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 April 21: Liege-Bastogne-Liege 2023 winners: Vollering (W), Evenepoel (M)
 April 17: La Fleche Wallonne Belgium. 2023 winners: Vollering (W), Pogacar (M)
 April 15-19: Tour of the Alps Italy. 2023 winner: Tao Geoghegan Hart
 April 12-14: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Mairiporã, Brazil
 April 14: Tour du Doubs. - Expected LIVE video here and here. (France 3 Bourgogne, geo-restricted) France. Official website here.
 April 14: Amstel Gold Race 2023 winners: Vollering (W), Pogacar (M)
 April 13: Sunny King Criterium. LIVE video here.  
 April 13: Arno Wallaard Memorial Netherlands
 April 13: Tour du Jura France. 2023 winner: Kévin Vauquelin
 April 12: Classic Grand Besançon Doubs France. 2023 winner: Victor Lafay
 April 10: De Brabantse Pijl (Women's and Men's races) 2023 winners: Persico (W), Godon (M)
 April 9-12: Giro d'Abruzzo
Italy
 April 6/7: Paris-Roubaix Femmes and Paris-Roubaix 2023 winners: Alison Jackson (W), M. van der Poel (M)
 April 3: Scheldeprijs Belgium. 2023 winners: Wiebes (W), Philipsen (M)
 April 2-5: Region Pays de la Loire Tour
France
 April 1-6: Tour of the Basque Country Spain. 2023 winner: Jonas Vingegaard
 April 1: Ronde de Mouscron Belgium
 March 31: Tour of Flanders 2023 winners: Kopecky (W), Pogacar (M)
 March 30: GP Miguel Indurain Spain
 March 30: Volta Limburg Classic Netherlands
 March 29: Route Adélie de Vitré France
 March 27: Dwars door Vlaanderen Belgium. 2023 winners: Vollering (W), Laporte (M)
 March 24: Gent-Wevelgem Belgium. 2023 winners: Reusser (W), Laporte (M)
 March 24: La Roue Tourangelle France
 March 22: E3 Saxo Bank Classic Belgium. 2023 winner: Wout Van Aert
 March 19-23: Coppi e Bartali Italy. 2023 winner: Mauro Schmid
 March 20/21: Classic Brugge-De Panne Men/Women Belgium. 2023 winners: Philipsen (M), Georgi (W)
 March 18-24: Volta a Catalunya Spain. 2023 winner: Primoz Roglic
 March 17-24: Cape Epic Western Cape, South Africa. MTB
 March 17: Trofeo Binda Italy. 2023 winner: Shirin van Anrooij
 March 17: Cholet Agglo Tour France. 2023 winner: Laurence Pithie
 March 17: Dorpenomloop Rucphen Netherlands
 March 16: Milan-San Remo 20th year at CF. 2023 winner: Mathieu van der Poel
 March 15: Bredene Koksijde Classic Belgium. 2023 winner: Gerben Thijssen
 March 14-17: Tour de Normandie Femmes France. 2023 winner: Cédrine Kerbaol
 March 14: Grand Prix de Denain France. 2023 winner: Juan Sebastian Molano
 March 13: Milano-Torino Italy. 2023 winner: Arvid de Kleijn
 March 13: Nokere Koerse 2023 winners: Lotte Kopecky (W), Tim Merlier (M)
 March 10-14: Tour de Taiwan  
 March 10: Ronde van Drenthe Netherlands.
 March 6: GP Oetingen Belgium
 March 4-10: Tirreno-Adriatico Italy. 2023 winner: Primoz Roglic
 March 3-10: Paris-Nice 2023 winner: Tadej Pogacar
 March 3: GP Monsere Belgium
 March 2: Strade Bianche Italy. 2023 winners: Vollering (W), Pidcock (M)
 February 28: Trofeo Laigueglia Italy. 2023 winner: Nans Peters
 February 27: GP Le Samyn Belgium
 February 25: Cyclocross Internationale Sluitingsprijs Oostmalle Belgium. Women and men races streamed LIVE.
 February 25: Omloop van het Hageland Belgium. 2023 winner: Lorena Wiebes
 February 25: Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne Belgium. 2023 winner: Tiesj Benoot
 February 24: Omloop Het Nieuwsblad 2023 winners: Kopecky (W), van Baarle (M)
 February 24-25: Les Boucles Drome Ardeche France
 February 22-25: Gran Camino Spain. 2023 winner: Jonas Vingegaard
 February 19-25: UAE Tour United Arab Emirates. 2023 winner: Remco Evenepoel
 February 18: X2O Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Brussels Universities Belgium. Elite women and men races LIVE.
 February 17: Exact Cross Cyclocross Waaslandcross Sint-Niklaas Belgium. Elite women and men races LIVE.
 February 16-18: Classic Var + Tour des Alpes-Maritimes France. 2023 winner: Kévin Vauquelin. Classic Var is new.
 February 15-18: Setmana Ciclista Valenciana Spain. 2023 winner: Justine Ghekiere
 February 14-18: Vuelta a Andalucia/Ruta del Sol Spain. 2023 winner: Tadej Pogacar
 February 14-18: Volta ao Algarve Portugal. 2023 winner: Daniel Martinez
 February 10-14: Tour of Oman 2023 winner: Matteo Jorgenson
 February 11: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Soudal Krawatencross Lille Belgium. Elite women and men races LIVE.
 February 11: Clasica de Almeria Spain. 2023 winner: Matteo Moschetti
 February 10: Superprestige Cyclocross at Middelkerke Belgium. Elite women and men races LIVE.
 February 10: Vuelta a Murcia Spain. 2023 winner: Ben Turner
 February 8-11: UAE Tour Women 2023 winner: Elisa Longo Borghini
 February 8-11: Tour de La Provence 2023: no race. 2022 winner: Nairo Quintana
 February 6-11: Tour Colombia Race not held 2021-2023. 2020 winner: S. Higuita.
 February 7: Exact Cross Cyclocross Maldegem Belgium. Elite women and men races LIVE.
 February 2-4: UCI Cyclocross World Championships Tábor, Czech Republic
 January 31-February 4: Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana/Tour of Valencia Spain. 2023 winner: Rui Costa
 January 31-February 4: Etoile de Besseges France. 2023 winner: Neilson Powless
 January 30-February 3: AlUla Tour Saudi Arabia. Former Saudi Tour. 2023 winner: Guerreiro
 January 28: Grand Prix Cycliste La Marseillaise France. 2023 winner: Neilson Powless
 January 28: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Hoogerheide Netherlands. Women's and men's races LIVE.
 January 27-28: Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race Australia. Women's and men's races.
 January 27: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Rectavit Flandriencross Hamme Belgium. Women's and men's races streamed LIVE.
 January 21: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Benidorm Spain. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 January 20: Clássica de la Comunitat Valenciana 1969 Spain
 January 20-28: Mallorca Challenge Spain. Women's race followed by men's race.
 January 20: Exact Cross Cyclocross Kasteelcross Zonnebeke Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 January 13-14: Cyclocross National Championships Europe: France, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, etc.
 January 12-21: Tour Down Under Women's and Men's races. Australia.
 January 10-14: UEC Track Cycling Elite European Championships Apeldoorn, Netherlands
 January 7: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Zonhoven Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 January 6: Hexia Cyclocross Gullegem Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 January 4: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Vlaamse Duinencross Koksijde Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 1: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX GP Sven Nys Baal
Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 30: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Hulst Netherlands. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 29: Exact Cross Cyclocross Azencross Loenhout
Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 28: Superprestige Cyclocross at Diegem Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 27: Superprestige Cyclocross at Heusden-Zolder Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 26: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Gavere Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 December 23: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Antwerp Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 December 22: Exact Cross Cyclocross Zilvermeercross Mol Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 December 17: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Namur Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 December 16: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Herentals Crosst Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 15-16: Track Cycling Challenge Grenchen Switzerland
 December 9-10: Coupe de France Cyclocross Flamanville, Normandie. Various races LIVE.
 December 10: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Val Di Sole Trentino, Italy. Elite women & men streamed LIVE.
 December 9: Exact Cross Cyclocross Essen Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 3: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Flamanville France. Elite women & men races broadcast LIVE.
 December 2: Superprestige Cyclocross at Boom Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 November 26: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Dublin Ireland. Elite women & men races broadcast LIVE.
 November 25: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Caps Urban Cross Kortrijk Former DVV Trophy. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 November 19: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Troyes France. Elite women & men races broadcast LIVE.
 November 18: Superprestige Cyclocross at Merksplas Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 November 14-19: Six Days of Gent Belgium
 November 11-12: Coupe de France Cyclocross Albi, Occitanie, France
 November 12: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Dendermonde Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 November 12: Tour de Okinawa Japan
 November 11: Superprestige Cyclocross at Niel Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 November 10-11: UCI Track Champions League London
 November 3-5: UEC European Cyclocross Championships Pontchâteau, France
 November 5: Saitama Criterium Japan
 November 4: UCI Track Champions League Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France
 November 1: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Koppenbergcross, Oudenaarde Former DVV Trophy. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 October 29: Singapore Criterium 2022 winner: Jonas Vingegaard
 October 29: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Maasmechelen Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 October 28: Superprestige Cyclocross at Ruddervoorde Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 October 28: UCI Track Champions League Berlin, Germany
 October 25: 2024 Tour de France & Tour de France Femmes Route Presentations Palais des Congrès, Paris. Streamed LIVE.
 October 22: Superprestige Cyclocross at Overijse Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 October 15: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Waterloo Wisconsin, USA. Elite women & men races LIVE
 October 15: Chrono des Nations France. Individual time trials
 October 15: Veneto Classic Italy
 October 12-17: Tour of Guangxi China
 October 8-15: Tour of Turkey 2022 winner: Patrick Bevin
 October 8: Exact Cross Cyclocross Beringen Belgium. Women & men races streamed live.
 October 7-8: UCI Gravel World Championships Pieve di Soligo, Italy
 October 8: Paris-Tours France. 2022 winner: Arnaud Démare
 October 7: Il Lombardia 2022 winner: Tadej Pogacar. Season's final monument.
 October 5: Gran Piemonte Italy. 2022 winner: Ivan Garcia
 October 3: Tre Valli Varesine Italy. 2022 winners: Longo Borghini (W), Pogacar (M)
 October 3: Binche-Chimay-Binche Belgium. 2022 winners: Wiebes (W), Laporte (M)
 October 3: Munsterland Giro Germany. 2022 winner: Olav Kooij
 October 2: Coppa Bernocchi Italy. 2022 winner: Davide Ballerini
 October 1: Tour de Vendee France. 2022 winner: Bryan Coquard
 October 1: Famenne Ardenne Classic Belgium. 2022 winner: Axel Zingle
 September 30: Giro dell'Emilia Italy. 2022 winners: Longo Borghini (W), Mas (M)
 September 28: Tour de l'Eurometropole/Circuit Franco Belge 2022 winner: Alexander Kristoff
 September 28: Coppa Agostoni Italy
 September 26-October 1: Cro Race (Tour of Croatia) 2022 winner: Matej Mohoric
 September 20-24: UEC Road European Championships Drenthe, Netherlands
 September 20-24: Tour de Luxembourg 2022 winner: Mattias Skjelmose
 September 16: Super 8 Classic
Former Primus Classic GP Impanis-Van Petegem.
 September 15-17: Tour de Romandie Féminin Switzerland. 2022 winner: Ashleigh Moolman
 September 15: Koolskamp Kampioenschap van Vlaanderen Belgium. 2022 winner: Fabio Jakobsen
 September 13-17: Tour of Slovakia 2022 winner: Josef Černý
 September 14: Coppa Sabatini Italy. 2022 winner: Daniel Martinez
 September 13: Grand Prix de Wallonie Belgium. 2022 winners: De Wilde (W), MvdP (M)
 September 13: Giro della Toscana Italy. 2022 winner: Marc Hirschi
 September 10: Grand Prix de Fourmies France. 2022 winner: Caleb Ewan
 September 10: Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal Canada. 2022 winner: Tadej Pogacar
 September 8: Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec 2022 winner: Benoît Cosnefroy
 September 3-10: Men's Tour of Britain 2022 winner: Gonzalo Serrano
 September 3: Maryland Cycling Classic 2022 winner: Sep Vanmarcke
 September 2-3: GP Ouest-France Plouay 2022 winners: Mavi Garcia (W), Wout Van Aert (M)
 August 26-September 17: Vuelta a Espana 2022 winner: Remco Evenepoel
 August 23-27: Renewi Tour Former Benelux Tour
 August 23-27: Deutschland Tour 2022 winner: Adam Yates
 August 23-27: Tour of Scandinavia - Battle of the North 2022 winner: Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig
 August 22-25: Tour Poitou-Charentes 2022 winner: Stefan Küng
 August 20-27: Tour de l'Avenir 2022 winner: Cian Uijtdebroeks
 August 20: Bemer Cyclassics Hamburg 2022 winner: Marco Haller
 August 17-20: Arctic Race of Norway 2022 winner: Andreas Leknessund
 August 15-19: Vuelta a Burgos Spain. 2022 winner: Sivakov
 August 15-18: Tour du Limousin France
 August 15-19: Tour of Denmark 2022 winner: Christophe Laporte
 August 15: Tour of Leuven Belgium. 2022 winner: Victor Campenaerts
 August 9-20: Tour of Portugal 2022 winner: Mauricio Moreira
August 5-13: UCI Road World Championships Glasgow, Scotland
 August 3-12: UCI Mountain Bike World Championships Glasgow, Scotland
 August 2-9: UCI Track Cycling World Championships Glasgow, Scotland
 August 5-13: UCI BMX World Championships Glasgow, Scotland
 August 9-12: UCI Trials World Championships Glasgow, Scotland
 July 31-August 2: Tour de l'Ain 2022 winner: Guillaume Martin
 July 30: Circuito de Getxo Spain
 July 29-August 4: Tour of Poland 2022 winner: Ethan Hayter
 July 29: Clasica San Sebastian Spain. 2022 winner: Remco Evenepoel
 July 26-30: Tour Alsace France
 July 26-27: Vuelta a Castilla y Leon Spain. 2022 winner: Simon Yates
 July 23-30: Tour de France Femmes 2022 winner: Annemiek van Vleuten
 July 22-26: Tour de Wallonie Belgium. 2022 winner: Rob Stannard
 July 12-16: Baloise Ladies Tour
2022 winner: Ellen van Dijk
 July 6-9: Sibiu Tour 2022 winner: Giovanni Aleotti
 July 2-6: Tour of Austria  
 July 1-23: Tour de France 2022 winner: Jonas Vingegaard
 June 30-July 22: Women's Tour de France Ride They successfully campaigned for the new Tour de France Femmes, the Women's Tour de France.
 June 30-July 9: Giro d'Italia Donne Former Giro Rosa. 2022 winner: Annemiek van Vleuten
 June 22-25: National Road Cycling Championships Various countries
 June 17-20: Women's Tour de Suisse 2022 winner: Lucinda Brand
 June 16-25: Vuelta a Colombia 2022 winner: Fabio Duarte
 June 15-18: Route d'Occitanie (Route du Sud) France. 2022 winner: Michael Woods
 June 14-18: Tour of Slovenia 2022 winner: Tadej Pogacar
 June 14-18: Tour of Belgium 2022 winner: Mauro Schmid
 June 13: CIC Mont Ventoux France
 June 11-18: Tour de Suisse (men's race) Switzerland. 2022 winner: Geraint Thomas
 June 10: Dwars door het Hageland Belgium
 June 9-11: CIC Tour Feminin International des Pyrenees France. 2022 winner: Kristabel Doebel-Hickok
 June 7-11: ZLM Tour Netherlands
 June 4-11: Criterium du Dauphiné France. 2022 winner: Primoz Roglic
 June 4: Brussels Cycling Classic Belgium. 2022 winner: Taco van der Hoorn
 June 1-4: Oberösterreich Rundfahrt Austria
 May 31-June 4: Vuelta a Andalucia Women
Spain. 2022 winner: Arlenis Sierra
 May 30: La Mercan'Tour Classic Alpes-Maritimes France. 2022 winner: Jakob Fuglsang
 May 29: Ronde van Limburg
Belgium. 2022 winner: Arnaud De Lie
 May 27: Van Merksteijn Fences Classic Belgium. 2022 winner: Arnaud De Lie
