British Cycling reveals National Road and Circuit Series calendar for 2025
Ryedale GP missing from Road Series after final edition in 2024, while south-west round is added


The calendar for the 2025 National Road Series and National Circuit Series has been announced by British Cycling, with a new Road Series round confirmed for both the open and women's categories in the south-west region.
The two series mark the highest tier of racing in the UK.
The Ryedale Grasscrete Grand Prix, a stalwart of the British calendar, is absent from the list of events after the major race ran for the final time this year due to losing the backing of its host venue in Yorkshire. In addition to this, the Alexandra Tour of the Reservoir, which was cancelled in 2024, will also not return next season.
Now backed by Lloyds Bank, the National Series will feature seven events in total in the women’s category and six in the open category, as was scheduled in 2024. Plans for the National Circuit Series will shrink from eight to six rounds, concluding in Dawlish in Devon on 25 July.
"Thanks to the commitment of our organisers and partners, this year’s road calendar balances traditional events with exciting new rounds, offering incredible opportunities for our riders and fans alike across the country," said Ant Gill, British Cycling's Head of Sport.
"The Lloyds National Road and Circuit Series continues to be at the forefront of domestic racing across the nine disciplines, and we are continuing to work hard to show the advancements of elite road racing in Britain.
We’re excited to see the series inspire the next generation of British cyclists while delivering thrilling racing throughout the season."
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The full calendar of National Series events for 2025 is below:
Lloyds Women’s National Road Series
Round 1: 9th ANEXO/CAMS Women’s CiCLE Classic – 23 March
Round 2: East Cleveland Classic – 13 April
Round 3: Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix – 11 May
Round 4: South West Round – 27 July
Round 5: Curlew Cup - 17 August
Round 6: Yorkshire Round – 31 August
Round 7: Lancaster Grand Prix – TBC
Lloyds Open National Road Series
Round 1: East Cleveland Classic – 13 April
Round 2: Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix – 11 May
Round 3: South West Round – 27 July
Round 4: Beaumont Trophy - 17 August
Round 5: Yorkshire Round – 31 August
Round 6: Lancaster Grand Prix – TBC
Lloyds National Circuit Series
Round 1: LOGCO Otley Cycle Races – 2 July
Round 2: Ilkley Cycle Races – 4 July
Round 3: The CANYON Guildford Town Centre Races – 9 July
Round 4: Sheffield Grand Prix – 16 July
Round 5: Fort Vale Colne Grand Prix – 22 July
Round 6: Dawlish Grand Prix – 25 July
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After previously working in higher education, Tom joined Cycling Weekly in 2022 and hasn't looked back. He's been covering professional cycling ever since; reporting on the ground from some of the sport's biggest races and events, including the Tour de France, Paris-Roubaix and the World Championships. His earliest memory of a bike race is watching the Tour on holiday in the early 2000's in the south of France - he even made it on to the podium in Pau afterwards. His favourite place that cycling has taken him is Montréal in Canada.
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