UCI WorldTour 2019

UCI WorldTour 2019
General
organizer		Union Cycliste Internationale
sport		Road cycling
Competition period		January 15 - October 22
Race locations		Australia, Asia, North America, Europe
output		9th edition
Attendees		18 UCI WorldTeams
Competitions		38
Official website		uciworldtour.com
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The UCI WorldTour 2019 comprised 38 road bike races on four continents , including the three-week tours Tour de France , Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España ( Grand Tours ), as well as important classics , including the five monuments of cycling Milan-Sanremo , Tour of Flanders , Paris – Roubaix , Liège – Bastogne – Liège and Lombardy tour . The competitions took place from January to October 2019.

The specially licensed UCI WorldTeams , who were obliged to start all races that were already on the calendar in 2016, were entitled to start. In addition, UCI Professional Continental teams could be invited by the respective race organizer. A national team from the host country was also eligible to participate with the approval of the Professional Cycling Council .

In contrast to the previous UCI WorldTour events, there was no longer a continuous annual ranking of the racing series. However, points were still awarded for the UCI world rankings .

run

date	run	Points	winner
15-20 January	Tour Down Under ( details )	0500	Daryl Impey ( MTS )
January 27th	C. Evans Great Ocean Race	0300	Elia Viviani ( DQT )
February 24–2. March	UAE tour	0300	Primož Roglič ( TJV )
2nd March	Omloop Het Nieuwsblad	0300	Zdeněk Štybar ( DQT )
9th March	Strade Bianche	0300	Julian Alaphilippe ( DQT )
10-17 March	Paris – Nice	0500	Egan Bernal ( SKY )
13-19 March	Tirreno-Adriatico	0500	Primož Roglič ( TJV )
March 23	Milan – Sanremo	0500	Julian Alaphilippe ( DQT )
27th of March	Driedaagse Brugge-De Panne	0300	Dylan Groenewegen ( TJV )
March 29	Flanders E3 Prize	0400	Zdeněk Štybar ( DQT )
25.-31. March	Tour of Catalonia	0500	Miguel Ángel López ( AST )
March 31	Gent – ​​Wevelgem	0400	Alexander Kristoff ( UAD )
3rd of April	Dwars door Vlaanderen	0300	Mathieu van der Poel ( COC )
7th of April	Tour of Flanders	0500	Alberto Bettiol ( EF1 )
8-13 April	Basque Country Tour	0500	Ion Izagirre ( AST )
April 14th	Paris – Roubaix ( details )	0500	Philippe Gilbert ( DQT )
16.-21. April	Turkey tour	0300	Felix Großschartner ( BOH )
April 21	Amstel Gold Race	0500	Mathieu van der Poel ( COC )
April 24th	La Flèche Wallonne	0400	Julian Alaphilippe ( DQT )
April 28	Liège – Bastogne – Liège	0500	Jakob Fuglsang ( AST )
April 30th - May 5th	Tour de Romandie ( details )	0500	Primož Roglič ( TJV )
1st of May	Eschborn – Frankfurt ( details )	0300	Pascal Ackermann ( BOH )
12-18 May	California tour	0300	Tadej Pogačar ( UAD )
May 11th – 2nd June	Giro d'Italia ( details )	0850	Richard Carapaz ( MOV )
9-16 June	Critérium du Dauphiné	0500	Jakob Fuglsang ( AST )
15-23 June	Tour de Suisse ( details )	0500	Egan Bernal ( INS )
6-28 July	Tour de France ( details )	1000	Egan Bernal ( INS )
3rd August	Clásica San Sebastián	0400	Remco Evenepoel ( DQT )
4th of August	Prudential RideLondon	0300	Elia Viviani ( DQT )
3rd-9th August	Tour of Poland	0500	Pavel Sivakov ( INS )
12-18 August	/ BinckBank Tour	0500	Laurens De Plus ( TJV )
August 25	Cyclassics Hamburg	0400	Elia Viviani ( DQT )
September 1	Brittany Classic	0400	Sep Vanmarcke ( EF1 )
13.september	GP de Québec	0500	Michael Matthews ( SUN )
September 15th	GP de Montréal	0500	Greg Van Avermaet ( CCC )
24 Aug – 15 Sep	Vuelta a España ( details )	0850	Primož Roglič ( TJV )
October 12th	Il Lombardia	0500	Bauke Mollema ( TFS )
17.-22. October	Gree tour of Guangxi	0300	Enric Mas ( DQT )

Teams

UCI WorldTeams

The UCI awarded 18 teams a license as UCI WorldTeam for the 2019 season.