 May 26-29: Tour of Norway 2022 winner: Remco Evenepoel
 May 26-28: RideLondon Classique 2022 winner: Lorena Wiebes
 May 25-28: Boucles de la Mayenne France. 2022 winner: Benjamin Thomas
 May 24-28: Alpes Isère Tour France
 May 23-28: Lotto Thüringen Ladies Tour Germany. 2022 winner: Alexandra Manly
 May 6-28: Giro d'Italia 2022 winner: Jai Hindley
 May 21: Rund um Koln
Germany.
 May 21: Antwerp Port Epic Belgium.
 May 19-20: Veenendaal-Veenendaal Classic Netherlands
 May 18-21: Vuelta a Burgos Feminas Spain. 2022 winner: Juliette Labous
 May 18: Circuit de Wallonie Belgium. 2022 winner: Andrea Pasqualon
 May 16-21: Four Days of Dunkirk 2022 winner: Philippe Gilbert
 May 13: Tour du Finistere 2022 winner: Julien Simon
 May 12-14: Itzulia Women Spain. 2022 winner: Demi Vollering
 May 10-14: Tour de Hongrie 2022 winner: Eddie Dunbar
 May 10: Navarra Women's Elite Classics Spain
 May 9-13: Bretagne Ladies Tour France
 May 7: Tro Bro Leon France. 2022 winner: Hugo Hofstetter
 May 6: Ronde van Overijssel Netherlands
 May 6: Grand Prix du Morbihan France
 May 1-7: Women's Vuelta a Espana 2022 winner: Annemiek van Vleuten
 May 1: Eschborn-Frankfurt Germany. 2022 winner: Sam Bennett
 April 29-30: Festival Elsy Jacobs Luxembourg. 2022 winner: Marta Bastianelli
 April 25-30: Tour de Romandie 2022 winner: Aleksandr Vlasov
 April 11-14: Giro di Sicilia Italy. 2022 winner: Damiano Caruso
 March 26: GP Larciano Italy
 February 19: X2O Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Brussels Universities Brussel Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 February 18: Exact Cross Cyclocross Waaslandcross Sint-Niklaas Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 February 12: X2O Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Krawatencross at Lille Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 30-February 3: Saudi Tour Saudi Arabia
 January 29: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Besançon
France. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 28: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Flandriencross Hamme Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 22-29: Vuelta a San Juan 2021-2022: No race. 2020 winner: Evenepoel
 January 22: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Benidorm Costa Blanca Spain. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 21: Exact Cross Cyclocross Kasteelcross Zonnebeke Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 17-22: Men's Tour Down Under  
 January 15-17: Women's Tour Down Under  
 January 8: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Zonhoven Belgium. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 January 7: Superprestige Cyclocross at Gullegem Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 5: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Koksijde - Vlaamse Duinencross Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 3: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Herentals Crosst Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 1: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX GP Sven Nys Baal Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 30: Exact Cross Cyclocross Azencross Loenhout Belgium. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 December 28: Superprestige Cyclocross at Diegem Belgium. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 December 27: Superprestige Cyclocross at Heusden-Zolder Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 26: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Gavere Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 23: Exact Cross Cyclocross Zilvermeercross Mol Belgium. Elite women & men races streams LIVE.
 December 17: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Val Di Sole Trentino Italy. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 December 11: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Dublin Ireland. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 December 10: Exact Cross Cyclocross Essen Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 December 4: UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Antwerp
Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 3: Superprestige Cyclocross at Boom Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 2 and 3: UCI Track Champions League London, Great Britain
 November 27: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Hulst Netherlands. Elite women and men races LIVE.
 November 26: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Urban Cross CX Kortrijk
Belgium. Elite women and men races LIVE.
 November 24-27: 4 Jours de Genève
Switzerland. Track cycling.
 November 20: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Overijse Belgium. Elite women and men races streamed LIVE.
 November 19: UCI Track Champions League Berlin, Germany
 November 19: Superprestige Cyclocross at Merksplas Belgium. Elite women and men races streamed LIVE.
 November 13: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Beekse Bergen Netherlands. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 November 12: UCI Track Champions League Mallorca, Spain
 November 11: Superprestige Cyclocross Jaarmarktcross at Niel Belgium. Elite women and men races streamed LIVE.
 October 30: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Maasmechelen Belgium. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 October 29: Superprestige Cyclocross at Ruddervoorde Belgium. Elite women and men races streamed live.
 October 23: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Tabor, Czech Republic. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 October 17: 2023 Giro d'Italia Route Presentation  
 October 16: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Fayetteville Arkansas, USA. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 October 12: Giro del Veneto Italy
 October 11-18: Tour de Langkawi Malaysia
 October 9: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Waterloo Wisconsin, USA. Elite women and men races LIVE.
 October 8: Filippo Ganna Hour Record Attempt Grenchen, Switzerland
 October 1: Exact Cross Cyclocross "Berencross" Meulebeke Belgium. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 September 18: Exact Cross Cyclocross Kruibeke "Polderscross", Belgium
 September 17: Primus Classic GP Impanis-Van Petegem 2021 winner: Florian Sénéchal
 September 6-12: Tour Cycliste Feminin International de l'Ardeche 2021 winner: Leah Thomas. Final 2 stages LIVE.
 September 9-10: ORLEN Grand Prix of Nations. LIVE here. U23 race. LIVE at 12:45pm CET. Official website here.
 September 2-4: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Val di Sole, Italy
 August 30-September 4: Simac Holland Ladies Tour 2021 winner: Chantal van den Broek-Blaak
 August 19-September 11: Vuelta a Espana 2021 winner: Primoz Roglic
 August 24-28: UCI Mountain Bike World Championships Les Gets, France
 August 5-14: Tour de Guadeloupe Live racing from the Caribbean
 July 24-31: Tour de France Femmes The historic return of an official women's TDF.
 July 23-27: Tour de Wallonie 2021 winner: Quinn Simmons. Final 2 stages LIVE.
 July 1-24: Tour de France 2021 winner: Tadej Pogacar
 June 28-30: Lotto Belgium Tour Women's Tour of Belgium. 2021 winner: Kopecky
 June 10: Grand Prix of Aargau Canton Switzerland. (Grosser Preis des Kantons Aargau)
 June 4-8: Adriatica-Ionica Race Italy.
 June 4: Heistse Pijl
Belgium
 June 2: Giro dell’Appennino Italy. 2021 winner: Ben Hermans
 May 29: GP Marcel Kint Classic
Belgium. 2021 winner: Alvaro Hodeg
 May 23: Ellen van Dijk Hour Record Attempt Grenchen, Switzerland
 April 29-May 1: Vuelta Asturias Spain. 2021 winner: Nairo Quintana
 March 27: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Lourdes, France. Women's and men's downhill finals.
 March 27: Coupe de France: Boucles Guégonnaises French Cup road racing
 March 6: Visit Friesland Elfstedenrace live stream here. Netherlands. Thanks Jørn for the tip.
 March 3-5: Bloeizone Fryslân Tour 2021 winner: Van Dijk. Former Healthy Ageing Tour.
 February 19: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Waaslandcross Sint-Niklaas Belgium. Elite women and men races streamed LIVE.
 February 14: Clasica Jaen Paraiso Interior Spain
 February 13: X2O Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Brussels Universities Belgium. Elite women and men races streamed LIVE.
 February 12: Superprestige Cyclocross at Gavere Belgium. Elite women and men races streamed LIVE.
 February 10-13: Tour of Antalya Turkey
 January 23: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Hoogerheide Netherlands. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 22: X20 Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Flandriencross Hamme Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 January 16: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Flamanville France. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 5: X20 Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Herentals Crosst Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 January 4: Cyclocross Gullegem Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 2, 2022: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Hulst Netherlands. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 January 1, 2022: X2O Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross GP Sven Nys Baal Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 December 30: X2O Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Azencross Loenhout Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 26: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Dendermonde Belgium. Elite women & men races streaming LIVE.
 December 19: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Namur Belgium. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 18: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Rucphen Netherlands. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 December 12: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Val di Sole
Italy. Elite women & men races broadcast LIVE.
 December 11: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Essen Belgium. Women's and men's races streamed LIVE.
 December 4: Superprestige Cyclocross at Boom Belgium. Women's and men's races streaming LIVE.
 December 3-4: UCI Track Champions League
London. Women's and men's events LIVE.
 November 28: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Besançon France. Elite women & men races streamed LIVE.
 November 27: X20 Badkamers Trofee CX Urban Cross Kortrijk Belgium. Elite women and men races LIVE.
 November 21: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Koksijde Belgium. Women and men races live streaming
 November 14: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Tabor Czechia (Czech Republic). Women's + Men's.
 November 13: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Leuven Belgium. Women's and men's races LIVE.
 November 6-7: UEC Cyclocross European Championships Netherlands
 October 24: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Zonhoven Belgium. Women and men races will be LIVE.
 October 23: Ronde van Drenthe 2020: No race. Women's race LIVE. Netherlands
 October 23: Superprestige Cyclocross at Ruddervoorde Belgium. Elite women and men races streamed LIVE.
 October 17: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Iowa City
Iowa, U.S.A.
 October 13: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Fayetteville Arkansas, USA
 October 3: Superprestige Cyclocross at Gieten Netherlands. Elite women and men races
 October 2: Paris-Roubaix Femmes Inaugural edition
 October 2: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Meulebeke Belgium. Women's and men's races.
 September 25: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Bredene Belgium. Women's and men's races will be LIVE.
 September 18: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Beringen Belgium. Elite women/men races to be streamed LIVE.
 September 11: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Lokeren Belgium. Elite women and men races will be LIVE.
 August 28: Himmerland Rundt Denmark
 August 12-15: Ladies Tour of Norway 2020: No race. 2019 winner: Marianne Vos
 August 3-7: Vuelta a Burgos 2020 winner: Remco Evenepoel
 July 23-August 8: Tokyo Olympic Games
Road, Mountain Bike, BMX, Track...
 June 11-13: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Leogang, Austria
 June 8: Mont Ventoux Dénivelé Challenge France
 May 14-16: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Nové Město, Czech Republic
 May 7-9: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Albstadt, Germany
 February 20: Ethias Cross Waaslandcross Cyclocross Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. Women + Men.
 February 14: X20 Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Brussels Universities, Belgium Belgium. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 February 13: Ethias Cross Eeklo Cyclocross Belgium. Elite women & men races LIVE.
 February 7: X20 Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Krawatencross at Lille Belgium. Women + Men races LIVE.
 February 6: Superprestige Cyclocross at Middelkerke Belgium. Women + Men races LIVE.
 January 24: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Overijse Belgium (women and men races LIVE)
 January 23: X20 Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Flandriencross Hamme Belgium (includes start times, Start Lists)
 January 16: Zilvermeercross CX at Mol Belgium (includes start times, Start Lists)
 January 3: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Hulst Netherlands. Women and men races.
 January 2-3: Virtual Gateway Cup
Giro Della Montagna + Benton Park
 January 2: EKZ CrossTour Hittnau Switzerland
 January 1: X20 Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross GP Sven Nys
Baal, Belgium.
 December 30: Ethias Cross Bredene Cyclocross Belgium. Women + men races LIVE.
 December 27: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Dendermonde Belgium. Women and men races.
 December 26: Superprestige Cyclocross at Heusden-Zolder Belgium. Women and men races.
 December 22: Ethias Cross Essen Cyclocross Belgium. Women + men LIVE.
 December 20: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Namur, Belgium
Elite women and men races LIVE
 December 20: The Armed Forces Cycling Classic
Virtual racing
 December 19: Thompson Bucks County Classic
E-racing
 December 13: Superprestige Cyclocross at Gavere Belgium. Elite women + men races LIVE
 December 12: X20 Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Scheldecross Antwerpen Belgium
 December 9: UCI Cycling Esports World Championships Virtual racing
 December 6: Superprestige Cyclocross at Boom Belgium
 December 4-6: Virtual Tour of the Gila
Echelon Racing League
 November 29: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Tabor, Czech Republic Elite women and men races LIVE
 November 28: X20 Badkamers Trofee Cyclocross Urban Cross Kortrijk Belgium
 November 13-15: RGT Real Roads Virtual Stage Race Echelon Racing League
 November 11: Superprestige Cyclocross at Niel Belgium
 October 20-November 8: Vuelta a Espana 2019 winner: Primoz Roglic
 October 18: EKZ CrossTour Cyclocross
Bern, Switzerland
 October 17: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Beringen Belgium. Elite Women & Men races LIVE.
 October 4: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Nove Mesto na Morave, Czech Republic
 September 29-October 3: BinckBank Tour 2019 winner: Laurens De Plus
 August 29-September 20: Tour de France 2019 winner: Egan Bernal
 September 13: EKZ Cross Tour Cyclocross
Baden, Switzerland
 September 11-19: Giro Rosa
Videos only. 2019 winner: Van Vleuten
 August 29: Druivenkoers - Overijse, Belgium - LIVE stream here. Official site here.
 August 22-23: National Road Cycling Championships Various countries
 July 29-August 20: Women's Tour de France Ride Bringing back a Women's TDF
 August 3: Gran Trittico Lombardo  
 July 28-31: Tour of Bulgaria
 
