UCI World Tour

Premier men's elite road cycling tour

For the women's UCI World Tour, see UCI Women's WorldTour.

UCI World TourCurrent season, competition or edition:
2025 UCI World Tour

Sport| Cycling
Founded| 2009
Organising body| Union Cycliste Internationale
No. of teams| 18 (Others invited on
race by race basis)
Countries| International
Most recent
champion(s)| Rider: Simon Yates (2018)
Team: Quick Step (2018)
Most titles| Rider:  Joaquim Rodríguez
(3 titles)
Team: Movistar Team
(4 titles)
Official website| UCI.org

The UCI WorldTour is the premier men's elite road cycling tour, sitting above the UCI ProSeries and various regional UCI Continental Circuits. It refers to both the tour of 38 events and, until 2019, an annual ranking system based upon performances in these. The World Ranking was launched in 2009, (known from 2009–2010 as the UCI World Ranking) and merged fully with its predecessor the UCI ProTour in 2011. UCI WorldTeams must compete at all events that were part of the tour prior to the 2017 expansion.

## History

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Until the end of 2004, the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) maintained both the UCI Road World Rankings, which awarded results for all its sanctioned races, and the UCI Road World Cup, which was awarded on the basis of performance in ten selected one-day events. Both were replaced from the 2005 season by the UCI ProTour and UCI Continental Circuits. However, disputes between the UCI and ASO, the organisers of the Tour de France and other classics, and eventually with the organisers of the Tours of Italy and Spain, meant that by 2008 the ProTour was devalued as a ranking method, as only one of the Monument events, and three other classics, remained under the auspices of the UCI. As a result, the UCI World Ranking was introduced, merging performances from both the ProTour and other prestigious events.[1]

At the start of 2011, the ProTour and World Ranking were fully merged again.[2] The ranking system was re-branded as the 'World Tour', whilst 'ProTeam' [3] was retained as a registration category for professional teams. All ProTeams gain automatic entry to World Tour events.

Despite finishing second in the team rankings in 2012, Team Katusha were initially refused a place in the top tier for 2013.[4] After appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, they were reinstated in February 2013, having already missed the 2013 Tour Down Under.[5] Although the UCI had earlier asserted that the reinstatement of Katusha would result in demotion of another team, they eventually announced that there would be 19 ProTour teams for that one season.[6] In 2015, there are only 17 teams, as there was no applicant for the 18th slot.

For the 2017 season the UCI added 10 new events to the calendar, bringing the total number of events to 38. The new events are: Tour of California, Tour of Qatar, Abu Dhabi Tour, Tour of Turkey, Dwars door Vlaanderen, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, London–Surrey Classic, Eschborn–Frankfurt City Loop and Strade Bianche.

In 2019, the Three Days of De Panne (a one-day race, although its name retains a description of its former format) was added to the tour, and the Abu Dhabi Tour, having merged with the 2.HC ranked Dubai Tour, was rebranded as the UAE Tour. The World Tour ceased to be a ranking series, replaced in this regard by the UCI World Ranking.

## Events (since 2019)

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The UCI World Tour consists of 36 events. These events are made up from:

* The three Grand Tours
* The five Monument one-day races
* Ten further stage races in Europe
* Twelve[i] further one-day races in Europe
* One stage race in Australia
* One stage race in United Arab Emirates
* One stage race in China
* One one-day race in Australia
* Two one-day races in Canada

Race  | World Ranking Points (2023–2025)[7]

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Winner  | Second  | Third  | final position for
which points are given
Tour de France | Overall  | 1300  | 1040  | 880  | 60th (15 points)
Each stage  | 210  | 150  | 110  | 15th (5 points)
Giro d'Italia
Vuelta a España | Overall  | 1100  | 885  | 750  | 60th (10 points)
Each stage  | 180  | 130  | 95  | 15th (2 points)
Tour Down Under
Paris–Nice
Tirreno–Adriatico
Tour de Romandie
Critérium du Dauphiné
Tour de Suisse | Overall  | 500  | 400  | 325  | 60th (3 points)
Each stage  | 60  | 40  | 30  | 10th (2 points)
Volta a Catalunya
Tour of the Basque Country
Tour de Pologne
BinckBank Tour | Overall  | 400  | 320  | 260  | 60th (2 points)
Each stage  | 50  | 30  | 25  | 10th (1 point)
UAE Tour[ii]
Tour of Guangxi | Overall  | 300  | 250  | 215  | 60th (1 point)
Each stage  | 40  | 25  | 20  | 10th (1 point)
Giro di Lombardia

Milan–San Remo
Tour of Flanders
Paris–Roubaix
Liège–Bastogne–Liège

| 800  | 640  | 520  | 60th (5 points)
Amstel Gold Race

Gent–Wevelgem
Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec
Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal

| 500  | 400  | 325  | 60th (3 points)
E3 Harelbeke[iii]
La Flèche Wallonne
Clásica de San Sebastián
Hamburg Cyclassics
GP Ouest-France | 400  | 320  | 260  | 60th (2 points)
Great Ocean Road Race
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
Strade Bianche
Dwars door Vlaanderen
Eschborn–Frankfurt – Rund um den Finanzplatz
Three Days of Bruges–De Panne[iv][v][8] | 300  | 250  | 215  | 60th (1 point)

In 2009 and 2010, only riders for ProTour teams and Professional Continental teams could earn points. When a national squad, that is not a UCI registered team, participated in a race, its members were not eligible to receive points. In 2011, a rule change meant that only riders on ProTeam squads were eligible for points.

