Tour of Lombardy 2022

Tour of Lombardy 2022The 116th edition of the Tour of Lombardy will be held on Saturday 8 October. The fifth of cycling's five Monuments is the last illustrious European race of the season. Given the time of year, Il Lombardia has been nicknamed the Race of the Falling Leaves. Running from Bergamo to Como, the route adds up to 253 kilometres, while the Civiglio and the climb to San Fermo della Battaglia mark the finale.
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Tour of Lombardy 2022: The Route

Tour of Lombardy 2022
Saturday 8 October - The 'Race of the Falling Leaves' adds up to 253 kilometres and features roughly 5,000 metres of climbing. Il Lombardia goes from Bergamo to Como, while the punchy combo Civiglio/San Fermo della Battaglia marks the finale.
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Tour of Lombardy 2022: Riders

Tadej pogacar - Tour of Lombardy 2022: RidersThe Race of the Falling Leaves is the last of the five Monuments. in fact, it's the last major race of the 2022 season. Cyclingstage.com bring you the start list.
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History of the Tour of Lombardy

Tour of Lombardy 1979 bernhard-hinaultYearly, the Tour of Lombardy is the last of cycling's five Monuments. Moreover, Il Lombardia is the last illustrious European race of the cycling season. Cyclingstage.com looks back to present the illustrious history of the race in a nutshell.
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Tour of Lombardy: Winners and records

Tadej pogacar Lombardia - Tour of Lombardy: Winners and recordsThe Tour of Lombardy is a race for puncheurs and climbers as it is marked by steep ascents. Cyclingstage brings you the recent winners and records in the Race of the Falling Leaves.
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Tour de France 2023: Grand Départ

Tour de France 2023
Le Grand Départ of the 2023 Tour de France takes place in the Basque Country in the weekend of 1 July. The first two days of action are packed with short and sharp climbs, which is unusual for Le Tour, but is likely to lead to compeling racing.
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Tour de France 2023 Route stage 1: Bilbao – Bilbao

Tour de France 2023
Saturday 1 July - La Grande Boucle sets off with a hilly race in the Basque country. The 185 kilometres takes in five climbs, the last of which goes at almost 10% beforing dropping down to Bilbao. The last kilometre rises at 5.4% to the line.
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