 July 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19: Virtual Tour de France  
 May 19-June 7: HTV Cup Vietnam
 
 April 5: Tour of Flanders Virtual Race De Ronde Lockdown Edition
 March 8-15 14: Paris-Nice (race shortened by 1 day - coronavirus) 2019 winner: Egan Bernal
 February 22: Rectavit Series Cyclocross GP Leuven, Belgium. Women/Men LIVE
 February 16: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Hulst Netherlands, Women + Men
 February 9: Superprestige Cyclocross at Merksplas Belgium, Women's & Men's races LIVE
 February 8: DVV Trophy Cyclocross at Lille Krawatencross
 February 5-9: Jayco Herald Sun Tour Australia
 January 26: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Hoogerheide Netherlands.  Women + Men LIVE.
 January 19: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Nommay France.  Women + Men races LIVE.
 January 13: Cyclocross Internationale Betafence Otegem  
 January 5: DVV Trophy Cyclocross Brussels Universities Brussels, Belgium.  Women + Men LIVE.
 January 4: Cyclocross Gullegem, Belgium
 
 January 1: DVV Trophy Cyclocross/GP Sven Nys at Baal Belgium, Women's + Men's races LIVE
 December 30: Ethias Cross Cyclocross Bredene Belgium, Women's & Men's races LIVE
 December 27: DVV Trofee CX Azencross at Loenhout Belgium, Elite Women & Men races LIVE
 December 26: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Heusden-Zolder Belgium, Elite Women & Men races LIVE
 December 22: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Namur Namur, Belgium - Women & Men LIVE
 December 21: Rectavit Series Cyclocross Waaslandcross Sint-Niklaas, Belgium
 December 14-15: USA Cycling CX National Championships Fort Steilacoom Park, Lakewood, WA
 December 15: Vlaamse Druivencross CX at Overijse Belgium.  Elite women and men races.
 December 14: DVV Trophy Cyclocross Hotondcross at Ronse
Belgium - Elite Women + Men LIVE
 December 13-15: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
 December 8: Superprestige Cyclocross at Zonhoven Belgium - Elite Women and Men LIVE
 December 6-8: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Cambridge, New Zealand
 November 30: DVV Trophy Cyclocross CAPS Urban Cross Kortrijk Belgium. Elite women + men races LIVE.
 November 29-December 1: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Hong Kong, China
 November 24: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Koksijde Belgium. Women and men races LIVE.
 November 17: DVV Trophy Cyclocross Flandriencross at Hamme Belgium. Elite women and men LIVE.
 November 16: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Tabor Czech Republic. Women and men LIVE.
 November 11: Rectavit Series Cyclocross Jaarmarktcross at Niel, Belgium
 November 10: UEC Cyclocross European Championships Silvelle, Italy
 November 8-10: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Glasgow, Great Britain
 November 3: Superprestige Cyclocross at Ruddervoorde Belgium - Elite Women and Men LIVE
 November 1-3: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Minsk, Belarus
 November 1: DVV Trophy Cyclocross Koppenbergcross at Oudenaarde Belgium - Elite Women and Men LIVE
 October 26: Ethias Cross Beringen Cyclocross Belgium
 October 20: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Bern
Switzerland
 October 19: Superprestige Cyclocross at Boom Belgium
 October 15: 2020 Tour de France Route Presentation LIVE from Paris.
 October 12: Tacx Pro Classic Netherlands
 October 12: Ethias Cross Kruibeke Cyclocross Belgium
 October 10: Gran Piemonte 2018 winner: Sonny Colbrelli
 October 6: Rectavit Series Cyclocross Formerly Soudal Classics.  GP Pelt.
 October 5: Ethias Cross Meulebeke Cyclocross Belgium. Formerly Brico Cross series.
 September 22: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Waterloo Madison, Wisconsin, USA
 September 22: Trofeo Matteotti
 
 September 21: Memorial Marco Pantani 2018 winner: Davide Ballerini
 September 14: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Iowa City Jingle Cross
 September 8: Ethias Cross Eeklo Cyclocross
Formerly Brico Cross series
 September 3-8: Boels Ladies Tour 2018 winner: Annemiek van Vleuten
 August 22-25: Colorado Classic  
 August 17-18: Postnord Vargarda
Sweden, UCI Women's WorldTour
 August 12-18: Tour of Utah 2018 winner: Sepp Kuss
 August 10: USA Crits Benchmark Twilight Cycling Classic West Chester, Pennsylvania
 August 4: Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic Men's pro race
 August 3: USA Crits Series - Littleton Twilight Criterium Race #8 - Littleton, Colorado
 July 5-27: Women's Tour de France Ride
Let's bring back a Women's TDF!
 July 27: USA Crits Series - San Rafael Sunset Criterium San Rafael, California
 July 20: USA Crits Series - Salt Lake Criterium Salt Lake City, Utah
 July 13: USA Crits Series - ASWB Twilight Criterium
Boise, Idaho
 June 27-30: USA Cycling National Road Cycling Championships Knoxville, Tenn.
 June 26: IWT Oetingen Jong Maar Moedig Belgium
 June 7: USA Crits Series - Saint Francis Tulsa Tough
Tulsa, Oklahoma
 June 7-9: Hammer Series Hammer Limburg
 June 2: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Fort William.  Women's + Men's Downhill Finals
 May 25: USA Crits Series - Winston Salem Cycling Classic Women's and men's races
 May 24-26: Hammer Series
Hammer Stavanger, Norway
 May 22-25: Emakumeen Bira UCI Women's WorldTour
 May 19-26: Tour of Japan
2018 winner: Marcos Garcia
 May 17-19: Vuelta Aragon Spain
 May 12-18: Tour of California 2018 winners: Hall and Bernal
 May 5: Rent Liv Løbet Skive.  LIVE video here. Denmark.  Official site here.
 May 4: Gran Fondo Hincapie
 
 May 2-5: Tour de Yorkshire 2018 winners: Guarnier + Van Avermaet
 April 27: USA Crits Series Race #2 - Athens Twilight
Athens, Georgia
 April 27-28: UCI BMX Supercross World Cup
Manchester, Great Britain
 April 26: USA Crits - Spartanburg Friday
Free broadcast.  Athens, Georgia
 April 16: Hour Record Attempt - Victor Campenaerts
Aguascalientes, Mexico
 April 8-10: Women's Tour of Thailand  
 March 30: USA Crits Series Race #1 - Sun City Crit El Paso
Women's and Men's races
 March 29: E3 BinckBank Classic
2018 winner: Niki Terpstra
 March 27/28: Driedaagse Brugge De Panne Men/Women 2018 winners: D'Hoore and Viviani
 March 22-24: Six Day Manchester track cycling
Great Britain
 March 17: Ronde van Drenthe women's and men's races streamed live
 March 13-17: Redlands Bicycle Classic
Final two days streamed live online
 March 16: USA Crits Birmingham Hammerfest
2019 preseason race
 February 27-March 3: UCI Track Cycling Worlds Pruszkow, Poland
 February 23: Soudal Classics Cyclocross Leuven Belgium. Women and Men races LIVE.
 February 17: Brico Cross Cyclocross Hulst Netherlands. Women + Men LIVE.
 February 10: Superprestige Cyclocross at Hoogstraten Belgium. Women + Men LIVE streaming.
 February 10: South Africa Road Champs Elite/U23 Men - LIVE video here.
 February 9: DVV Trophy Cyclocross at Lille
Belgium. Women's and men's races LIVE.
 February 7-9: Six Day Melbourne
Australia.  Event is actually 3 days.
 February 6: Brico Cross Cyclocross Maldegem
Belgium. Elite Women's & Men's races LIVE
 February 2-3: UCI Cyclocross World Championships Bogense, Denmark
 January 31-February 5: Copenhagen Six Days Track cycling
 January 26: Cyclocross Kasteelcross Zonnebeke
Belgium
 January 25-27: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Hong Kong, China
 January 24-29: Six Days of Berlin Track cycling
 January 19/20: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Cambridge, New Zealand
 January 20: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Pont-Chateau
France. Women and Men races LIVE.
 January 15-20: Tour Down Under 2018 winner: Daryl Impey
 January 6: DVV Trophy CX Brussels Universities Cyclocross Belgium. Elite Women + Men streamed LIVE.
 January 5: Cyclocross Gullegem
Belgium.  Live video NOT expected.
 January 4-8: Cycling Australia Road Nationals  
 January 4-6: Cycling New Zealand Road Nationals  
 January 3-8: Six Days of Rotterdam  
 December 30: Superprestige Cyclocross at Diegem Belgium.  Elite Women and Men live streaming.
 December 29: Brico Cross Cyclocross Bredene Belgium. Elite Women's & Men's races LIVE.
 December 23: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Namur Belgium. Elite Women + Men races streamed live
 December 22: Soudal Classics Cyclocross Sint-Niklaas Waaslandcross.  Belgium.  Women + Men LIVE.
 December 19: 2019 Vuelta a Espana Route Presentation  
 December 16: Superprestige Cyclocross at Zonhoven Belgium.  Elite women and men races.
 December 15: DVV Trophy CX Scheldecross at Antwerp
Belgium.  Elite women and men races.
 December 14-16: UCI Track Cycling World Cup London, Great Britain
 December 8: Brico Cross Cyclocross Essen Belgium
 December 2: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Berlin, Germany
 December 2: Radcross Grandprix Cyclocross at Bensheim Germany, all events streamed live.
 December 2: Lampiris Zilvermeercross CX at Mol Belgium
 December 1: Soudal Classics Cyclocross GP Hasselt Belgium
 November 25: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Koksijde
Belgium
 November 24: Ambiancecross Cyclocross in Wachtebeke Belgium
 November 18: DVV Trophy CX Flandriencross at Hamme
Belgium
 November 17: UCI Cyclocross World Cup
Tabor, Czech Republic
 November 17: Shanghai Criterium  
 November 14-18: Tour of Fuzhou
2017 winner: Jai Hindley
 November 11: FFC Coupe de France CX Pierric
All events streamed live.
 November 11: Superprestige Cyclocross at Gavere Belgium.  Elite Women and Men races live.
 November 10: DVV Trophy Cyclocross at Niel
Belgium.  Elite Women and Men races live.
 November 4: UEC Cyclocross European Championships
Rosmalen, Netherlands
 November 1: DVV Trophy CX Koppenbergcross
Women + Men. Oudenaarde, Belgium
 October 31: 2019 Giro d'Italia Route Presentation Milan
 October 28: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Milton, Canada
 October 28: Superprestige Cyclocross at Ruddervoorde Belgium
 October 27: Soudal Classics Cyclocross GP Neerpelt
Belgium
 October 25: 2019 Tour de France Route Presentation Palais des Congres, Paris
 October 23-28: Six Day London Track Cycling
 
