New race in DenmarkThese are the men's and women's 2025 World Tour calendars

Sebastian Lindner

 · 17.06.2024

New race in Denmark: These are the men's and women's 2025 World Tour calendarsPhoto: picture alliance / empics / Pete Goding
There will be a new World Tour race in Denmark from 2025. The last time the UCI's most important race series was held in the Nordic country was during the Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2022.
The world cycling organisation UCI has announced the dates for next year's most important race series for women and men. A new race in Denmark will be added to the (Women's) World Tour calendar.

It is thanks to the success of many Danish professional cyclists, but above all that of two-time Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard, that the Scandinavian country will also appear on the World Tour map in the future. However, not too much is known about the new race, the Copenhagen Race, apart from the fact that it is on the schedule for both the women (21 June) and the men (22 June), starting in Roskilde and finishing on a city circuit in the Danish capital.

Aside from the additional race, little is happening in the UCI's most important race series. A few dates, such as the Cyclassics in Hamburg, will return to their original dates after being postponed in 2024 due to the Olympic Games. A major all-round change was not to be expected either - because UCI President David Lappartient has finally announced it for the following season. From 2026, the World Tour calendar will take a significantly different form.

The World Tour calendar for 2025

In 2025, 36 races will be part of the men's World Tour - totalling 171 race days at the highest level. They are spread across 13 countries and four continents. The opening race traditionally takes place in Australia, while the last race will once again be held in China.

January

  • 21-26th, Tour Down Under (Australia)

february

  • 2nd, Cadel Evans Gread Ocean Road Race (Australia)
  • 17-23, UAE Tour (United Arab Emirates)

March

  • 1st, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad (Belgium)
  • 8th, Strade Bianche (Italy)
  • 9-16th, Paris-Nice (France)
  • 10th-16th, Tirreno-Adriatico (Italy)
  • 22nd, Milan-Sanremo (Italy)
  • 24-30th, Tour of Catalonia (Spain)
  • 26th, Classic Bruges-De Panne (Belgium)
  • 28th, E3 Saxo Classic (Belgium)
  • 30th, Gent-Wevelgem (Belgium)

April

  • 2nd, Across FLanders (Belgium)
  • 6th, Tour of Flanders (Belgium)
  • 7th-12th, Tour of the Basque Country (Spain)
  • 13th, Paris-Roubaix (France)
  • 20th, Amstel Gold Race (Netherlands)
  • 23rd, Fleche Wallonne (Belgium)
  • 27th, Liège-Bastogne-Liège
  • 29 April - 5 April, Tour de Romandie (Switzerland)

May

  • 1st, Eschborn-Frankfurt (Germany)
  • 10 May -1 June, Giro d'Italia (Italy)

June

  • 8th-15th, Criterium du Dauphine (France)
  • 15-22, Tour de Suisse (Switzerland)
  • 22nd, Copenhagen Race (Denmark)

July

  • 5th-27th, Tour de France (France)

August

  • 2nd, Clasica San Sebastian (Spain)
  • 4th-10th, Tour of Poland (Poland)
  • 17th, Cyclassics Hamburg (Germany)
  • 20-24th, Renewi Tour (Belgium)
  • 23 Aug - 14 Sept, Vuelta a Espana (Spain)
  • 31st, Bretagne Classic - Ouest France (France)

September

  • 12th, Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec (Canada)
  • 14th, Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal (Canada)

october

  • 11th, Tour of Lombardy
  • 14th-19th, Tour of Guangxi (China)

The calendar of the Women's World Tour 2025

29 races await the women in the Women's World Tour. Only a few less than for the men, but 84 race days are not even half of what the other sex has to complete at the highest level. Twelve countries, three continents - the women save themselves the detour to North America that the men make. Here too, the year begins in Australia and ends in China.

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January

  • 17-19th, Tour Down Under (Australia)

february

  • 1st, Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race (Australia)
  • 6th-9th, UAE Tour (United Arab Emirates)

March

  • 1st, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad (Belgium)
  • 8th, Strade Bianche Donne (Italy)
  • 16th, Ronde van Drenthe (Netherlands)
  • 23rd, Trofeo Alfredo Binda (Italy)
  • 27th, Classic Bruges-De Panne (Belgium)
  • 30th, Gent-Wevelgem (Belgium)

April

  • 6th, Tour of Flanders (Belgium)
  • 12th, Paris-Roubaix (France)
  • 20th, Amstel Gold Race (Netherlands)
  • 23rd, Fleche Wallonne (Belgium)
  • 27th, Liège-Bastogne-Liège (Belgium)

May

  • 5th-11th, Vuelta Espana Femenina (Spain)
  • 16-18th, Basque Country Tour Women (Spain)
  • 22-25th, Burgos Tour (Spain)
  • 30 May - 1 June, RideLondon Classique (Great Britain)

June

  • 5th-8th, Tour of Britain (Great Britain)
  • 12-15th, Tour de Suisse (Switzerland)
  • 21st, Copenhagen Race (Denmark)

July

  • 6th-13th, Giro d'Italia (Italy)
  • 26 July - 3 August, Tour de France (France)4

August

  • 19-24th, Tour of Scandinavia (Norway)
  • 30th, Classic Lorient Agglomeration (France)

September

  • 5th-7th, Tour de Romandie (Switzerland)

october

  • 7th-12th, Simac Ladies Tour (Netherlands)
  • 14th-16th, Tour of Chongming Island (China)
  • 19th, Tour of Guangxi (China)

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