Road World Championships 2012 schedule

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The 2012 UCI Road World Championships take place from September 15-23 in Limburg, the Netherlands.

The event incorporates the title events for road race, time trial and for the first year ever, a UCI team time trial where riders take part with their trade teams rather than national squads.

Cycling Weekly will be covering the 2012 Road World Championships in full with event reports, exclusive photography, analysis and much more.

Saturday September 15

09.00-12.00 - Team time trial training

20.45-21.55 - Opening ceremony

Sunday September 16

09.00-11.00 - Team and individual time trial training

11.00-12.30 - Team time trial for UCI teams, Women (34.2 km), Sittard/Geleen - Valkenburg

13.30-16.40 - Team time trial for UCI teams, Men (53.2 km), Sittard/Geleen - Valkenburg

Monday September 17

10.00-12.05 - Individual time trial, Junior Men (26.6 km), Landgraaf - Valkenburg

14.00-16.25 - Individual time trial, Under-23 Men (36 km), Landgraaf - Valkenburg

Tuesday September 18

10.30-12.20 - Individual time trial, Junior Women (15.6 km), Eijsden/Margraten - Valkenburg

14.30-16.50 - Individual time trial, Elite Women (24.3 km), Eijsden/Margraten - Valkenburg

Wednesday September 19

13.30-16.40 - Individual time trial, Elite Men (45.7 km), Heerlen - Valkenburg

Thursday September 20

10.00-13.00 - Road race training

Friday September 21

14.00-16.10 - Road Race, Junior Women (65 km)

Saturday September 22

09.00-13.15 - Road Race, Under-23 Men (177 km)

14.30-17.45 - Road Race, Elite Women (129 km)

Sunday September 23

09.00-12.10 - Road Race, Junior Men (129 km)

10.45-17.00 - Road Race, Elite Men (267 km)

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