a wide variety of disciplines - including road cycling.
The dates of the Women's World Tour 2023 in the cycling calendar
All the races still to come this year are bold formatted.
15 - 17 January: Santos Women's Tour Down Under
28 January: Cadel Evans Road Race
9 - 12 February: UAE Tour
25 February: Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
4 March: Strade Bianche
11 March: Ronde van Drenthe
19 March: Trofeo Alfredo Binda
23 March: Classic Brugge-De Panne
26 March: Gent-Wevelgem
2 April: Tour of Flanders
8 April: Paris-Roubaix Femmes
16 April: Amstel Gold Race
19 April: La Fleche Wallonne
23 April: Liège-Bastogne-Liège
1 - 7 May: La Vuelta Femenina
12 - 14 May: Itzulia Women
18 - 21 May: Vuelta a Burgos Feminas
26 - 28 May: RideLondon Classique
07 - 11 June: Women's Tour*
17 - 20.06 Tour de Suisse Women
30 June - 9 July: Giro d'Italia Donne
23 - 30 July: Tour de France Femmes
23 - 27 August: Tour of Scandinavia
2 September: GP de Plouay
5 - 10 September: Simac Ladies Tour
15 - 17 September: Tour de Romandie
12 - 14 October: Tour of Chongming Island
17 October: Tour of Guangxi
* The Women's Tour has been cancelled
Sandra Schuberth
Editor