From 2012 to 2015, the team time trial at the UCI Road World Championships contributed points to the team classification only.

## Results (2009–2018)

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Since 2019, the UCI Men's road racing world ranking, which includes points earned in races that are not part of the WorldTour, has superseded the points allocations for this series of races as the official rankings table for the sport.

### Individual ranking

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Year  | 1st  | 2nd  | 3rd  | 4th  | 5th

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2009 |  Alberto Contador
Astana | 527 pts  |  Alejandro Valverde
Caisse d'Epargne | 483 pts  |  Samuel Sánchez
Euskaltel–Euskadi | 357 pts  |  Andy Schleck
Team Saxo Bank | 334 pts  |  Cadel Evans
Silence–Lotto | 333 pts
2010 |  Joaquim Rodríguez
Team Katusha | 561 pts  |  Philippe Gilbert
Omega Pharma–Lotto | 437 pts  |  Luis León Sánchez
Caisse d'Epargne | 413 pts  |  Cadel Evans
BMC Racing Team | 390 pts  |  Vincenzo Nibali
Liquigas–Doimo | 390 pts
2011 |  Philippe Gilbert
Omega Pharma–Lotto | 718 pts  |  Cadel Evans
BMC Racing Team | 584 pts  |  Joaquim Rodríguez
Team Katusha | 446 pts  |  Michele Scarponi
Lampre–ISD | 419 pts  |  Tony Martin
HTC–Highroad | 349 pts
2012 |  Joaquim Rodríguez
Team Katusha | 692 pts  |  Bradley Wiggins
Team Sky | 601 pts  |  Tom Boonen
Omega Pharma–Quick-Step | 410 pts  |  Vincenzo Nibali
Liquigas–Cannondale | 400 pts  |  Alejandro Valverde
Movistar Team | 394 pts
2013 |  Joaquim Rodríguez
Team Katusha | 607 pts  |  Chris Froome
Team Sky | 587 pts  |  Alejandro Valverde
Movistar Team | 540 pts  |  Peter Sagan
Cannondale | 491 pts  |  Vincenzo Nibali
Astana | 474 pts
2014 |  Alejandro Valverde
Movistar Team | 686 pts  |  Alberto Contador
Tinkoff–Saxo | 620 pts  |  Simon Gerrans
Orica–GreenEDGE | 478 pts  |  Rui Costa
Lampre–Merida | 461 pts  |  Vincenzo Nibali
Astana | 392 pts
2015 |  Alejandro Valverde
Movistar Team | 675 pts  |  Joaquim Rodríguez
Team Katusha | 474 pts  |  Nairo Quintana
Movistar Team | 457 pts  |  Alexander Kristoff
Team Katusha | 453 pts  |  Fabio Aru
Astana | 448 pts
2016 |  Peter Sagan
Tinkoff | 669 pts  |  Nairo Quintana
Movistar Team | 609 pts  |  Chris Froome
Team Sky | 564 pts  |  Alejandro Valverde
Movistar Team | 436 pts  |  Alberto Contador
Tinkoff | 428 pts
2017 |  Greg Van Avermaet
BMC Racing Team | 3582 pts  |  Chris Froome
Team Sky | 3452 pts  |  Tom Dumoulin
Team Sunweb | 2545 pts  |  Peter Sagan
Bora–Hansgrohe | 2544 pts  |  Vincenzo Nibali
Bahrain–Merida | 2196 pts
2018 |  Simon Yates
Mitchelton–Scott | 3072 pts  |  Peter Sagan
Bora–Hansgrohe | 2992 pts  |  Alejandro Valverde
Movistar Team | 2609 pts  |  Geraint Thomas
Team Sky | 2534 pts  |  Greg Van Avermaet
BMC Racing Team | 2442 pts

### Team ranking

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Year  | 1st  | 2nd  | 3rd

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2009 | Astana | Caisse d'Epargne | Team Columbia–High Road
2010 | Team Saxo Bank | Liquigas–Doimo | Rabobank
2011 | Omega Pharma–Lotto | Team Sky | Leopard Trek
2012 | Team Sky | Team Katusha | Liquigas–Cannondale
2013 | Movistar Team | Team Sky | Team Katusha
2014 | Movistar Team | BMC Racing Team | Tinkoff–Saxo
2015 | Movistar Team | Team Katusha | Team Sky
2016 | Movistar Team | Tinkoff | Team Sky
2017 | Team Sky | Quick-Step Floors | BMC Racing Team
2018 | Quick-Step Floors | Team Sky | Bora–Hansgrohe

### Nation ranking

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Year  | 1st  | 2nd  | 3rd

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2009 |  Spain  |  Italy  |  Australia
2010 |  Spain  |  Italy  |  Belgium
2011 |  Italy  |  Belgium  |  Australia
2012 |  Spain  |  Great Britain  |  Italy
2013 |  Spain  |  Italy  |  Colombia
2014 |  Spain  |  Italy  |  Belgium
2015 |  Spain  |  Italy  |  Colombia
2016 |  Spain  |  Colombia  |  Great Britain
2017 |  Belgium  |  Italy  |  France
2018 |  Belgium  |  France  |  Italy

## Wins by race

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### 2009–2016

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Year | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016