 October 23-31: Tour of Hainan 2017 winner: Jacopo Mosca
 October 21: UCI Cyclocross World Cup
Bern, Switzerland
 October 20: Superprestige Cyclocross at Boom Belgium
 October 19-21: UCI Track Cycling World Cup
Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France
 October 14: FFC Cyclocross Coupe de France
Razes, France, all events streamed live
 October 14: Hammer Series
Hong Kong
 October 14: Superprestige Cyclocross at Gieten
Netherlands
 October 13: Brico Cross Cyclocross Lokeren Belgium
 October 7-14: Tour of Taihu Lake
China
 October 7: Brico Cross Cyclocross Ronse Belgium.  Women's and Men's races.
 October 7: Gran Premio Beghelli
2017 winner: Luis Leon Sanchez
 October 6: Brico Cross CX Meulebeke Belgium.  Women's and Men's races.
 September 16: GP Jef Scherens Leuven. LIVE video here and here. Belgium.  Official site here.
 September 16: Brico Cross CX Geraardsbergen
Belgium. Elite women + men.
 September 9: Thompson Bucks County Classic Doylestown, PA
 September 2: Antwerp Port Epic.  LIVE video here. Official site here.
 August 31-September 3: USA Crits Gateway Cup
Series finals on Sunday - FREE live stream
 August 26: Ronde van Midden Nederland.  LIVE video here and here. Netherlands.  Official site here.
 August 26: Schaal Sels
2017 winner: Taco van der Hoorn
 August 24: Great War Remembrance Race
Belgium.  First edition.
 August 11: KOGA Slag om Norg.  LIVE video here. Netherlands.  Official site here.
 August 4: USA Crits Littleton Twilight Criterium
Pro women + men
 July 31: Profronde van Surhuisterveen.  LIVE video here. Official site here.
 July 6-28: Women's Tour de France ride They ride for the return of a Women's TDF
 July 7-29: Tour de France 2017 winner: Chris Froome
 July 28: USA Crits - San Rafael Sunset Criterium Pro women + men
 July 28: Prudential RideLondon Classique UCI Women's WorldTour event
 July 26: Grand Prix Cerami
Belgium
 July 14: USA Crits - ASWB Twilight Criterium, Boise, ID  
 July 6-8: USA Crits - Natural State Crits Downtown Springdale  
 June 19: Halle-Ingooigem Belgium
 June 17: USA Crits - Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classic
New York, NY
 June 7-16: Under-23 Giro d'Italia Final stage live only.
 June 9: Dwars door de Vlaamse Ardennen. LIVE video here (click on "live" button) and here. Belgium.  Official site here.
 June 6: Sint-Elooisprijs in Ruddervoorde. LIVE video here. Belgium
 June 1-3: USA Crits Series - Oklahoma City ProAm
 
 June 1-3: Hammer Series - Sportzone Limburg
Netherlands
 May 28: Winston-Salem Cycling Classic
Women's and Men's races
 May 4-27: Giro d'Italia 2017 winner: Tom Dumoulin
 May 13: Profronde van Noord-Holland Netherlands
 April 28: USA Crits Series - Athens Twilight Criterium
Georgia
 April 28-29: UEC BMX European Cup
Kampen, Netherlands
 April 27: Speed Week Spartanburg
USA Crits
 April 27-29: Vuelta Asturias
Spain
 April 22: UCI MTB World Cup
Croatia. Women's + Men's DHI Finals.
 April 17-22: Tour of Croatia 2017 winner: Vincenzo Nibali
 April 14-15: UEC BMX European Cup
Zolder, Belgium
 March 31-April 1: UCI BMX Supercross World Cup
Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France
 March 24-25: UEC BMX European Cup
Verona, Italy
 March 23: E3 Harelbeke
2017 winner: Greg van Avermaet
 March 22: Driedaagse Women Classic Brugge  
 March 19-25: Volta a Catalunya
2017 winner: Alejandro Valverde
 March 16: Handzame Classic
2017 winner: Kristoffer Halvorsen
 March 10: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
Stellenbosch, South Africa
 March 4: Dwars door West Vlaanderen Belgium
 February 25: Internationale Cyclocross Sluitingsprijs Oostmalle Belgium
 February 24: Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
2017 winner: Greg van Avermaet
 February 21-25: Abu Dhabi Tour
2017 winner: Rui Costa
 February 18: Brico Cross CX at Hulst Netherlands
 February 17: Superprestige CX at Middelkerke Belgium
 February 11: Superprestige CX at Hoogstraten
Belgium
 February 7: Brico Cross Cyclocross at Maldegem
Belgium
 February 6-11: Colombia Oro y Paz
This is the first edition of the race.
 February 6-10: Dubai Tour
2017 winner: Marcel Kittel
 February 3-4: UCI Cyclocross World Championships
Valkenburg, Netherlands
 January 28: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Hoogerheide
NL, Women's and Men's races LIVE
 January 27: Cyclocross Rucphen
Netherlands, Women and Men races LIVE
 January 20: Cyclocross Kasteelcross at Zonnebeke
Belgium
 January 15: Internationale Betafence Cyclocross at Otegem Belgium. Men's race only streamed live.
 January 13-14: USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships Reno, Nevada
 January 7: Soudal Classics Cyclocross at Leuven Belgium
 January 1: DVV Trophy Cyclocross at Baal aka GP Sven Nys
 December 30: Superprestige Cyclocross at Diegem Belgium, Elite Women and Men races live
 December 29: Cyclocross Brico Cross at Bredene
Belgium
 December 28: DVV Trophy Cyclocross at Loenhout  
 December 26: UCI CX World Cup at Heusden-Zolder Belgium, Women + Men races en direct
 December 23: Soudal Classics Cyclocross at Sint-Niklaas
Belgium, Women and Men races LIVE
 December 17: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Namur
Belgium
 December 16: DVV Trophy Cyclocross at Antwerp Belgium
 December 9-10: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Santiago, Chile
 December 10: Vlaamse Druivencross Cyclocross at Overijse Belgium
 December 9: DVV Trophy Cyclocross at Essen Belgium
 December 1-3: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Milton, Canada.  Final day live only.
 December 3: Cyclocross Zilvermeercross at Mol
Belgium.  Men's race only is live.
 December 2: Soudal Classics Cyclocross GP Hasselt
Belgium.  Men's race only is broadcast live.
 November 29: 2018 Giro d'Italia Route Presentation Full route details to be revealed.
 November 26: DVV Trofee Cyclocross Flandriencross
Hamme, Belgium - Women + Men
 November 25: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Zeven, Germany - Women and Men
 November 19: Six Days of Gent
Final day only is broadcast live
 November 19: UCI Cyclocross World Cup
Bogense, Denmark
 November 12: Superprestige Cyclocross at Gavere
Belgium.  Women's and men's races LIVE.
 November 11: Soudal Classics Cyclocross at Niel
Belgium.  Women's + men's races LIVE.
 November 10-12: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Manchester, Great Britain
 November 5: UCI Track Cycling World Cup
Pruszków, Poland
 November 4: Saitama Criterium Japan
 November 1: DVV Trophy CX at Oudenaarde
Belgium.  Women's and men's races LIVE.
 October 29: Superprestige CX at Ruddervoorde Belgium
 October 29: Skoda Shanghai Criterium
Inaugural edition
 October 28-November 5: Tour of Hainan
China
 October 24: UCI Cycling Gala
Guilin, China
 October 24-29: Six Day London Track Cycling  
 October 22: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Koksijde
Belgium, Women + Men races
 October 21: Superprestige CX at Boom Elite Women and Men races.
 October 19-22: Track Cycling European Championships
Berlin, Germany
 October 17: 2018 Tour de France Route Presentation LIVE from Paris.
 October 15: Chrono des Nations
France. Women's and Men's ITTs.
 October 15: Superprestige CX at Zonhoven
Belgium. Women + Men races LIVE.
 October 14: Tacx Pro Classic
Netherlands
 October 14: Brico Cross Cyclocross Polderscross
Kruibeke, Belgium. Women and Men races.
 October 11: Famenne Ardenne Classic
Belgium.  First edition.
 October 10-17: Tour of Taihu Lake
2016 winner: Leonardo Duque
 October 10-15: Tour of Turkey 2016 winner: José Gonçalves
 October 8: DVV Trophy Cyclocross at Ronse
Belgium - Elite Women + Men Races LIVE
 October 8: Paris-Tours 2016 winner: Fernando Gaviria
 October 7: Brico Cross CX Meulebeke
Women's and Men's races live online
 October 7: Il Lombardia
2016 winner: Esteban Chaves
 October 5: Milano-Torino 2016 winner: Miguel Angel Lopez
 October 3: Tre Valli Varesine
2016 winner: Sonny Colbrelli
 October 3: Binche-Chimay-Binche 2016 winner: Arnaud Demare
 October 1: Tour de l'Eurometropole/Circuit Franco Belge
2016 winner: Dylan Groenewegen
 October 1: Superprestige Cyclocross at Gieten
Netherlands. Women's + Men's races LIVE.
 October 1: GP Beghelli
2016 winner: Nicola Ruffoni
 September 30: Soudal Classics Cyclocross GP Neerpelt
Belgium. Men's race streamed live.
 September 30: Giro dell'Emilia
2016 winner: Esteban Chaves
 September 24: UCI Cyclo-Cross World Cup
Waterloo, Wisconsin, U.S.A.
 September 18: 2018 Giro d'Italia Start Route Presentation
Jerusalem
 September 17-24: UCI Road World Championships
Bergen, Norway
 September 17: UCI CX World Cup Jingle Cross
Iowa City, U.S.A.
 September 16: Primus Classic-GP Impanis Van Petegem
2016 winner: Fernando Gaviria
 September 15: Koolskamp Kampioenschap van Vlaanderen 2016 winner: Timothy Dupont
 September 14: Coppa Bernocchi 2016 winner: Giacomo Nizzolo
 September 13: Coppa Agostoni
Italy
 September 13: Grand Prix de Wallonie
2016 winner: Tony Gallopin
 September 12-16: Tour of Denmark
2016 winner: Michael Valgren
 September 10: Brico Cross at Eeklo
CX in Belgium
 September 10: Women's Vuelta Madrid Challenge
2016 winner: Jolien D'Hoore
 September 10: Grand Prix de Montreal 2016 winner: Greg van Avermaet
 September 8: Grand Prix de Quebec
2016 winner: Peter Sagan
 September 3-10: Tour of Britain 2016 winner: Steve Cummings
 September 3: GP de Fourmies
2016 winner: Marcel Kittel
 September 2: Brussels Cycling Classic
2016 winner: Tom Boonen
 September 1-4: Tour of Alberta
2016 winner: Robin Carpenter
 August 27: Schaal Sels LIVE video here. Official site here.
 August 27: Bretagne Classic-Ouest-France
2016 winner: Oliver Naesen
 August 26: GP de Plouay-Bretagne
UCI Women's WorldTour
 August 18-27: Tour de l'Avenir
2016 winner: David Gaudu
 August 17-20: Ladies Tour of Norway
2016 winner: Lucinda Brand
 August 10-13: Colorado Classic
Inaugural edition
 August 10-13: Arctic Race of Norway
2016 winner: Gianni Moscon
 August 7-13: BinckBank Tour (former Eneco Tour)
2016 winner: Niki Terpstra
 August 5: Documentary: "Les Elles du Vélo"
Women ride for the return of a women's Tour de France
 August 5: Dwars door het Hageland
 
 August 2-6: UEC Road European Championships
Herning, Denmark
 August 4-15: Tour of Portugal
2016 winner: Rui Vinhas
 August 1-5: Vuelta a Burgos
2016 winner: Alberto Contador
 July 31-August 6: Tour of Utah
2016 winner: Lachlan Morton
 July 29-30: Prudential RideLondon Classic
UCI Women's WorldTour + Men's race
 July 29-August 4: Tour de Pologne
2016 winner: Tim Wellens
 July 29: Clasica San Sebastian
2016 winner: Bauke Mollema
 July 25: Profronde van Surhuisterveen.  LIVE video here.  Site here. Post-TDF criterium
 July 22-26: Tour de Wallonie Final 3 stages live only
 June 30-July 22: Women's Tour de France Route Ride They ride day ahead of men's race.
 July 1-23: Tour de France 2016 winner: Chris Froome
 June 24-25: USA Cycling National Road Championships Knoxville, Tenn.
 June 21-25: National Road Championships
France, Belgium, Netherlands, etc
 June 21: Halle Ingooigem
Belgium
 June 14-18: Tour de Beauce
2016 winner: Greg Daniel
 June 17-18: UEC BMX European Cup
Sandness, Norway
 June 15-18: Tour of Slovenia
2016 winner: Taaramae
 June 15-18: Route du Sud
2016 winner: Quintana
 June 14-18: Tour de Korea  
 June 10-18: Tour de Suisse
2016 winner: M. Angel Lopez
 June 4-11: Criterium du Dauphiné
2016 winner: Froome
 June 4: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
Fort William, Scotland
 June 2-4: Hammer Series
Limburg, Netherlands
 June 1-4: Boucles de la Mayenne
France
 May 31-June 4: Tour de Luxembourg
 
