UCI unveils 2020 ProSeries calendar

The recent Giro dell'Emilia, which forms part of the ProSeries in 2020 (Image credit: Getty Images)

The UCI has released the international road calendar for 2020, including full details of the ProSeries, the new mid-tier series which will replaces the .HC class of races.

A new structure for men's road racing comes into effect from January 2020, with races sorted into three designations: WorldTour, ProSeries, and Continental Tours in Europe, America, Asia, Africa and Oceania.

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2020 UCI ProSeries calendar
DateRaceCountryRace classFormer race class
February 5-9Volta a la Comunitat ValencianaSpain2.Pro2.HC
February 11-16Tour of OmanOman2.Pro2.HC
February 13-16Tour de la ProvenceFrance2.Pro2.1
February 16Clasica de AlmeriaSpaini1.Pro1.HC
February 16Trofeo LaiguegliaItaly1.Pro1.HC
February 19-23Volta ao Algarve em BicicletaPortugal2.Pro2.HC
February 19-23Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta Ciclista Del SolSpaini2.Pro2.HC
February 29Faun-Ardèche ClassicFrance1.Pro1.1
February 23-March 1Tour of HainanChina2.Pro2.1
March 1Royal Bernard Drome ClassicFrance1.Pro1.1
March 1Kuurne-Brussels-KuurneBelgium1.Pro1.HC
March 8GP Industria & ArtigianatoItaly1.Pro1.HC
March 18Danilith Nokere KoerseBelgium1.Pro1.HC
March 19Grand Prix de Denain – Porte du HainautFrance1.Pro1.HC
March 20Bredene Koksijde ClassicBelgium1.Pro1.HC
March 15-22Le Tour de Langkawi (TBC)Malaysia2.Pro2.HC
April 4Gran Premio Miguel IndurainSpain1.Pro1.1
April 8ScheldeprijsBelgium1.Pro1.HC
April 15De Brabantse Pijl – La Flèche BrabançonneBelgium1.Pro1.HC
April 12-19Presidential Cycling Tour of TurkeyTurkey2.ProWorldTour
April 19Tro-Bro LéonFrance1.Pro1.1
April 20-24Tour of the AlpsItaly2.Pro2.HC
April 30-May 3Tour de YorkshireUnited Kingdom2.Pro2.HC
May 5-104 Jours de Dunkerque / Grand Prix des Hauts de FranceFrance2.Pro2.HC
May 16Grand Prix de Plumelec-MorbihanFrance1.Pro1.1
May 26-31Tour of NorwayNorway2.Pro2.HC
May 28-31Boucles de la MayenneFrance2.Pro2.1
June 3-7ZLM TourNetherlands2.Pro2.1
June 10-14Baloise Belgium TourBelgium2.Pro2.HC
June 17Dwars door het HagelandBelgium1.Pro1.1
June 24-28Tour of SloveniaSlovenia2.Pro2.HC
june 27-3Int. Österreich-Rundfahrt – Tour of AustriaAustria2.Pro2.1
July 7-14Tour of Qinghai LakeChina2.Pro2.HC
July 18-22VOO-Tour de WallonieBelgium2.Pro2.HC
July 28-August 1Vuelta a BurgosSpain2.Pro2.HC
August 3-9The Larry H.Miller Tour of UtahUSA2.Pro2.HC
August 6-9Arctic Race of NorwayNorway2.Pro2.HC
August 12-16PostNord Danmark Rundt – Tour of DenmarkDenmark2.Pro2.HC
August 20-23Deutschland TourGermany2.Pro2.HC
August 29Brussels Cycling ClassicBelgium1.Pro1.1
September 6Maryland Cycling ClassicUSA1.ProN/A
September 10Coppa Sabatini – Gran Premio città di PeccioliItaly1.Pro1.1
September 6-13OVO Energy Tour of BritainUnited Kingdom2.Pro2.HC
September 13GP de Fourmies / La Voix du NordFrance1.Pro1.HC
September 15Grand Prix de WallonieBelgium1.Pro1.1
September 15-19Skoda-Tour de LuxembourgLuxembourg2.Pro2.1
September 19Primus ClassicBelgium1.Pro1.HC
October 3Sparkassen Münsterland GiroGermany1.Pro1.HC
October 3Giro dell’EmiliaItaly1.Pro1.HC
October 5Coppa Bernocchi – GP BPMItaly1.Pro1.1
October 7Milano-TorinoItaly1.Pro1.HC
October 8Gran PiemonteItaly1.Pro1.HC
October 11Paris-Tours EliteFrance1.Pro1.HC
October 18Japan Cup Cycle Road RaceJapan1.Pro1.1
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