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Tour Down Under |  Davis |  Greipel (1/2) |  Meyer |  Gerrans (2/9) |  Slagter |  Gerrans (5/9) |  Dennis |  Gerrans (9/9)
Paris–Nice |  LL Sánchez (1/3) |  Contador (3/9) |  T Martin (2/4) |  Wiggins (2/5) |  Porte (1/8) |  Betancur |  Porte (2/8) |  Thomas (2/6)
Tirreno–Adriatico |  Scarponi (1/3) |  Garzelli |  Evans (2/4) |  Nibali (2/9) |  Nibali (3/9) |  Contador (5/9) |  Quintana (3/7) |  Van Avermaet (1/7)
Milan–San Remo |  Cavendish |  Freire |  Goss (2/2) |  Gerrans (3/9) |  Ciolek |  Kristoff (1/8) |  Degenkolb (3/4) |  Démare (2/2)
Volta Ciclista a Catalunya |  Valverde (1/14) |  J Rodríguez (1/6) |  Scarponi (2/3) |  Albasini |  D Martin (2/4) |  J Rodríguez (5/6) |  Porte (3/8) |  Quintana (4/7)
Record Bank E3 Harelbeke | Part of the UCI Europe Tour |  Boonen (3/6) |  Cancellara (4/7) |  Sagan (4/10) |  Thomas (1/6) |  Kwiat­kowski (2/8)
Gent–Wevelgem |  Boasson Hagen (1/5) |  Eisel |  Boonen (2/6) |  Boonen (4/6) |  Sagan (2/10) |  Degenkolb (2/4) |  Paolini |  Sagan (5/10)
Ronde van Vlaanderen |  Devolder |  Cancellara (2/7) |  Nuyens |  Boonen (5/6) |  Cancellara (5/7) |  Cancellara (7/7) |  Kristoff (3/8) |  Sagan (6/10)
Vuelta al País Vasco |  Contador (1/9) |  Horner (1/2) |  Klöden |  S Sánchez |  Quintana (1/7) |  Contador (6/9) |  J Rodríguez (6/6) |  Contador (9/9)
Paris–Roubaix |  Boonen (1/6) |  Cancellara (3/7) |  Van­summeren |  Boonen (6/6) |  Cancellara (6/7) |  Terpstra (1/4) |  Degenkolb (4/4) |  Hayman
Amstel Gold Race |  Ivanov |  Gilbert (2/13) |  Gilbert (4/13) |  Gasparotto (1/2) |  Kreuziger (2/2) |  Gilbert (9/13) |  Kwiat­kowski (1/8) |  Gasparotto (2/2)
La Flèche Wallonne |  Rebellin |  Evans (1/4) |  Gilbert (5/13) |  J Rodríguez (2/6) |  Moreno |  Valverde (4/14) |  Valverde (6/14) |  Valverde (8/14)
Liège–Bastogne–Liège |  A Schleck (1/2) |  Vinokourov |  Gilbert (6/13) |  Iglinsky |  D Martin (3/4) |  Gerrans (6/9) |  Valverde (7/14) |  Poels
Tour de Romandie |  Kreuziger (1/2) |  Špilak (1/3) |  Evans (3/4) |  Wiggins (3/5) |  Froome (2/12) |  Froome (5/12) |  Zakarin |  Quintana (5/7)
Giro d'Italia |  Menchov |  Basso |  Scarponi (3/3) |  Hesjedal |  Nibali (4/9) |  Quintana (2/7) |  Contador (8/9) |  Nibali (7/9)
Critérium du Dauphiné |  Valverde (2/14) |  Brajkovič |  Wiggins (1/5) |  Wiggins (4/5) |  Froome (3/12) |  Talansky |  Froome (6/12) |  Froome (8/12)
Tour de Suisse |  Cancellara (1/7) |  F Schleck |  Leipheimer |  Costa (2/5) |  Costa (3/5) |  Costa (4/5) |  Špilak (2/3) |  López (1/2)
Tour de France |  Contador (2/9) |  A Schleck (2/2) |  Evans (4/4) |  Wiggins (5/5) |  Froome (4/12) |  Nibali (5/9) |  Froome (7/12) |  Froome (9/12)
Clásica Ciclista San Sebastián |  Barredo |  LL Sánchez (2/3) |  Gilbert (7/13) |  LL Sánchez (3/3) |  Gallopin |  Valverde (5/14) |  A Yates (1/6) |  Mollema (1/2)
Tour de Pologne |  Ballan |  D Martin (1/4) |  Sagan (1/10) |  Moser |  Weening |  Majka |  Izagirre (1/2) |  Wellens (4/7)
BinckBank Tour |  Boasson Hagen (2/5) |  T Martin (1/4) |  Boasson Hagen (3/5) |  Boom |  Štybar (1/3) |  Wellens (1/7) |  Wellens (2/7) |  Terpstra (2/4)
Vuelta a España |  Valverde (3/14) |  Nibali (1/9) |  Froome (1/12) |  Contador (4/9) |  Horner (2/2) |  Contador (7/9) |  Aru |  Quintana (6/7)
Cyclassics Hamburg |  Farrar (1/2) |  Farrar (2/2) |  Boasson Hagen (4/5) |  Démare (1/2) |  Degenkolb (1/4) |  Kristoff (2/8) |  Greipel (2/2) |  Ewan
Bretagne Classic Ouest-France |  Gerrans (1/9) |  Goss (1/2) |  Bole |  Boasson Hagen (5/5) |  Pozzato |  Chavanel |  Kristoff (4/8) |  Naesen (1/2)
Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec | Not on calendar |  Voeckler |  Gilbert (8/13) |  Gerrans (4/9) |  Gesink (2/2) |  Gerrans (7/9) |  Urán |  Sagan (7/10)
Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal | Not on calendar |  Gesink (1/2) |  Costa (1/5) |  Nordhaug |  Sagan (3/10) |  Gerrans (8/9) |  Wellens (3/7) |  Van Avermaet (2/7)
Il Lombardia |  Gilbert (1/13) |  Gilbert (3/13) |  Zaugg |  J Rodríguez (3/6) |  J Rodríguez (4/6) |  D Martin (4/4) |  Nibali (6/9) |  Chaves
Tour of Beijing | Not on calendar |  T Martin (3/4) |  T Martin (4/4) |  Intxausti |  Gilbert (10/13) | Not on calendar