 May 5-28: Giro d'Italia 2016 winner: Nibali
 May 28: An Post Ras
Final stage streamed live
 May 28: UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Albstadt, Germany
 May 24-28: Tour of Belgium 2016 winner: Devenyns
 May 21-28: Tour of Japan  
 May 17-21: Euskal Emakumeen Bira.  LIVE video here and here. (11am cet) Official site here.
 May 17-21: Tour of Norway 2016 winner: Weening
 May 14-20: Tour of California
2016 winner: Alaphilippe
 May 14: Profronde van Noord-Holland.  LIVE video here and here. 10:50 cet Official site here.
 May 9-14: Four Days of Dunkirk
2016 winner: Coquard
 May 13-14: UCI BMX Supercross World Cup
Heusden-Zolder, Belgium
 May 1: Eschborn-Frankfurt 2016 winner: Kristoff
 April 30: UCI MTB World Cup
Lourdes, France
 April 28-30: Festival Elsy Jacobs.  LIVE video here and here.  Official site here. Geo-restricted?
 April 30: Rent Liv Løbet Skive.  LIVE video here and here.  Official site here. Denmark
 April 29: Tom Boonen Goodbye Race.  LIVE video here. "Tom Says Thanks"
 April 29: GP Viborg.  LIVE video here and here.  Official site here. Denmark
 April 28-30: Men's Tour de Yorkshire 2016 winner: T. Voeckler
 April 29: Women's Tour de Yorkshire 2016 winner: Kirsten Wild
 April 25-30: Tour de Romandie
2016 winner: Nairo Quintana
 April 23: Liege-Bastogne-Liege 2016 winner: Wouter Poels
 April 22: Little 500
Indiana University
 April 22: Arno Wallaard Memorial
Netherlands
 April 19: La Fleche Wallonne
2016 winners: Valverde, Van der Breggen
 April 18-23: Tour of Croatia 2016 winner: Kvasina
 April 17-21: Tour of the Alps
Formerly Giro del Trentino
 April 17: Tro Bro Leon
2016 winner: Mortensen
 April 16: Amstel Gold Race
2016 winner: Gasparotto
 April 13: GP de Denain Porte du Hainaut/Valenciennes Métropole 2016 winner: McLay
 April 12: De Brabantse Pijl 2016 winner: Vakoc
 April 9: Paris-Roubaix 2016 winner: Hayman
 April 5-9: Healthy Ageing Tour
Netherlands
 April 5: Scheldeprijs 2016 winner: Kittel
 April 3-8: Tour of the Basque Country
2016 winner: Contador
 April 2: Tour of Flanders
2016 winner: Sagan
 April 1: GP Miguel Indurain
 
 April 1: Volta Limburg Classic
2016 winner: Floris Gerts
 March 28-30: Three Days of De Panne
2016 winner: Lieuwe Westra
 March 26: Gent-Wevelgem 2016 winner: Sagan
 March 24: E3 Harelbeke
2016 winner: Kwiatkowski
 March 22: Dwars door Vlaanderen
2016 winner: Debusschere
 March 19-26: Cape Epic MTB Stage Race
Western Cape, South Africa
 March 19: Trofeo Binda
UCI Women's WorldTour
 March 18: Milan-San Remo
2016 winner: Arnaud Demare
 March 17: Handzame Classic
 
 March 15: Nokere Koerse-Danilith Classic
Belgium
 March 12: Dorpenomloop Rucphen Netherlands
 March 11: Ronde van Drenthe
Women's + Men's races
 March 8-14: Tirreno-Adriatico 2016 winner: Van Avermaet
 March 5-12: Paris-Nice 2016 winner: Geraint Thomas
 March 5: Dwars door West Vlaanderen
Belgium
 March 5: GP Industria e Artigianato/Larciano Italy
 March 4: Strade Bianche
2016 winner: Cancellara
 March 1: GP Le Samyn
 
 February 26: Women's Omloop van het Hageland
 
 February 26: Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne 2016 winner: Jasper Stuyven
 February 25: Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
2016 winner: Van Avermaet
 February 23-26: Abu Dhabi Tour
2016 winner: Tanel Kangert
 February 19: Internationale CX Sluitingsprijs Oostmalle Belgium
 February 18: Soudal Classics Cyclocross at Leuven Belgium, Women + Men races
 February 15-19: Volta ao Algarve
2016 winner: Geraint Thomas
 February 15-19: Vuelta a Andalucia/Ruta del Sol
2016 winner: Valverde
 February 12: Cycling South Africa Road National Championships
Elite Men Race
 February 12: Brico Cross Vestingcross at Hulst
Netherlands
 February 11: Vuelta a Murcia
Spain
 February 11: Superprestige Cyclocross Noordzeecross at Middelkerke Belgium, Women and Men
 February 1-5: Etoile de Besseges
Final stage only is live
 February 5: Superprestige Cyclocross Hoogstraten
Women + Men races live
 February 4: DVV Trophy CX Krawatencross Lille
Belgium, women + men races
 February 1-5: Jayco Herald Sun Tour
Limited live video for some stages
 February 1-5: Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana/Tour of Valencia 2016 winner: Wouter Poels
 February 1: Brico Cross-Parkcross Maldegem
Belgium
 January 31-February 4: Dubai Tour
2016 winner: Marcel Kittel
 January 28-29: Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
Australia, Women + Men
 January 23-29: Vuelta a San Juan
Argentina
 January 22: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Hoogerheide
Netherlands, Women + Men
 January 21: Kasteelcross CX Zonnebeke Belgium
 January 17-22: Tour Down Under 2016 winner: Simon Gerrans
 January 15: Tour Down Under People's Choice Classic
 
 January 15: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Fiuggi
Italy, Women and Men races
 January 9: Internationale Betafence Cyclocross at Otegem
Belgium
 January 8: Cycling Australia Road National Championships Saturday night in the Americas
 January 8: USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships Hartford, CT
 January 7-8: Cyclocross National Championships
France, Belgium and more
 January 6-8: Cycling New Zealand Road National Championships Elite/U23 Women and Men
 January 4: Internationale Centrumcross Surhuisterveen Netherlands
 January 1-3: Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic
Australia
 January 1: DVV Trophy CX/GP Sven Nys at Baal
 
 December 30: Brico Cross CX at Bredene
 
 December 29: DVV Trophy Cyclocross Azencross at Loenhout  
 December 26: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Heusden-Zolder Belgium, Women + Men races
 December 23: Superprestige Cyclocross at Diegem
Belgium, Women and Men
 December 18: UCI Cyclocross World Cup at Namur
Belgium, Women and Men
 December 17: Scheldecross Cyclocross at Antwerp
Belgium, Women + Men races
 December 11: Coupe de France Cyclocross Finale Nommay
U23, Elite Women, Elite Men
 December 11: Druivencross CX at Overijse
Belgium
 December 10: DVV Trophy Cyclocross at Essen
Belgium
 December 6-11: Six Days of Amsterdam Track Cycling
Netherlands
 December 4: Cyclocross Zilvermeercross at Mol
 
 December 3: Revolution Series Champions League Track London
 December 3: Hansgrohe Superprestige CX at Spa-Francorchamps
Women's + Men's races live
 November 27: DVV Trophy CX Flandriencross Hamme
Belgium
 November 26: Revolution Series Champions League Track
Manchester, England
 November 26: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Zeven Germany
 November 20: Six Days of Gent
Final day only is live
 November 20: UCI Cyclocross World Cup Koksijde
Belgium
 November 19: Soudal Classics Cyclocross Hasselt
Belgium
 November 13: Superprestige Cyclocross Gavere Belgium
 November 11-13: UCI Track Cycling World Cup Apeldoorn, Netherlands
 November 11: Soudal Classics Cyclocross Jaarmarktcross Niel, Belgium
 November 5-12: Tour of Taihu Lake
China
 November 6: Superprestige Cyclocross Ruddervoorde
 
 November 4-6: UCI Track Cycling World Cup
Glasgow, Scotland
 November 5: Soudal Classics Cyclocross Waaslandcross  
 November 1: DVV Trophy CX Koppenbergcross Oudenaarde
 
 October 30: Cyclocross European Championships
 
 October 29: Saitama Criterium
2015 winner: John Degenkolb
 October 25-30: Six Day London Track Cycling
 
 October 25: 2017 Giro d'Italia Route Presentation
 
 October 23: Chrono des Nations
Women's and Men's TTs
 October 23: Telenet UCI Cyclocross World Cup Valkenburg Women's + Men's races
 October 22-30: Tour of Hainan
China, Hainan Island
 October 22: Cyclocross: Niels Albert CX
Belgium
 October 19-23: Track Cycling European Championships
Paris
 October 20-23: Abu Dhabi Tour
2015 winner: Esteban Chaves
 October 18: 2017 Tour de France Route Presentation
Palais des Congres, Paris
 October 16: Superprestige Cyclocross at Zonhoven
Belgium
 October 15: Cyclocross: Brico Cross Kruibeke Belgium
 October 11: Sluitingsprijs-Putte-Kapellen.  LIVE video here and here. Official site here.
 October 9-16: UCI Road World Championships
Doha, Qatar
 October 9: Paris-Tours 2015 winner: Matteo Trentin
 October 8: Revolution Series Track Cycling
Glasgow
 October 8-9: Cyclocross: Brico Cross Meulebeke + DVV Trophy Ronse
Belgium
 October 4: Binche-Chimay-Binche 2015 winner: Ramon Sinkledam
 October 2: Superprestige Cyclocross Gieten
 
 October 2: Tour de l'Eurometropole
2015 winner: Alexis Gougeard
 October 2: Tour de Vendee 2015 winner: Christophe Laporte
 October 1: Il Lombardia
2015 winner: Vincenzo Nibali
 September 28: Milano-Torino 2015 winner: Diego Rosa
 September 27: Tre Valli Varesine
2015 winner: Vincenzo Nibali
 September 24: Telenet UCI CX World Cup Iowa City (Jingle Cross) Women's + Men's races
 September 21: Telenet UCI CX World Cup Las Vegas (CrossVegas)
Women's + Men's races
 September 19-25: Eneco Tour
2015 winner: Tim Wellens
 September 17-18: European Road Championships
Plumelec, France
 September 17: Primus Classic GP Impanis-Van Petegem 2015 winner: Sean De Bie
 September 14: Grand Prix de Wallonie
2015 winner: Jens Debusschere
 September 11: Women's La Course des Demois'Elle
2015 winner: Bérengère Staelens
 September 11: Cyclocross Brico Cross Geraardsbergen
 September 11: Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal 2015 winner: Tim Wellens
 September 11: Thompson Bucks County Classic
 
 September 10: Reading 120
 
 September 9 and 11: UCI MTB World Championships 4X and Downhill Val di Sole, Italy
 September 9: Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec
2015 winner: Rigoberto Uran
 September 4-11: Tour of Britain 2015 winner: Boasson Hagen
 August 20-September 11: Vuelta a Espana
2015 winner: Fabio Aru
 July 2-24: Tour de France 2015 winner: Chris Froome
 January 9-10: Cyclocross National Championships France, Belgium, Italy, etc.

 More events/races below...

Live race coverage

Dauphiné Libéré live video streaming - Stage 1

Dauphiné Libéré LIVE coverage at www.cyclingfans.com
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Dauphine Libere Stage 1 Profile

 Notes:  (latest notes always appear at the top, below sticky notes)

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- Monday's Dauphine Libere Stage 2 departs Nancy at 10:15 CET (4:15am U.S. Eastern) and is expected in Dijon between 15:46 and 16:25 CET (9:46am and 10:25am U.S. Eastern).  Dauphiné Libéré live video streaming on Cycling TV is scheduled to begin at 14:50 CET (8:50am U.S. Eastern).  Dauphine Libere live streaming on France 3 is also scheduled to begin at that time.  We will list other sources of Dauphine live feeds as they become available.

- Dauphine Libere LIVE video streaming now via Eurosport

- Dauphine Libere LIVE now on Cycling TV.  Link at right.  (Subscription)

- Dauphine Libere live coverage on Eurosport is scheduled to get underway at 18:00 CET (12pm U.S. Eastern).  We monitor possible sources of live streaming throughout the stage each day of the race.

- Dauphine Libere Stage 1 TT:  Full Start Order and Times here.  (.pdf)

- LIVE now: Tour of Luxembourg Official Website -Live ticker

- Note:  The Dauphine Libere organizers have made a slight change to the start time today.  The first rider will depart at 16:09 instead of 16:20 CET.

- Select Dauphine Libere Stage 1 TT Start Order and Times:

First rider to depart: Frank (BMC): 16:09 CET (10:09am U.S. Eastern)

Gesink:  16:37 CET (10:37am U.S. Eastern)
Boonen:  18:19 CET (12:19pm U.S. Eastern)
Pereiro:  18:20 CET (12:20pm U.S. Eastern)
Millar:  18:28 CET (12:28pm U.S. Eastern)
Evans:  18:32 CET (12:32pm U.S. Eastern)
Contador: 18:33 CET (12:33pm U.S. Eastern)
Basso:  18:35 CET (12:35pm U.S. Eastern)
Grabsch:  18:37 CET (12:37pm U.S. Eastern)
Devolder:  18:38 CET (12:38pm U.S. Eastern)
Valverde:  18:39 CET (12:39pm U.S. Eastern)

- Dauphine Libere video clips:  We will be maintaining a list of Dauphine video clips here.  We've already listed some great historical footage of the race below, including one from 1983 where Greg LeMond gets a stage win and takes over the race lead:


(Click image to view clip.  More DL video clips listed below.)

