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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Extra adjustability and kid-sized components aimed at 30 months' perfect fit
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'I didn’t want to explode and rode at my own pace,' says Remco Evenepoel after losing time on stage four of Giro d'Italia 2021
The young Belgian star did not follow the late attacks from some of the other race favourites
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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British Cycling concerned about ‘substantial breach of privacy’ over Dame Sarah Storey’s backdated TUE for salbutamol
The governing body said it is worried about how the revelation could impact athletes who require medical treatment
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Former police officer says driver threatened ‘to knock him off and kill him’ before crashing into him and fleeing the scene
The cyclist, a former senior investigative officer in fatal traffic collisions, started to investigate the driver himself
By Alex Ballinger •
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Doping ban for former Trek-Segafredo rider upheld after his appeal fails
The Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld the four-year ban for the 36-year-old
By Alex Ballinger •
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Police take down 'industrial-scale' doping lab in Spain, seize three million drug doses
Police have dismantled a doping wholesaler operating on an 'industrial-scale' in Spain, seizing three million drug doses in the process
By Jonny Long •
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Five talking points from stage two of the Giro d'Italia 2021
Gaviria's run-in with a team-mate, confusion at the intermediate sprint, and Merlier's big win - don't miss these moments from the first sprint
By Stephen Puddicombe •
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Remco Evenepoel: You can’t prepare fully without racing, but that’s the risk we took
Belgian star is among the favourites to win the 2021 Giro d’Italia, having not raced for nine months
By Alex Ballinger •
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Israel Start-Up Nation launch new wine inspired kit for the Giro d'Italia 2021
The design of the kit is meant to blend the red wine of their Italian sponsor with the blue of Israel's national flag
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Runner confronts pensioners who were setting traps for cyclists in popular park
A runner has revealed how he confronted pensioners who were leaving traps for cyclists in a popular path.
By Alex Ballinger •
