Now that all the boring desert racing is out of the way the Classics can begin. I don’t care if the great Eddy Merckx co-owns the Tour of Oman, it’s still a rubbish place for a bike race! There’s been a bit of a lull in any decent road racing since the Tour Down Under in January, but not any more. There’s a packed racing calendar all through March and April.
Of course most will be looking forward to the bigger Spring Classics such as Milan San Remo (which Merckx won seven times!) and Paris-Roubaix, for Bradley Wiggins’ final race in Team Sky colours. I love these one-day races; full of cobbles, climbs and exciting clashes. So now begins two very busy months of racing for World Tour teams!
Thanks to Wheelsuckers for this schedule of events for the 2015 Classics season:
March
1st Kuurne – Bruxelles – Kuurne (Belgium)
7th Strade Bianche (Italy)
8th Tielt – Winge (Belgium)
9th Roma Maxima (Italy)
22nd Milan – San Remo (Italy)
25th Dwars door Vlaanderen (Belgium)
27th E3 Harelbeke (Belgium)
29th Gent – Wevelgem (Belgium)
April
5th Tour of Flanders (Belgium)
8th Scheldeprijs (Belgium)
12th Paris – Roubaix (France)
15th Brabantse Pijl (Belgium)
19th Amstel Gold (Netherlands)
22nd Fleche Wallone (Belgium)
26th Liege – Bastogne – Liege (Belgium)
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It’s been a good start to the classics season for British riders!
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Reblogged this on VR7 Colorado Cycling Team | we ride bikes and commented:
Tempo Cyclist has made the Spring a little easier. Check out their post with the Spring Classics Schedule. We are looking forward to some epic racing this year. Here in Colorado the snow continues to fall, but spring will be here before we know it.
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