10 Years Ago at Roland Garros


1999 French Open: Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf practice on the
Friday before the final weekend. Both were surprise winners
in the Finals.
photos Copyright © Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com

- Roland Garros (French Open):  On the Friday before the Women's (Saturday) and Men's (Sunday) Finals of the 1999 Roland Garros tournament, I shot Andre Agassi's and Steffi Graf's practice sessions, on the same satellite court at different times of the day.  Graf went on to win her finals match in a stunner over Martina Hingis; it was Graf's first Grand Slam victory in 3 years.  The next day, Agassi came back from a 2 set to love deficit to stun Andrei Medvedev in five sets; it was Agassi's first Grand Slam victory in four years.  The two champions danced at the winners' ball, then began dating before marrying in 2001.  1999 was a big summer for Americans in Paris as the month following Agassi's historic victory, Lance Armstrong won his first Tour de FranceThe 2009 Roland Garros Men's Final is today: Roger Federer vs. Robin Soderling...  -Pete

Dauphiné Libéré Stage 1 Individual Time Trial in Nancy starts at 16:09 CET (10:09am U.S. Eastern) when the first rider departs.  Riders will depart at 1-minute intervals.  Dauphiné Libéré live video streaming on Cycling TV is scheduled to begin at 17:30 CET (11:30am U.S. Eastern).  Dauphiné live coverage on Eurosport is scheduled to begin at 18:00 CET (12pm U.S. Eastern).  We will list other sources of Dauphine live feeds as they become available.

- We recommend you open our Twitter feed in a separate window now.  If ever we have a server outage, we will update on Twitter and direct you to a live coverage page on another server.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré.

2009 Dauphiné Libéré LIVE
France, June 7-14
Official Website
Start List (.pdf)

 Stage 1 start: 16:09 CET
(4:09pm CET)


Nancy

Nancy weather


Live video streaming:


(17:30 CET (11:30am U.S. Eastern))
(Worldwide except Europe)


(Coverage begins with
Monday's Stage 2.)


 

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
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Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian
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Check schedule

Live tickers:

Official site live ticker


(Philadelphia International)


(English)
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano

(more tickers to come if available)

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

Copyright © 2009 www.cyclingfans.com

 

Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré live coverage

- The 2009 Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré starts tomorrow, Sunday, and runs to June 14.  The race will be broadcast live on Cycling TV worldwide except Europe.  Eurosport and France 3 TV are also among the television channels showing the Dauphine Libere live.  Stage 1 Sunday is a 12.1km individual time trial in the city of Nancy.  We'll post our full Dauphine Libere Live Coverage Guide in the morning listing options for live video, live audio and tickers and graphics.  Some links and start times posted below.

 Cycling TV - Dauphiné Liberé

 

Criterium du Dauphine Libere Official Website
(Google-translated to English)
Start List (.pdf)
Stage 1 starts at: 16:20 CET (10:20am U.S. Eastern)
Live webcast on CTV: 17:30 CET (11:30am U.S. Eastern)
Live coverage on Eurosport: 18:00 CET (12pm U.S. Eastern)
Live feeds from other sources: Check back in the morning

Tour de Cycling - Saturday

- Tour de Luxembourg:  Watch Stage 3 video highlights here.  (05:22)  -Bernie S.

- Tour de Luxembourg Stage 3 info and links, including live ticker, below.

- LIVE now: Tour de Luxembourg Stage 3 live ticker.  Link below.

- D-Day Remembrance ceremony has ended.

- LIVE now:  D-Day remembrance ceremony live stream on CNN.

- LIVE now:  D-Day ceremonies in Normandy, live stream from "Omaha Beach" on France 2 live stream.
-Bernie S.

- More Tour de Cycling - Saturday to come...

- Coming later today:  A first look at Dauphine Libere live online coverage options.


Dauphiné Libéré LIVE coverage at www.cyclingfans.com
photo Copyright © 2009 Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com

 

Today is the 65th anniversary of the Normandy Landings (D-Day)

I spent 15 summers on these beaches from 1990 and would like to observe the anniversary in this space. -Pete
 


Arromanches, Normandy, known as "Gold Beach" during the D-Day landings
and a site used by British troops in the Allied invasion.  A temporary harbor
was built here after the landings to assist in the operation; sections of that harbor
remain in place today.
photo Copyright © 2009 Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com


The Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer.  9,387 American military dead
are buried here.  The cemetery overlooks "Omaha Beach" where many of these
soldiers were killed.  The graves face westward, towards the United States.
photo Copyright © 2009 Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com


Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, Normandy.  This town was part of "Sword Beach"
during the Allied invasion.
photo Copyright © 2008 Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com

 

2009 Tour de Luxembourg Stage 2 video


Highlights from Stage 2 here.  (04:51)  -Bernie S.

- Tour de Luxembourg Stage 3 departs Wiltz at 12:30 CET (6:30am U.S. Eastern) and is expected in Diekirch between 16:52 and 17:32 CET (10:52am and 11:32am U.S. Eastern).

Tour of Luxembourg Official Website
Start List
Live ticker

Tour de Cycling - Friday

- Breaking news:  Astana team manager Johan Bruyneel says that the sponsor financial problems have not been solved and that the team will continue to protest with sponsor names faded on jerseys.  More here.

- Tour de Luxembourg:  As in years past, there is a daily highlights program scheduled on TV at 19:50 CET (1:50pm U.S. Eastern).  So a video feed may be playing here.  Note that this feed quickly becomes overwhelmed. More links below.

- More Tour de Cycling - Friday to come...

- Tour de Luxembourg Stage 2 is underway.  Links below, including live ticker.  No live video for this race.

- Lance Armstrong and Anna Hansen are the proud parents of a baby boy, Max.  More here.

- Today's French sports daily L'Equipe is reporting that the Astana team has pre-selected Andreas Kloden for the Tour de France.  An investigation into doping practices on the T-Mobile team in 2006 has not implicated Kloden according to Astana team spokeman Philippe Maertens.

 

New book:  Graham Watson's Tour de France Travel Guide

 - Graham Watson's Tour de France Travel Guide: The Complete Insider's Guide to the Tour! is now available for purchase.  Watson has followed and photographed the Tour for 31 years.  In this book, he shares his tips on where to eat and sleep and where to watch and photograph the race yourself.  The book is richly illustrated with Watson's photographs, maps and more.


Graham Watson's Tour de France Travel Guide

- Tour de Luxembourg Stage 2 departs Schifflange at 12:30 CET (6:30am U.S. Eastern) and is expected in Differdange between 16:40 and 17:31 CET (10:40am and 11:31am U.S. Eastern).

Tour of Luxembourg Official Website
Start List
Live ticker

Tour de Cycling - Thursday

- More to come...


Le Sale Tour: Le systeme Armstrong
by Pierre Ballester and David Walsh

- You know the Tour de France is right around the corner when Pierre Ballester and David Walsh publish another book about Lance Armstrong.  Obviously they didn't take the advice of esteemed International Herald Tribune reporter Sam Abt who suggested a couple of years ago it was perhaps time for them to "move on".  Of course, Walsh and Ballester's favorite subject was in retirement then.  He's back now and so are they.  Fair enough, except that early indications are that the book, "Le Sale Tour" (or The Dirty Tour), published today, is filled with wild speculation about Armstrong's reasons for returning to the sport, including future political ambitions, to make money, etc.  (Chicago Bulls basketball star Michael Jordan made more than $30 million in salary per year each of the last few years of his career, not including endorsements.  Armstrong is not taking a salary for riding for Astana but naturally is able to command high appearance fees.)  Ballester and Walsh also assert "(Tour de France organizer) ASO's new strategy is more turned towards business than the credibility of the sport".  Huh?  That has always been ASO's "strategy" and always will be for as long as they own the race.

Three years ago I asked Ballester, who once covered cycling, including Greg LeMond's comeback 20 years ago, for French sports daily L'Equipe, if he was a cycling fan.  He said no, his sport is rugby.  Funny, a former French rugby player last year stated that dope testing is virtually non-existent in the sport.  No wonder Ballester (and Walsh for that matter) likes rugby.  It is "clean" because no one is out to bust it.  Meanwhile, for over 10 years pro cycling, an easy target, is repeatedly targeted at every opportunity.

Will it ever end?  Not as long as there is money to be made tearing down the sport.

-Pete

 

- We mentioned yesterday that Astana was cleared to ride the Dauphine Libere (June 7-14).  That information is confirmed in today's edition of the French sports daily L'Equipe.

- Tour of Luxembourg info and links below.


June, 2009 issue of Velo Magazine (French): Le Guide du Tour.
Velo Magazine appears to be the first 2009 Tour de France guide
out of the gate; many more to come.

Meet Ed Buchette, Tour de Luxembourg organiser and forester!

Flashback: 2003 Tour de Luxembourg: Ed Buchette interviews
Benoit Joachim (Luxembourg national team and USPS) before the start of Stage 1.
Copyright © 2009 Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com

When it comes to race organizers, the names Jean-Marie Leblanc (former director of the Tour de France), Christian Prudhomme (current TDF director), Angelo Zomegnan (Giro d'Italia), Victor Cordero (Vuelta a Espana) and Thierry Cazeneuve (Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré) come to mind.  In Luxembourg, no one is more involved in the organization and other aspects of bike racing than Ed Buchette (photo above).  Buchette's résumé is impressive: in addition to his involvement with the Tour of Luxembourg and related races (including the Grand Prix General Patton) as General Secretary of the Association des Organisateurs du Tour de Luxembourg, he is Vice-president, along with Zomegnan, of the Association des Organisateurs des Courses Cyclistes (AIOCC) (Prudhomme is president), member (since 2000) of the UCI Road Commission, General Secretary of the Luxembourg cycling federation, and an international commissaire for the UCI.  Buchette is also a government forester since 1979 and since 1998 has been in charge of forests for the city of Luxembourg.

Buchette also appears to be the only organizer mentioned above who is on Twitter.  -Pete

Today is the Tour de Luxembourg Stage 1 from Luxembourg to Mondorf.  The stage is scheduled to begin at 13:00 CET (7am U.S. Eastern) and finish between 16:35 and 17:18 CET (10:35am and 11:18am U.S. Eastern).

Tour of Luxembourg Official Website
Start List
Live ticker

Tour de Cycling - Wednesday

- Astana cleared to continue racing:  As we noted on Twitter an hour ago, the UCI has for now cleared Astana to continue racing.  They are racing the Tour de Luxembourg, now underway, and look set to race the Dauphine Libere which starts Sunday.  Beyond that, things are not clear at this point.  More on this story here. (AP)

- Tour de Luxembourg:  As in years past, there is a daily highlights program scheduled on TV at 19:50 CET (1:50pm U.S. Eastern).  So a video feed may be playing here.  Note that this feed quickly becomes overwhelmed.  We do not know what if any coverage there will be for today's prologue since the race is taking place during the scheduled highlights show.

- More Tour de Cycling - Wednesday to come...


Tour de Luxembourg
photos Copyright © Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com


Flashback:  2003 Tour de Luxembourg, Stage 1:  "Baker boy" Thomas Voeckler, left,
glanced at breakaway companion Piotr Wadecki and then blasted up the short climb
to the finish for the stage win in the city of Luxembourg.  Voeckler went on to win the overall
but it wasn't until the following year at the 2004 Tour de France that Voeckler would become
a name known around the world when he wore and defended the yellow jersey for 10 days.
Copyright © Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com

- The Skoda Tour de Luxembourg starts today and runs through June 7.  We do not believe there to be any live television coverage but highlights may be available.  More info to come on that.

The Tour of Luxembourg is the national Tour of the Schleck brothers, Frank and Andy.  They will be joined on the start line by riders including Stuart O'Grady, Maxim Iglinskiy, Andreas Kloden, Ruben Perez, Danilo Napolitano, Romain Feillu, Robert Hunter, Koen de Kort, and Baden Cooke.

Today's stage is a short 2.7km evening prologue in the city of Luxembourg.  According to the official website, the first rider will depart at 19:00 CET (1pm U.S. Eastern) and the last rider (Andreas Kloden) will depart at 21:00 CET (3pm U.S. Eastern).  The full start order and start times here (.pdf)

Tour of Luxembourg Official Website
Start List
Live ticker

Giro d'Italia LIVE - Stage 21

Dauphiné Libéré, June 7-14:  With an opening time trial, too long to be considered a prologue, a second longer time trial, and a mountaintop finish at Mont Ventoux (photo above), this year the Dauphiné Libéré more than ever seems to be the perfect preparation for the summer's big event, the Tour de France.  This year's route was designed to appeal to Lance Armstrong who in the past favored this race for Tour preparation.  Alas, Armstrong will fly stateside tonight after finishing the Giro d'Italia, for the birth of his fourth child.  Ventoux is just one of a number of tough mountains featured in this Dauphiné Libéré.  Tour contender Alberto Contador will be back in action.  He has made it clear he doesn't like Ventoux.  Few riders do.  Contador will be joined on the start line by the likes of Alejandro Valverde, Oscar Pereiro, Cadel Evans, Robert Gesink, and Inigo Landaluze.  I covered the Dauphiné on location four consecutive years, starting with Lance Armstrong's second overall victory in 2003 through Levi Leipheimer's victory in 2006.  It's one of my favorite races to cover; it is like a week of the Tour de France in the Alps without the traffic jams.  You'll find the Dauphiné Libéré official website here.  More to come tomorrow, Monday, and throughout the week. -Pete
Dauphiné Libéré LIVE coverage at www.cyclingfans.com
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2009 Giro d'Italia:  Philippe Gilbert (Silence-Lotto) wins Stage 20 ahead of
Thomas Voeckler (BBox Bouygues Telecom) and a charging peloton not far behind.
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 20:  Gilbert enjoys his time on the victory podium.
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com

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- Watch the Giro d'Italia Stage 21 On Demand on Universal Sports here.  (Over three and one half hours of coverage.  North America.)

