CW predicts 2012 Tour Series schedule
Is this how the 2012 Tour Series schedule looks?
At present, only new host town and series opener Kirkcaldy, round seven host Torquay and round eight host Colchester have been officially confirmed by event organiser SweetSpot.
However, Cycling Weekly believes this is where the month-long series will be played out.
Oxford also looks set to be added to the calendar, while Stoke-on-Trent, Peterborough and Woking look set to continue their ever-present run in the event since its inception in 2009.
London's Canary Wharf will hold the series finale for the second year running.
CW's provisional schedule is subject to confirmation and could change. Two years ago, Tewkesbury was lined up as a host town, before it pulled out shortly before the series began.
Tour Series 2012: The schedule according to Cycling Weekly
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Round one - May 15 - Kirkcaldy (Confirmed by organiser SweetSpot, February 29)
Round two - May 17 - Durham
Round three - May 22 - Oxford
Round four - May 24 - Aberystwyth
Round five - May 29 - Peterborough
Round six - May 31 - Stoke-on-Trent
Round seven - June 5 - Torquay (Confirmed by organiser SweetSpot, March 1)
Round eight - June 7 - Colchester (Confirmed by organiser SweetSpot, February 9)
Round nine - June 12 - Woking
Round 10 - June 14 - London Canary Wharf
* All host venues are subject to confirmation.
Related links
Tour Series 2012 dates announced
Tour Series 2011: Cycling Weekly coverage index
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Nick Bull is an NCTJ qualified journalist who has written for a range of titles, as well as being a freelance writer at Beat Media Group, which provides reports for the PA Media wire which is circulated to the likes of the BBC and Eurosport. His work at Cycling Weekly predominantly dealt with professional cycling, and he now holds a role as PR & Digital Manager at SweetSpot Group, which organises the Tour of Britain.
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