UCI ProTour 2009

The UCI ProTour was from cycling's governing body UCI important in the years 2005-2010 organized series stage wins and one-day races of road cycling . The ProTour took place for the fifth time in 2009.

This season, however, there was no ProTour ranking of its own, but the results of the 14 races are combined with those of the three big tours Tour de France , Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España as well as some smaller races such as Paris – Nice and Milan – Sanremo - the so-called "historical races" - combined into the UCI World Calendar 2009 with a joint ranking.

Teams

After the 2008 season, the Gerolsteiner and Crédit Agricole team broke up and were replaced by Garmin-Slipstream and Katjuscha .

Teams selected for the ProTour:

France ag2r La Mondiale Bbox Bouygues Telecom Cofidis, le credit en ligne Française des Jeux	Spain Caisse d'Epargne Euskaltel-Euskadi Fuji Servetto	Belgium Quick Step Silence lotto	Italy Lampre-NGC Liquigas	United States Garmin slipstream Team Columbia-High Road
Denmark Team Saxo Bank	Germany Team Milram	Kazakhstan Astana	Netherlands Rabobank	Russia Katyusha

run

date	run	winner	Result
20th - 25th January	Tour down under	Allan Davis	Result
April 5th	Tour of Flanders	Stijn Devolder
April 8th	Gent – ​​Wevelgem	Edvald Boasson Hagen
6-11 April	Basque Country Tour	Alberto Contador	Result
April 19th	Amstel Gold Race	Sergei Ivanov
April 28–3. May	Tour de Romandie	Roman Kreuziger	Result
18.-24. May	Tour of Catalonia	Alejandro Valverde	Result
7-14 June	Dauphiné Libéré	Alejandro Valverde	Result
13.-21. June	Tour de Suisse	Fabian Cancellara	Result
August 1st	Clásica San Sebastián	Carlos Barredo
2nd-8th August	Tour of Poland	Alessandro Ballan	Result
August 16	Vattenfall Cyclassics	Tyler Farrar
August 23	GP Ouest France-Plouay	Simon Gerrans
18.-25. August	/ Eneco Tour	Edvald Boasson Hagen
29th August – 6th September	Germany tour	-
14.-20. September	Tour of Sochi	-

Web links

Official website (English, French)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Official cancellation of the 2009 event ( Memento from September 20, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
2. ↑ Russian Tour of Sochi postponed to 2010 ( German ) February 11, 2009. Accessed on February 12, 2009: "The Tour of Sochi will only be part of the ProTour in 2010 and not as planned in this season."