- More Giro d'Italia Stage 21 videos to come...

2009 Giro d'Italia video clips

Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 21, Part 1 (02:28) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 21, Part 2 (02:26) Eurosport
Lance & Levi final thoughts from the Giro (4:39) Livestrong
Interview with Lance Armstrong (11:22) Universal
Stage 21 Highlights (01:49) Eurosport
Stage 21 highlights (02:09) Sporza
2009 Giro winner takes the podium (01:39) Rai
Drama at the finish of Stage 21 (08:32) Sporza
Stage 21 TT, Last riders of the day (22:22) Rai
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 20, Part 1 (02:15) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 20, Part 2 (01:05) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 20, Part 3 (01:34) Eurosport
Stage 20 Highlights (01:45) Eurosport
Stage 20 Highlights / post-race show (30:20) Rai
Stage 20 highlights (06:27) Gazzetta
Stage 20 highlights (0:47) Sporza
Stage 20 final kilometer (02:12) Sporza
Last kilometer of Stage 20 (05:46) Rai
Lance, Levi and Jason McCartney before Giro stage 20 (06:43) Livestrong
UCI President McQuaid discusses Astana situation (0:43) Gazzetta
Lance and Levi Speak With Robbie Hunter before Stage 19 (06:42) Livestrong
Giro stage 19 in the bus with Ted King (04:59) Livestrong
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 19, Part 1 (02:25) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 19, Part 2 (02:27) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 19, Part 3 (02:01) Eurosport
Stage 19 Highlights (01:35) Eurosport
Stage 19 Highlights / post-race show (31:33) Rai
Stage 19 Highlights (03:23) Rai
Stage 19 Highlights (06:20) Gazzetta
Stage 19 final kilometer (3:48) Sporza
Last kilometer of Stage 19 (05:49) Rai
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 18, Part 1 (02:00) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 18, Part 2 (02:28) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 18, Part 3 (02:30) Eurosport
Stage 18 Highlights (01:59) Eurosport
Stage 18 Highlights / post-race show (26:09) Rai
Stage 18 Highlights (03:04) Rai
Stage 18 Highlights (06:49) Gazzetta
LA & Michael Barry before Stage 18 of the Giro (02:38) Livestrong
Stage 18 final kilometer (05:49) Rai
Lance & Chechu on the bus at Stage 18 of the Giro (02:50) Livestrong
Stage 18 final kilometer (02:07) Sporza
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 17, Part 1 (01:22) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 17, Part 2 (01:18) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 17, Part 3 (01:37) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 17, Part 4 (02:26) Eurosport
Stage 17 Highlights (01:55) Eurosport
Stage 17 Highlights / post-race show (31:59) Rai
Stage 17 Highlights (01:10) Sporza
Stage 17 Highlights (05:55) Gazzetta
Stage 17 Highlights (03:14) Rai
Lance and Popo catch up (04:32) Livestrong
Stage 17 final kilometer (03:31) Sporza
Last kilometers of Stage 17 (05:10) Rai
Lance's Rest day (0:57) Livestrong
Lance and Levi after Stage 16 (03:51) Livestrong
Stage 16 highlights (01:15) Eurosport
Armstrong discusses the team's situation (01:30) Gazzetta
Stage 16 Highlights / post-race show (27:16) Rai
Stage 16 highlights (01:43) Rai
Stage 16 highlights (01:20) Sporza
Lance, Levi and Jens (05:21) Livestrong
Stage 16 final kilometer (03:12) Sporza
Last exciting kilometers of Stage 16 (30:21) Rai
Stage 15 highlights (01:25) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 15, Part 1 (01:17) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 15, Part 2 (02:02) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 15, Part 3 (02:31) Eurosport
Stage 15 Highlights / post-race show (29:33) Rai
Lance, Levi and Mick Rogers (03:26) Livestrong
Lance tour of truck (03:39) Livestrong
Armstrong at the Giro d'Italia (01:05) Gazzetta
Stage 15 final kilometer (05:00) Sporza
Stage 15 final kilometer (05:51) Rai
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 14, Part 1 (01:46) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 14, Part 2 (02:12) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 14, Part 3 (01:32) Eurosport
Stage 14 highlights (01:45) Eurosport
Stage 14 Highlights / post-race show (29:15) Rai
Interview with stage 14 winner (02:13) Gazzetta
Lance wishes Alain Happy Birthday (03:55) Livestrong
Lance Talks to Jani Brajkovic (02:36) Livestrong
Lance and Levi Talk to Dave Zabriskie (02:02) Livestrong
Stage 14 final kilometer (06:03) Rai
Stage 14 final kilometer (06:14) Sporza
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 13, Part 1 (01:47) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 13, Part 2 (02:30) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 13, Part 3 (01:09) Eurosport
Stage 13 highlights (01:45) Eurosport
Stage 13 Highlights / post-race show (29:34) Rai
Post-stage 13 interview with Levi Leipheimer (01:37) Gazzetta
Post-stage interviews, including Stage 13 winner (02:09) Gazzetta
Stage 13 final kilometer (05:54) Rai
Lance and Levi before Stage 13 (02:53) Livestrong
Stage 13 final kilometer (06:23) Sporza
Levi Leipheimer Re-Caps Stage 12 ITT (01:01) Facebook
Post Stage 12 interview with Johan Bruyneel (02:02) Gazzetta
Stage 12 highlights (01:45) Eurosport
Stage 12 Highlights / post-race show (30:20) Rai
Lance and Team Before Giro's Time Trial (02:07) Livestrong
Planet Armstrong, Part 1 (01:22) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong, Part 2 (02:39) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong, Part 3 (01:39) Eurosport
Stage 12 one of the toughest (02:34) Eurosport
Levi talks about his stage 11 crash (0:54) Facebook
Bruyneel discusses Thursday's ITT (01:16) Gazzetta
Stage 11 Highlights / post-race show (30:03) Rai
Highlights & final kilometers of Stage 11 (04:19) Gazzetta
Stage 11 final kilometer (06:18) Rai
Lance Before Stage 11 (01:59) Livestrong
Tragic motorcyclist remembered (01:09) Eurosport
Stage 11 final kilometer (01:01) Sporza
Lance & Levi Postrace Update - Stage 10 (04:35) Livestrong
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 10, Part 1 (02:04) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 10, Part 2 (01:19) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 10, Part 3 (01:55) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 10, Part 4 (01:55) Eurosport
Stage 10 Highlights / post-race show (33:17) Rai
Giro stage 10 highlights (01:35) Eurosport
Lance & Levi Before Stage 10 (01:51) Livestrong
Team Meeting - Stage 10 (06:34) Livestrong
Stage 10 final kilometer (01:56) Sporza
Profile: Edvald Boasson Hagen, Part 1 (01:35) Eurosport
Profile: Edvald Boasson Hagen, Part 2 (01:39) Eurosport
Stage 10 final kilometer (07:32) Rai
Lance Update on Rest Day (07:03) Livestrong
Astana happy with Lance (02:05) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 9, Part 1 (01:39) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 9, Part 2 (01:56) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 9, Part 3 (02:23) Eurosport
Giro stage 9 highlights (02:24) Eurosport
Johan Bruyneel explains after Stage 9 (01:34) Gazzetta
Interview with Stage 9 winner (01:22) Rai
Stage 9 Highlights / post-race show (36:56) Rai
Stage 9 final kilometer (05:21) Sporza
Stage 9 final kilometer (01:16) Rai
Stage 9 First Kilometers, Riders stop (04:56) Sporza
Stage 9 Announcement by Di Luca (01:53) Rai
Lance and Team Astana After Stage 8 (01:57) Livestrong
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 8, Part 1 (02:31) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 8, Part 2 (02:20) Eurosport
Columbia-High Road's DS, Post Stage 8 (01:24) Gazzetta
Johan Bruyneel after Stage 8 (01:07) Gazzetta
Stage 8 Highlights (0:40) Rai
Stage 8 Highlights / post-race show (38:00) Rai
Giro stage 8 highlights (01:55) Eurosport
Lance Talks Before Stage 8 (01:40) Livestrong
Stage 8 final kilometer (05:42) Rai
Interview with Johan Bruyneel (02:40) Gazetta
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 7, Part 1 (02:14) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 7, Part 2 (01:38) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 7, Part 3 (01:36) Eurosport
Giro stage 7 highlights (02:22) Eurosport
Stage 7 Highlights / post-race show (29:00) Rai
Astana riders protest, Johan Bruyneel comments (01:06) Gazzetta
Basso tipped to challenge for Giro (01:40) Eurosport
Lance on the Bus Before Stage 7 (0:49) Livestrong
From Astana Team Bus, Start of Stage 7 (0:34) Livestrong
Stage 7 final kilometer (04:05) Rai
Stage 7 final kilometer (01:52) Sporza
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 6, Part 1  (0:43) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 6, Part 2 (02:30) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 6, Part 3 (01:41) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong - Giro stage 6, Part 4 (01:30) Eurosport
Stage 6 Highlights / post-race show (23:23) Rai
Stage 6 highlights (01:25) Eurosport
Interview with Armstrong after stage 6 (01:03) Gazzetta
Highlights & final kilometers of Stage 6 (07:00) Gazzetta
Stage 6 final kilometer (02:50) Sporza
Stage 6 final kilometer (02:10) Rai
Planet Armstrong: stage five, Part 1 (01:46) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong: stage five, Part 2 (02:07) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong: stage five, Part 3 (02:03) Eurosport
Stage 5 highlights (01:20) Eurosport
Stage 5 Highlights / post-race show (32:16) Rai
Stage 5 final kilometer (03:01) Rai
Post Stage 5 interview with Lance Armstrong (0:54) Rai
Stage 5 final kilometer (01:05) Sporza
Lance at the Start of Stage 4 (01:22) Livestrong
Planet Armstrong Stage 4, Part 1 (02:16) Eurosport
Planet Armstrong Stage 4, Part 2 (02:28) Eurosport
Stage 4 Highlights / post-race show (34:24) Rai
Interview with Lance & others before Stage 4 (01:44) Gazzetta
Highlights & final kilometers of Stage 4 (06:46) Gazzetta
Stage 4 Highlights (01:17) Sporza
Stage 4 highlights (01:19) Eurosport
Stage 4 final kilometer (02:10) Rai Sport
Stage 4 final kilometer (01:54) Sporza
Post Stage 3 interview with Lance Armstrong (02:04) Gazzetta
Planet Armstrong: Giro stage 3 (02:07) Eurosport
Lance Before Stage 3 (01:53) Livestrong
Stage 3 Highlights (01:25) Eurosport
Stage 3 Highlights / post-race show (28:39) Rai
Stage 3 Highlights (01:09) Rai
Lance & Company on the bus after Stage 2 (01:33) Livestrong
Armstrong & Johan Bruyneel Before Stage 2 (02:39) Livestrong
Stage 3 Final kilometer (04:30) Rai Sport
Interview with Lance Armstrong after Stage 2 (01:41) gazzetta.it
Planet Armstrong: Stage 2 (02:28) Eurosport
Stage 2 Highlights (01:20) Eurosport
Stage 2 Highlights/post-race show (26:05) Rai Sport
Stage 2 Final kilometer (01:42) Rai Sport
Post Stage 1 Interview with Lance Armstrong (01:25) gazzetta.it
Lance Armstrong on his Giro d'Italia hopes (01:00) Yahoo
Armstrong In The Groove, Giro news conference (0:55) Sky Sports
Road to Rome (01:50) gazzetta.it
Johan Bruyneel discusses Giro chances (02:45) gazzetta.it
Behind the scenes footage of Team Astana in Italy (02:09) gazzetta.it
   

 

- Giro d'Italia LIVE video via Eurosport.

- Giro d'Italia LIVE video streaming on Rai

- Giro LIVE now on Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- Giro d'Italia LIVE now on Rai Sport Piu.  (First Rai link at right.)

- Giro Rome TT start order and times here. (.pdf)


Alberto Contador in the snow on Tour de France reconnaissance
at the Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard.  This mountain pass
will be featured in Stage 16.  But Contador will first race in the
Dauphine Libere which starts in one week.
photo courtesy T. Guillot/Le Dauphiné Libéré (more photos)

- 2009 Dauphiné Libéré:  This race starts one week from today.  We'll have pre-race coverage starting tomorrow, Monday.  Dauphine Libere official website hereRace routeStages

- Tour of Belgium: Like the Giro, the Tour of Belgium finishes with an individual time trial today.  First rider to depart: Mathieu Criquielion at 13:20 CET (7:20am U.S. Eastern).  Race leader Lars Boom departs at 15:33 CET (9:33am U.S. Eastern).  Full start order and times here.  Live video, tickers and other links below.

