au Santos Women's Tour Down Under
WorldTeam Women 17 Jan '26 - 19 Jan '26
1/3 Willunga › Willunga 137km
2/3 Magill › Paracombe 130km
3/3 Norwood › Campbelltown 126km
es UCI World Cup Benidorm WE
WorldTeam Women 18 Jan '26
au Santos Tour Down Under
WorldTeam Men 20 Jan '26 - 25 Jan '26
1/6 Adelaide › Adelaide 3km
2/6 Tanunda › Tanunda 120km
3/6 Norwood › Uraidla 148km
au Santos Tour Down Under - Women's One Day Race
WorldTeam Women 21 Jan '26
1/1 Tanunda › Tanunda 94km
ae UAE Tour Women
WorldTeam Women 05 Feb '26 - 08 Feb '26
1/4 Stage 1
2/4 Stage 2
3/4 Stage 3
om Tour of Oman
WorldTeam Men 07 Feb '26 - 11 Feb '26
1/5 Ministry of Tourism › Bimmah Sink Hole 171km
2/5 Al Rustaq Fort › Yitti Hills 191km
3/5 Samail “Al Fayhaa Resthouse” › Eastern Mountain 171km
ae UAE Tour
WorldTeam Men 16 Feb '26 - 22 Feb '26
1/7 Stage 1
2/7 Stage 2
3/7 Stage 3
es Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta Ciclista Del Sol
WorldTeam Men 18 Feb '26 - 22 Feb '26
1/5 Benahavís › Pizarra 163km
2/5 Torrox › Otura 138km
3/5 Jaén › Lopera 181km
Two days de Ronde van Drenthe

Two days de Ronde van Drenthe

De Ronde van Drenthe guarantees a tough, but beautiful race every year. Almost 166 kilometers for the women on Saturday, more than 196 kilometers for the men on Sunday. A look back.

On Saturday: women

The riders braved sixteen kilometers of cobblestone strips and climbed the VAM Mountain four times. Romy Kasper was the fastest on the unpaved roads and won the Cobblestone Prize. Riejanne Markus was the best climber and won the BAM Mountain Prize.

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On Sunday: men

Unfortunately there was no podium place for Team Jumbo-Visma, but three riders did finish in the top 10: Timo Roosen (4th), Mick van Dijcke (6th) and Rick Pluimers (10th). Sports director Robert Wagner concluded with satisfaction that his riders were very strong as a group.

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