Now in its tenth year, Canada's GP de Québec and Grand Prix de Montréal duo is an attractive proposition for riders looking to test their legs ahead of the UCI Road World Championships.
Featuring multiple laps of a hilly course and falling two weeks ahead of the Worlds, the shared start list for both events is jostling with star studded names to look out for.
GP de Québec vital statistics
Grand Prix de Montréal vital statistics
GP de Québec and Grand Prix de Montréal 2019 start list
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