- Giro d'Italia Stage 21 Individual Time Trial in Rome starts at 13:45 CET (7:45am U.S. Eastern) when the first rider, Evgeny Sokolov (BBox Bouygues Telecom) departs.  Race leader Denis Menchov will depart last, scheduled at 17:01 CET (11:01am U.S. Eastern).  Riders will depart at 1-minute intervals with the final 15 riders departing at 3-minute intervals.  Giro d'Italia live video streaming on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 8:50am U.S. Eastern.  Giro live coverage on Eurosport is scheduled to begin at 15:45 CET (9:45am U.S. Eastern).  The Rai Sport Piu web streams usually go live before television coverage.

- Tour of Belgium live video streaming is scheduled to begin at 14:10 CET (8:10am U.S. Eastern).  Links below.

Tour of Belgium LIVE
May 27-31
Official Website
Start List

Live video (Sporza)
(14:10 CET (8:10am U.S. Eastern))

Live ticker (French)
(Google-translated to English)

 

- Watch the Giro d'Italia Stage 20 On Demand on Universal Sports here.  (Over three hours of coverage.  North America.)

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- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 Giro d'Italia.

2009 Giro d'Italia LIVE
Italy, May 9-31
Official Website
Start List

 Stage 21 start: 13:45 CET
(1:45pm CET)


Rome

Rome weather


Live video streaming:


(8:50am U.S. Eastern)
(North America)


(Go to page, click on blue Web 1
or Web 2 button.)
 


  (geo-restricted?)


 


(rtpa.es, Spain)
(last part of stage only?)


 


 


(15:00 CET)
(Geo-restricted)

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
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Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian
---
Check schedule

Radio Tour graphics:


(Not active for time trial stages)

Live tickers:


(English)
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano

(more tickers to come if available)

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

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Giro d'Italia LIVE - Stage 20

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 19:  Carlos Sastre (Cervelo Test Team) wins atop Mount Vesuvius.
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 19:  Sastre is kissed by the podium girls after his second stage win of the race.
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 19:  Three distinctive jersey wearers, Stefano Garzelli (king of the mountains),
Denis Menchov (overall race leader) and Danilo Di Luca (points leader) on the final climb
to Mount Vesuvius ahead of Levi Leipheimer.
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com

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- Sunday's Giro d'Italia Stage 21 Individual Time Trial in Rome starts at 13:45 CET (7:45am U.S. Eastern) when the first rider, Evgeny Sokolov (BBox Bouygues Telecom) departs.  Race leader Denis Menchov will depart last, scheduled at 17:01 CET (11:01am U.S. Eastern).  Riders will depart at 1-minute intervals with the final 15 riders departing at 3-minute intervals.  You'll find the complete Giro Rome TT start order and times here. (.pdf)  Giro d'Italia live video streaming on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 8:50am U.S. Eastern.  Giro live coverage on Eurosport is scheduled to begin at 15:45 CET (9:45am U.S. Eastern).  The Rai Sport Piu web streams usually go live before television coverage.

- Watch the Giro d'Italia Stage 20 On Demand on Universal Sports here.  (Over three hours of coverage.  North America.)

- Giro live tickers in multiple languages in our Live tickers section at right.

Painting the Giro: Cycling art by Rob Ijbema

NEW! 2009 Giro d'Italia: Blockhaus
acrylic on paper 5x9"
The face of the race: Menchov shadowing Di Luca
Copyright © 2009 Rob Ijbema

- See Painting the Giro: Cycling art by Rob Ijbema

- Giro LIVE now on Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- Giro d'Italia LIVE video streaming now on Rai Sport Piu.  Link at right.

- Giro d'Italia Stage 20 departs Napoli at 12:25 CET (6:25am U.S. Eastern) and is expected in Anagni between 17:01 and 17:29 CET (11:01am and 11:29am U.S. Eastern).  Giro d'Italia live video streaming on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 8:30am U.S. Eastern.  Giro live coverage on Eurosport 2 is scheduled to begin at 16:30 CET (10:30am U.S. Eastern); coverage might appear on the main Eurosport channel depending on weather conditions at the French Open tennis tournament in Paris as well as competitor match-ups.  The Rai Sport Piu web streams usually go live before television coverage.


Dauphiné Libéré LIVE coverage at www.cyclingfans.com
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- Tour of Belgium live video streaming is scheduled to begin at 14:10 CET (8:10am U.S. Eastern).  Links below.

Tour of Belgium LIVE
May 27-31
Official Website
Start List

Live video (Sporza)
(14:10 CET (8:10am U.S. Eastern))

Live ticker (French)
(Google-translated to English)

 

- Watch the Giro d'Italia Stage 19 On Demand on Universal Sports here.  (Over three and a half hours of coverage.  North America.)

- We recommend you open our Twitter feed in a separate window now.  If ever we have a server outage, we will update on Twitter and direct you to a live coverage page on another server.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 Giro d'Italia.

2009 Giro d'Italia LIVE
Italy, May 9-31
Official Website
Start List

 Stage 20 start: 12:25 CET
Expected finish: 17:01 to 17:29 CET
(5:01pm to 5:29pm CET)


Napoli

Anagni weather


Live video streaming:


(8:30am U.S. Eastern)
(North America)


(Go to page, click on blue Web 1
or Web 2 button.)


  (geo-restricted?)


 


(rtpa.es, Spain)
(last part of stage only?)


 


(15:00 CET)
(Geo-restricted)

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
---
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian
---
Check schedule

Radio Tour graphics:


(Not active for time trial stages)

Live tickers:


(English)
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano


(more tickers to come if available)

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

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Giro d'Italia LIVE - Stage 19

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 18:  Michele Scarponi celebrates his second stage win, this time ahead of Felix Cardenas, Danny Pate and Lars Ytting Bak.
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- Saturday's Giro d'Italia Stage 20 departs Napoli at 12:25 CET (6:25am U.S. Eastern) and is expected in Anagni between 17:01 and 17:29 CET (11:01am and 11:29am U.S. Eastern).  Giro d'Italia live video streaming on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 8:30am U.S. Eastern.  Giro live coverage on Eurosport 2 is scheduled to begin at 16:30 CET (10:30am U.S. Eastern); coverage might appear on the main Eurosport channel depending on weather conditions at the French Open tennis tournament in Paris as well as competitor match-ups.  The Rai Sport Piu web streams usually go live before television coverage.


Dauphiné Libéré LIVE coverage at www.cyclingfans.com
photo Copyright © 2009 Pete Geyer/www.cyclingfans.com

- Watch the Giro d'Italia Stage 19 On Demand on Universal Sports here.  (Over three and a half hours of coverage.  North America.)

- Giro d'Italia LIVE video streaming via Eurosport video and audio.  Also, Universal Sports and Rai Sport Piu.  Choose your language for commentary in our Live audio streaming section, links at right.

- Lots of Giro live tickers in multiple languages in gray section at right.

- Giro LIVE now on Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- Giro d'Italia LIVE video streaming now on Rai Sport Piu web stream.  First Rai link at right.

- Tour of Belgium LIVE now.  See feed below.

- Tour of Belgium live video streaming is scheduled to begin at 14:00 CET (8am U.S. Eastern).  Links below.

Giro d'Italia Stage 19 Profile

- Giro d'Italia Stage 19 departs Avellino at 13:05 CET (7:05am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at Vesuvio (Ercolano) between 17:05 and 17:30 CET (11:05am and 11:30am U.S. Eastern).  Giro d'Italia live video streaming on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 8:30am U.S. Eastern.  Giro live coverage on Eurosport 2 is scheduled to begin at 16:10 CET (10:10am U.S. Eastern); coverage might appear on the main Eurosport channel depending on weather conditions at the French Open tennis tournament in Paris as well as competitor match-ups.  The Rai Sport Piu web streams usually go live before television coverage.

- Watch the Giro d'Italia Stage 18 On Demand on Universal Sports here.  (Over three hours of coverage.  North America.)

Tour of Belgium LIVE
May 27-31
Official Website
Start List

Live video (Sporza)
(14:00 CET (8am U.S. Eastern))

Live ticker (French)
(Google-translated to English)

  

- We recommend you open our Twitter feed in a separate window now.  If ever we have a server outage, we will update on Twitter and direct you to a live coverage page on another server.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 Giro d'Italia.

2009 Giro d'Italia LIVE
Italy, May 9-31
Official Website
Start List

 Stage 19 start: 13:05 CET
(1:05pm CET)
Expected finish: 17:05 to 17:30 CET
(5:05pm to 5:30pm CET)


Avellino

Ercolano weather


Live video streaming:


(8:30am U.S. Eastern)
(North America)


(Go to page, click on blue Web 1
or Web 2 button.)


  (geo-restricted?)


 


(rtpa.es, Spain)
(last part of stage only?)


 


(15:00 CET)
(Geo-restricted)

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
---
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian
---
Check schedule

Radio Tour graphics:


(Not active for time trial stages)

Live tickers:


(English)
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano


(more tickers to come if available)

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

Copyright © 2009 www.cyclingfans.com

 

Giro d'Italia LIVE - Stage 18

Friday's Giro d'Italia Stage 19 Profile

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 18:  Race leader Denis Menchov (Rabobank) speaks
to a Giro d'Italia hostess before the start.
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 18:  Kevin Seeldraeyers (Quick Step), leader in the
young rider classification, before the start in Sulmona.
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 18:  Lance Armstrong and Chechu Rubiera await the stage start.
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 18:  And they're off.
photo Copyright © 2009 Fotoreporter Sirotti for cyclingfans.com

2009 Giro d'Italia, Stage 17:  Franco Pellizotti (Liquigas) crosses the line for the stage win
and moves up to third overall behind Denis Menchov and Danilo Di Luca.
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- Friday's Giro d'Italia Stage 19 departs Avellino at 13:05 CET (7:05am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at Vesuvio (Ercolano) between 17:05 and 17:30 CET (11:05am and 11:30am U.S. Eastern).  Giro d'Italia live video streaming on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 8:30am U.S. Eastern.  Giro live coverage on Eurosport 2 is scheduled to begin at 16:10 CET (10:10am U.S. Eastern); coverage might appear on the main Eurosport channel depending on weather conditions at the French Open tennis tournament in Paris as well as competitor match-ups.  The Rai Sport Piu web streams usually go live before television coverage.

- Watch the Giro d'Italia Stage 18 On Demand on Universal Sports here.  (Over three hours of coverage.  North America.)

- Giro LIVE now on Eurosport, switched from tennis.  See Eurosport live audio streams, links at right.

- Regarding Eurosport live audio:  They just announced they are staying with Roland Garros live coverage of the Roger Federer match for now.  They apologized to cycling fans.

- Giro d'Italia LIVE video streaming via Rai.

- Giro d'Italia LIVE video streaming on Universal Sports.  Link at right.

- Giro LIVE on Rai Sport too.  (Opens directly in media player.)

- Giro d'Italia LIVE video streaming now on Rai Sport Piu web stream.  (First Rai link at right.)

- Tour of Belgium LIVE now.

- Tour of Belgium live video streaming is scheduled to begin at 14:00 CET (8am U.S. Eastern).

Tour of Belgium LIVE
May 27-31
Official Website
Start List

Live video (Sporza)
(14:00 CET (8am U.S. Eastern))

Live ticker (French)
(Google-translated to English)

 

- Giro d'Italia Stage 18 departs Sulmona at 12:50 CET (6:50am U.S. Eastern) and is expected in Benevento between 17:03 and 17:30 CET (11:03am and 11:30am U.S. Eastern).  Giro d'Italia live video streaming on Universal Sports is scheduled to begin at 8:50am U.S. Eastern.  Giro live coverage on Eurosport 2 is scheduled to begin at 16:00 CET (10:00am U.S. Eastern); coverage might appear on the main Eurosport channel depending on weather conditions at the French Open tennis tournament in Paris as well as competitor match-ups.  The Rai Sport Piu web streams usually go live before television coverage.

Painting the Giro: Cycling art by Rob Ijbema

2009 Giro d'Italia: Maglia Rosa, Mark Cavendish
acrylic on paper 5x8"
Copyright © 2009 Rob Ijbema

- See Painting the Giro: Cycling art by Rob Ijbema

- Watch the Giro d'Italia Stage 17 On Demand on Universal Sports here.  (Over four hours of coverage.  North America.

- We recommend you open our Twitter feed in a separate window now.  If ever we have a server outage, we will update on Twitter and direct you to a live coverage page on another server.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2009 Giro d'Italia.

2009 Giro d'Italia LIVE
Italy, May 9-31
Official Website
Start List

 Stage 18 start: 12:50 CET
Expected finish: 17:03 to 17:30 CET
(5:03pm to 5:30pm CET)


Sulmona

Benevento weather


Live video streaming:


(8:50am U.S. Eastern)
(North America)


(Go to page, click on blue Web 1
or Web 2 button.)


  (geo-restricted?)


(rtpa.es, Spain)
(last part of stage only?)


(15:00 CET)
(Geo-restricted)

(more links to come)

 

(more video links to come if available)

 

Live audio streaming:

(English)
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Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano
Russian
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Check schedule

Radio Tour graphics:


(Not active for time trial stages)

Live tickers:


(English)
Deutsch - Español
Français - Italiano


(more tickers to come if available)

News and photos:


(cycling news)
Yahoo photo gallery (AP/AFP)


Graham Watson
Photography

 

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