### 2017–2023

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Year | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023

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Tour Down Under |  Porte (4/8) |  Impey (1/2) |  Impey (2/2) |  Porte (7/8) | Cancelled |  Vine
Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race |  Arndt |  McCarthy |  Viviani (4/6) |  Devenyns | Cancelled |  Mayrhofer
UAE Tour |  Costa (5/5) |  Valverde (13/14) |  Roglič (3/18) |  A Yates (2/6) |  Pogačar (3/31) |  Pogačar (8/31) |  Evenepoel (6/8)
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad |  Van Avermaet (3/7) |  Valgren (1/2) |  Štybar (2/3) |  Stuyven (1/2) |  Ballerini |  van Aert (5/8) |  van Baarle (3/3)
Strade Bianche |  Kwiat­kowski (3/8) |  Benoot |  Alaphilippe (3/6) |  van Aert (1/8) |  van der Poel (5/15) |  Pogačar (9/31) |  Pidcock (1/2)
Paris–Nice |  Henao |  Soler |  Bernal (2/5) |  Schach­mann (1/2) |  Schach­mann (2/2) |  Roglič (11/18) |  Pogačar (13/31)
Tirreno–Adriatico |  Quintana (7/7) |  Kwiat­kowski (6/8) |  Roglič (4/18) |  S Yates (2/3) |  Pogačar (4/31) |  Pogačar (10/31) |  Roglič (13/18)
Milan–San Remo |  Kwiat­kowski (4/8) |  Nibali (9/9) |  Alaphilippe (4/6) |  van Aert (2/8) |  Stuyven (2/2) |  Mohorič (2/3) |  van der Poel (8/15)
Classic Brugge-De Panne | Part of the UCI Europe Tour |  Groene­wegen |  Lampaert (3/3) |  S Bennett (1/2) |  Merlier |  Philipsen (2/4)
E3 BinckBank Classic |  Van Avermaet (4/7) |  Terpstra (3/4) |  Štybar (3/3) | Cancelled |  Asgreen (1/2) |  van Aert (6/8) |  van Aert (8/8)
Volta a Catalunya |  Valverde (9/14) |  Valverde (14/14) |  López (2/2) | Cancelled |  A Yates (3/6) |  Higuita |  Roglič (14/18)
Gent–Wevelgem |  Van Avermaet (5/7) |  Sagan (9/10) |  Kristoff (8/8) |  Pedersen (1/4) |  van Aert (3/8) |  Girmay |  Laporte (1/2)
Dwars door Vlaanderen |  Lampaert (1/3) |  Lampaert (2/3) |  van der Poel (1/15) | Cancelled |  van Baarle (1/3) |  van der Poel (6/15) |  Laporte (2/2)
Ronde van Vlaanderen |  Gilbert (11/13) |  Terpstra (4/4) |  Bettiol |  van der Poel (4/15) |  Asgreen (2/2) |  van der Poel (7/15) |  Pogačar (14/31)
Itzulia Basque Country |  Valverde (10/14) |  Roglič (1/18) |  Izagirre (2/2) | Cancelled |  Roglič (9/18) |  Martínez (2/2) |  Vingegaard (2/6)
Paris–Roubaix |  Van Avermaet (6/7) |  Sagan (10/10) |  Gilbert (13/13) | Cancelled |  Colbrelli (2/2) |  van Baarle (2/3) |  van der Poel (9/15)
Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey |  Ulissi (2/2) |  Prades |  Großschartner | Part of the UCI ProSeries
Amstel Gold Race |  Gilbert (12/13) |  Valgren (2/2) |  van der Poel (2/15) | Cancelled |  van Aert (4/8) |  Kwiat­kowski (8/8) |  Pogačar (15/31)
La Flèche Wallonne |  Valverde (11/14) |  Alaphilippe (1/6) |  Alaphilippe (5/6) |  Hirschi (1/3) |  Alaphilippe (6/6) |  Teuns (2/2) |  Pogačar (16/31)
Liège–Bastogne–Liège |  Valverde (12/14) |  Jungels |  Fuglsang (2/4) |  Roglič (7/18) |  Pogačar (5/31) |  Evenepoel (3/8) |  Evenepoel (7/8)
Eschborn–Frankfurt |  Kristoff (5/8) |  Kristoff (7/8) |  Ackermann (2/2) | Cancelled |  Philipsen (1/4) |  S Bennett (2/2) |  Kragh Andersen
Tour de Romandie |  Porte (5/8) |  Roglič (2/18) |  Roglič (5/18) | Cancelled |  Thomas (5/6) |  Vlasov[vi] |  A Yates (4/6)
Tour of California |  G Bennett |  Bernal (1/5) |  Pogačar (1/31) | Not on calendar
Giro d'Italia |  Dumoulin (1/2) |  Froome (12/12) |  Carapaz (1/2) |  Geoghegan Hart |  Bernal (5/5) |  Hindley |  Roglič (15/18)
Critérium du Dauphiné |  Fuglsang (1/4) |  Thomas (3/6) |  Fuglsang (3/4) |  Martínez (1/2) |  Porte (8/8) |  Roglič (12/18) |  Vingegaard (3/6)
Tour de Suisse |  Špilak (3/3) |  Porte (6/8) |  Bernal (3/5) | Cancelled |  Carapaz (2/2) |  Thomas (6/6) |  Skjelmose (1/2)
Tour de France |  Froome (10/12) |  Thomas (4/6) |  Bernal (4/5) |  Pogačar (2/31) |  Pogačar (6/31) |  Vingegaard (1/6) |  Vingegaard (4/6)
Clásica San Sebastián |  Kwiat­kowski (5/8) |  Alaphilippe (2/6) |  Evenepoel (1/8) | Cancelled |  Powless (1/2) |  Evenepoel (4/8) |  Evenepoel (8/8)
London–Surrey Classic |  Kristoff (6/8) |  Ackermann (1/2) |  Viviani (5/6) | Cancelled | Not on calendar
Tour de Pologne |  Teuns (1/2) |  Kwiat­kowski (7/8) |  Sivakov |  Evenepoel (2/8) |  Almeida (1/4) |  Hayter |  Mohorič (3/3)
Benelux Tour |  Dumoulin (2/2) |  Mohorič (1/3) |  De Plus |  van der Poel (3/15) |  Colbrelli (1/2) | Cancelled |  Wellens (6/7)
Hamburg Cyclassics |  Viviani (1/6) |  Viviani (3/6) |  Viviani (6/6) | Cancelled |  Haller |  Pedersen (2/4)
Bretagne Classic-Ouest-France |  Viviani (2/6) |  Naesen (2/2) |  Vanmarcke |  Matthews (4/6) |  Cosnefroy (1/2) |  van Aert (7/8) |  Madouas
Vuelta a España |  Froome (11/12) |  S Yates (1/3) |  Roglič (6/18) |  Roglič (8/18) |  Roglič (10/18) |  Evenepoel (5/8) |  Kuss
Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec |  Sagan (8/10) |  Matthews (1/6) |  Matthews (3/6) | Cancelled |  Cosnefroy (2/2) |  De Lie
Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal |  Ulissi (1/2) |  Matthews (2/6) |  Van Avermaet (7/7) | Cancelled |  Pogačar (11/31 |  A Yates (5/6)
Il Lombardia |  Nibali (8/9) |  Pinot |  Mollema (2/2) |  Fuglsang (4/4) |  Pogačar (7/31) |  Pogačar (12/31) |  Pogačar (17/31)
Tour of Guangxi |  Wellens (5/7) |  Moscon |  Mas | Cancelled |  Vader