Name (UCI code)	operator	nationality	Wheel manufacturer
Ag2r La Mondiale (ALM)	EUSRL France Cyclisme	France	Eddy Merckx
Astana Pro Team (AST)	Olympus Sarl	Kazakhstan	Argon 18
Bahrain-Merida (TBM)	Bahrain World Tour Cycling Team	Bahrain	Merida
Bora-hansgrohe (BOH)	Ralph Denk pro cycling GmbH	Germany	Specialized
CCC Team (CPT)	Continuum Sports LLC	Poland	Giant
Deceuninck-Quick-Step (DQT)	Decolef lux sarl	Belgium	Specialized
EF Education First (EF1)	Slipstream Sports, LLC	United States	Cannondale
Groupama-FDJ (GFC)	Société de Gestion de L'Echappée	France	Lapierre
Lotto Soudal (LTS)	Belgian Cycling Project	Belgium	Ridley
Mitchelton-Scott (MTS)	GreenEdge Cycling	Australia	Scott Sports
Movistar Team (MOV)	Abarca Sports SL	Spain	Canyon bicycles
Team Dimension Data (TDD)	Ryder Cycling	South Africa	BMC
Team Katusha Alpecin (TKA)	Katusha Management SA	Switzerland	Canyon bicycles
Team Jumbo-Visma (TJV)	Blanco	Netherlands	Bianchi
Team Sky / Team Ineos (INS)	Tour Racing Limited	United Kingdom	Pinarello
Team Sunweb (SUN)	SMS Cycling BV	Germany	Cervélo
Trek-Segafredo (TFS)	Trek Factory Racing	United States	Trek
UAE Team Emirates (UAD)	CGS Cycling Team AG	United Arab Emirates	Colnago

UCI Professional Continental Teams

27 teams received a license as a UCI Professional Continental Team .

Name (UCI Code)	operator	nationality	Wheel manufacturer
Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec (ANS)	Teamgalli srl	Italy	Kuota
Bardiani CSF (FRG)	Aster Sport Limited	Italy	Cipollini
Burgos Bra (BBH)		Spain	bra
Caja Rural-Seguros RGA (CJR)		Spain	Fuji bikes
Cofidis, Solutions Crédits (COF)	Cofidis Compétition EUSRL	France	Orbea
Corendon Circus (COC)	Wielerteam ciclismo Mundial BVBA	Belgium	Canyon
Delko Marseille Provence (DMP)	Vélo Club La Pomme Marseille	France	KTM
Direct Energy / Total Direct Energy (TDE)	SA Vendée Cyclisme	France	Wilier Triestina
Euskadi Basque Country-Murias (EUS)	Murias Equipo Deportivo SL	Spain	Orbea
Gazprom-RusVelo (GAZ)	PROvelo AG	Russia	Colnago
Hagens Berman Axeon (HBA)	Capital Sports and Entertainment	United States	Specialized
Israel Cycling Academy (ICA)		Israel	De Rosa
Manzana Postobón Team (MZN)		Colombia	Gios
Nippo-Vini Fantini-Faizanè (NIP)	Stc PRO Srl	Italy	De Rosa
Rally UHC Cycling (RLY)	Circuit Global Sports Management	United States	Diamondback
Roompot-Charles (ROC)	Orange Cycling Team	Netherlands	Isaac
Sport Vlaanderen-Baloise (SVB)	Wielerclub Eddy Merckxvrienden vzw	Belgium	Eddy Merckx
Team Arkéa-Samsic (PCB)	Pro Cycling Breizh	France	LOOK (until June) / BH (from July)
Team Novo Nordisk (TNN)		United States	Colnago
Vital Concept-B & B Hotels (VCC)		France	Orbea
Wanty-Gobert Cycling Team (WGG)	Belgian Pro Cycling Team NV	Belgium	Cube
Wallonie-Bruxelles (WVA)	TRW 'organization	Belgium	Ridley
Neri Sottoli Selle Italia KTM (NSK)	Yellow Fluo Pro Cycling Team Srl	Italy	Wilier Triestina
Riwal Readynez Cycling Team (RIW)		Denmark	Pinarello
W52-FC Porto (W52)		Portugal	Swift Carbon

References and comments

1. ^ New WorldTour races could suffer under revamped UCI rules. cycling-news.com, January 12, 2017, accessed January 14, 2017 . 
2. ^ Union Cycliste Internationale. In: uci.org. September 26, 2018, accessed September 27, 2018 . 
3. ↑ Points for the UCI world ranking list road cycling (men) . There is no longer a rating for the WorldTour.

Web links

• Official website
• Laura Weislo: 2019 in numbers. In: cyclingnews.com. Accessed December 31, 2019 .