### 2024–present

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Year | 2024 | 2025

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Tour Down Under |  Williams (1/2) |  Narváez
Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race |  Pithie |  Schmid
UAE Tour |  Van Eetvelt (1/2) |  Pogačar (25/31)
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad |  Tratnik |  Wærenskjold
Strade Bianche |  Pogačar (18/31) |  Pogačar (26/31)
Paris–Nice |  Jorgenson (1/3) |  Jorgenson (3/3)
Tirreno–Adriatico |  Vingegaard (5/6) |  Ayuso (2/2)
Milan–San Remo |  Philipsen (3/4) |  van der Poel (13/15)
Classic Brugge-De Panne |  Philipsen (4/4) |  Molano
E3 BinckBank Classic |  van der Poel (10/15) |  van der Poel (14/15)
Volta a Catalunya |  Pogačar (19/31) |  Roglič (18/18)
Gent–Wevelgem |  Pedersen (3/4) |  Pedersen (4/4)
Dwars door Vlaanderen |  Jorgenson (2/3) |  Powless (2/2)
Ronde van Vlaanderen |  van der Poel (11/15) |  Pogačar (27/31)
Itzulia Basque Country |  Ayuso (1/2) |  Almeida (2/4)
Paris–Roubaix |  van der Poel (12/15) |  van der Poel (15/15)
Amstel Gold Race |  Pidcock (2/2) |  Skjelmose (2/2)
La Flèche Wallonne |  Williams (2/2) |  Pogačar (28/31)
Liège–Bastogne–Liège |  Pogačar (20/31) |  Pogačar (29/31)
Tour de Romandie |  C Rodríguez |  Almeida (3/4)
Eschborn–Frankfurt |  Van Gils |  Matthews (6/6)
Giro d'Italia |  Pogačar (21/31) |  S Yates (3/3)
Critérium du Dauphiné |  Roglič (16/18) |  Pogačar (30/31)
Tour de Suisse |  A Yates (6/6) |  Almeida (4/4)
Copenhagen Sprint | Not on calendar |  Meeus
Tour de France |  Pogačar (22/31) |  Pogačar (31/31)
Clásica San Sebastián |  Hirschi (2/3) |  Ciccone
Tour de Pologne |  Vingegaard (6/6) |
Bretagne Classic-Ouest-France |  Hirschi (3/3) |
Benelux Tour |  Wellens (7/7) |
Hamburg Cyclassics |  Kooij |
Vuelta a España |  Roglič (17/18) |
Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec |  Matthews (5/6) |
Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal |  Pogačar (23/31) |
Il Lombardia |  Pogačar (24/31) |
Tour of Guangxi |  Van Eetvelt (2/2) |

## Wins by cyclist

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Rank  | Cyclist  | Total  | Grand Tour | Monument | Stage-race | One-day | Years | Ref.

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1  |  Tadej Pogačar | 31  | 5  | 9  | 9  | 8  | 2019–2025  | [10]
2  |  Primož Roglič | 18  | 5  | 1  | 12  | 0  | 2018–2025  | [11]
3  |  Mathieu van der Poel | 15  | 0  | 8  | 1  | 6  | 2019–2025  | [12]
4  |  Alejandro Valverde[a] | 14  | 1  | 2  | 6  | 5  | 2009–2018  | [13]
5  |  Philippe Gilbert[b] | 13  | 0  | 5  | 1  | 7  | 2009–2019  | [14]
6  |  Chris Froome | 12  | 7  | 0  | 5  | 0  | 2011–2018  | [15]
7  |  Peter Sagan | 10  | 0  | 2  | 1  | 7  | 2011–2018  | [16]
8  |  Alberto Contador[c] | 9  | 4  | 0  | 5  | 0  | 2009–2016  | [17]
Simon Gerrans[d] | 9  | 0  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 2009–2016  | [18]
Vincenzo Nibali[e] | 9  | 4  | 3  | 2  | 0  | 2010–2018  | [19]
11  |  Remco Evenepoel | 8  | 1  | 2  | 2  | 3  | 2019–2023  | [20]
Alexander Kristoff | 8  | 0  | 2  | 0  | 6  | 2014–2019  | [21]
Michał Kwiatkowski | 8  | 0  | 1  | 2  | 5  | 2015–2022  | [22]
Richie Porte | 8  | 0  | 0  | 8  | 0  | 2013–2021  | [23]
Wout van Aert | 8  | 0  | 1  | 0  | 7  | 2020–2023  | [24]
16  |  Fabian Cancellara[f] | 7  | 0  | 5  | 1  | 1  | 2009–2014  | [25]
Nairo Quintana | 7  | 2  | 0  | 5  | 0  | 2013–2017  | [26]
Greg Van Avermaet | 7  | 0  | 1  | 1  | 5  | 2016–2019  | [27]
Tim Wellens | 7  | 0  | 0  | 6  | 1  | 2014–2024  | [28]
20  |  Julian Alaphilippe | 6  | 0  | 1  | 0  | 5  | 2018–2021  | [29]
Tom Boonen[g] | 6  | 0  | 3  | 0  | 3  | 2009–2012  | [30]
Michael Matthews | 6  | 0  | 0  | 0  | 6  | 2018–2025  | [31]
Joaquim Rodríguez | 6  | 0  | 2  | 3  | 1  | 2010–2015  | [32]
Geraint Thomas | 6  | 1  | 0  | 4  | 1  | 2015–2022  | [33]
Jonas Vingegaard | 6  | 2  | 0  | 4  | 0  | 2022–2024  | [34]
Elia Viviani | 6  | 0  | 0  | 0  | 6  | 2017–2019  | [35]
Adam Yates | 6  | 0  | 0  | 4  | 2  | 2015–2024  | [36]

1. ^ Valverde also won two monuments (2006 Liège–Bastogne–Liège and 2008 Liège–Bastogne–Liège) and 2006 La Flèche Wallonne prior to the creation of the UCI World Tour
2. ^ Gilbert also won 2006 Omloop Het Volk and 2008 Omloop Het Volk prior to the creation of the UCI World Tour
3. ^ Contador also won three Grand Tours (2007 Tour de France, 2008 Giro d'Italia and 2008 Vuelta a España), 2007 Paris–Nice and the 2008 Tour of the Basque Country prior to the creation of the UCI World Tour
4. ^ Gerrans also won the 2006 Tour Down Under prior to the creation of the UCI World Tour
5. ^ Nibali also won 2006 GP Ouest-France prior to the creation of the UCI World Tour
6. ^ Cancellara also won two monuments (2006 Paris–Roubaix and 2008 Milan–San Remo), 2008 Tirreno–Adriatico and 2008 Monte Paschi Eroica prior to the creation of the UCI World Tour
7. ^ Boonen also won four monuments (2005 Paris–Roubaix, 2005 Tour of Flanders, 2006 Tour of Flanders and 2008 Paris–Roubaix), and six one-day races prior to the creation of the UCI World Tour

## Wins by country

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Rank | Nation | Wins | Riders

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1. |  Belgium | 75 | Gilbert (13), Evenepoel (8), van Aert (8), Van Avermaet (7), Wellens (7), Boonen (6), Philipsen (4), Lampaert (3), Naesen (2), Stuyven (2), Teuns (2), Van Eetvelt (2), Benoot, De Lie, De Plus, Devenyns, Devolder, Meeus, Merlier, Nuyens, Van Gils, Vanmarcke, Vansummeren
2. |  Slovenia | 58 | Pogačar (31), Roglič (18), Mohorič (3), Špilak (3), Bole, Brajkovič, Tratnik
3. |  Spain | 45 | Valverde (14), Contador (9), J Rodríguez (6), LL Sánchez (3), Ayuso (2), Izagirre (2), Barredo, Freire, Intxausti, Mas, Moreno, Prades, C Rodríguez, S Sánchez, Soler
4. |  Great Britain | 39 | Froome (12), Thomas (6), A Yates (6), Wiggins (5), S Yates (3), Pidcock (2), Williams (2), Cavendish, Geoghegan Hart, Hayter
5. |  Australia | 37 | Gerrans (9), Porte (8), Matthews (6), Evans (4), Goss (2), Davis, Dennis, Ewan, Hayman, Hindley, McCarthy, Meyer, Vine
6. |  Italy | 36 | Nibali (9), Viviani (6), Scarponi (3), Colbrelli (2), Gasparotto (2), Ulissi (2), Aru, Ballan, Ballerini, Basso, Bettiol, Ciccone, Garzelli, Moscon, Moser, Paolini, Pozzato, Rebellin
7. |  Netherlands | 35 | van der Poel (15), Terpstra (4), van Baarle (3), Dumoulin (2), Gesink (2), Mollema (2), Boom, Groenewegen, Kooij, Poels, Slagter, Vader, Weening
8. |  Colombia | 22 | Quintana (7), Bernal (5), López (2), Martínez (2), Betancur, Chaves, Henao, Higuita, Molano, Urán
9. |  Denmark | 21 | Vingegaard (6), Fuglsang (4), Pedersen (4), Asgreen (2), Skjelmose (2), Valgren (2), Kragh Andersen
10. |  Germany | 18 | Degenkolb (4), T Martin (4), Ackermann (2), Greipel (2), Schachmann (2), Arndt, Ciolek, Klöden, Mayrhofer
11. |  France | 17 | Alaphilippe (6), Cosnefroy (2), Démare (2), Laporte (2), Chavanel, Gallopin, Madouas, Pinot, Voeckler
12. |  Norway | 15 | Kristoff (8), Boasson Hagen (5), Nordhaug, Wærenskjold
13. |  Switzerland | 13 | Cancellara (7), Hirschi (3), Albasini, Schmid, Zaugg
14. |  United States | 12 | Jorgenson (3), Farrar (2), Horner (2), Powless (2), Kuss, Leipheimer, Talansky
15. |  Slovakia | 10 | Sagan (10)
16. |  Poland | 9 | Kwiatkowski (8), Majka
Portugal | Costa (5), Almeida (4)
18. |  Ireland | 6 | D Martin (4), S Bennett (2)
19. |  Czech Republic | 5 | Štybar (3), Kreuziger (2)
20. |  Luxembourg | 4 | A Schleck (2), Jungels, F Schleck
Russia | Ivanov, Menchov, Sivakov, Zakarin
22. |  Austria | 3 | Eisel, Großschartner, Haller
Ecuador | Carapaz (2), Narváez
24. |  Kazakhstan | 2 | Iglinsky, Vinokourov
New Zealand | G Bennett, Pithie
South Africa | Impey (2)
27. |  Canada | 1 | Hesjedal
Eritrea | Girmay

## Wins by team

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Rank | Team | Wins | Riders

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1. | Ineos Grenadiers | 59 | Froome (12), Kwiatkowski (7), Thomas (6), Bernal (5), Wiggins (5), Porte (4), Boasson Hagen (3), Pidcock (2), van Baarle (2), Viviani (2), Carapaz, Geoghegan Hart, Hayter, Henao, Martínez, Moscon, Nordhaug, Poels, C Rodríguez, Sivakov, A Yates
2. | UAE Team Emirates XRG | 58 | Pogačar (31), Almeida (3), A Yates (3), Ayuso (2), Costa (2), Hirschi (2), Kristoff (2), Scarponi (2), Ulissi (2), Wellens (2), Ballan, Bole, Molano, Narváez, Pozzato, Špilak, Vine
3. | Soudal–Quick-Step | 51 | Evenepoel (8), Alaphilippe (6), Boonen (6), Terpstra (4), Viviani (4), Gilbert (3), Lampaert (3), Štybar (3), Asgreen (2), Almeida, Ballerini, Barredo, S Bennett, Davis, Devenyns, Devolder, Jungels, Kwiatkowski, T Martin, Mas, Urán
4. | Visma–Lease a Bike | 50 | Roglič (15), van Aert (8), Vingegaard (6), Jorgenson (3), Gesink (2), Laporte (2), G Bennett, Boom, De Plus, Freire, Groenewegen, Kooij, Kuss, Menchov, LL Sánchez, Slagter, Tratnik, Vader, van Baarle, S Yates
5. | Movistar Team | 30 | Valverde (14), Quintana (7), Costa (3), LL Sánchez (2), Carapaz, Intxausti, Izagirre, Soler
6. | Team Jayco–AlUla | 22 | Gerrans (8), Impey (2), Matthews (2), A Yates (2), S Yates (2), Albasini, Chaves, Ewan, Hayman, Schmid, Weening
7. | Alpecin–Deceuninck | 21 | van der Poel (15), Philipsen (4), Kragh Andersen, Merlier
XDS Astana Team | Nibali (5), Fuglsang (4), Contador (3), López (2), Valgren (2), Aru, Gasparotto, Iglinsky, Izagirre, Vinokourov
9. | Lidl–Trek | 19 | Cancellara (4), Pedersen (4), Mollema (2), Skjelmose (2), Stuyven (2), Ciccone, Gallopin, Horner, Porte, Zaugg
Lotto | Gilbert (8), Wellens (5), Van Eetvelt (2), Benoot, De Lie, Greipel, Van Gils
11. | CCC Pro Team | 18 | Van Avermaet (7), Evans (4), Porte (3), Gilbert (2), Dennis, Teuns
Team Katusha–Alpecin | Kristoff (6), J Rodríguez (6), Špilak (2), Ivanov, Moreno, Paolini, Zakarin
Red Bull–Bora–Hansgrohe | Roglič (3), Sagan (3), Ackermann (2), Schachmann (2), S Bennett, Großschartner, Haller, Higuita, Hindley, McCarthy, Meeus, Vlasov
Tinkoff | Contador (6), Cancellara (3), Sagan (3), A Schleck (2), Kreuziger, Majka, Nuyens, F Schleck
15. | EF Education–EasyPost | 15 | D Martin (4), Farrar (2), Powless (2), Bettiol, Hesjedal, Martínez, Meyer, Talansky, Vanmarcke, Vansummeren
16. | Team Picnic–PostNL | 13 | Degenkolb (4), Matthews (4), Dumoulin (2), Arndt, Hirschi, Mayrhofer
17. | HTC–Highroad | 10 | T Martin (3), Boasson Hagen (2), Goss (2), Cavendish, Eisel, Greipel
18. | Liquigas | 9 | Sagan (4), Nibali (2), Basso, Kreuziger, Moser
19. | Team Bahrain Victorious | 8 | Mohorič (3), Colbrelli (2), Nibali (2), Teuns
20. | Groupama–FDJ | 5 | Démare (2), Madouas, Pinot, Pithie
21. | Decathlon–AG2R La Mondiale | 4 | Cosnefroy (2), Betancur, Naesen
Team RadioShack | Brajkovič, Horner, Klöden, Leipheimer
23. | Intermarché–Wanty | 2 | Gasparotto, Girmay
Israel–Premier Tech | Williams (2)
GW Erco Shimano | Rebellin, Scarponi
IAM Cycling | Chavanel, Naesen
27. | Team TotalEnergies | 1 | Voeckler
Uno-X Mobility | Wærenskjold
Acqua & Sapone | Garzelli
Cervélo TestTeam | Gerrans
Euskadi–Murias | Prades
Euskaltel–Euskadi | S Sánchez
Team Qhubeka NextHash | Ciolek

## UCI WorldTeams

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Main article: UCI WorldTeam

### Current UCI WorldTeams (2025 season)

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Team | Country | Seasons in World Tour | No. of seasons | Previous team names

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Decathlon–AG2R La Mondiale |  France | 2009–2025 | 17 | AG2R La Mondiale (2009–2020), AG2R Citroën Team (2021–2023)
EF Education–EasyPost |  United States | 2009–2025 | 17 | Garmin–Slipstream (2009), Garmin–Transitions (2010), Garmin–Cervélo (2011), Garmin–Barracuda (2012), Garmin–Sharp (2012–2014), Cannondale–Garmin (2015), Cannondale (2016), Cannondale–Drapac (2016–2017), EF Education First–Drapac p/b Cannondale (2018), EF Education First (2019), EF Pro Cycling (2020), EF Education–Nippo (2021)
Movistar Team |  Spain | 2009–2025 | 17 | Caisse d'Epargne (2009–2010)
Soudal–Quick-Step |  Belgium | 2009–2025 | 17 | Quick-Step (2009–2011), Omega Pharma–Quick-Step (2012–2014), Etixx–Quick-Step (2015–2016), Quick-Step Floors (2017–2018), Deceuninck–Quick-Step (2019–2021), Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team (2022)
UAE Team Emirates XRG |  Italy (2009–2016)
United Arab Emirates (2017–2025) | 2009–2025 | 17 | Lampre–NGC (2009), Lampre–Farnese Vini (2010), Lampre–Farnese (2010), Lampre–ISD (2011–2012), Lampre–Merida (2013–2016), UAE Abu Dhabi (2017), UAE Team Emirates (2017-2024)
Visma–Lease a Bike |  Netherlands | 2009–2025 | 17 | Rabobank (2009–2012), Blanco Pro Cycling (2013), Belkin Pro Cycling (2013–2014), LottoNL–Jumbo (2015–2018), Team Jumbo–Visma (2019–2023)
XDS Astana Team |  Kazakhstan | 2009–2025 | 17 | Astana (2009–2020), Astana–Premier Tech (2021), Astana Qazaqstan Team (2022-2024)
Groupama–FDJ |  France | 2009–2010, 2012–2025 | 16 | Française des Jeux (2009–2010), FDJ (2010, 2013, 2015–2018), FDJ–BigMat (2012), FDJ.fr (2013–2014)
Ineos Grenadiers |  Great Britain | 2010–2025 | 16 | Team Sky (2010–2019), Team Ineos (2019–2020)
Lidl–Trek |  Luxembourg (2011–2013)
United States (2014–2025) | 2011–2025 | 15 | Leopard Trek (2011), RadioShack–Nissan (2012), RadioShack–Leopard (2013), Trek Factory Racing (2014–2015), Trek–Segafredo (2016–2023)
Team Jayco–AlUla |  Australia | 2012–2025 | 14 | GreenEDGE (2012), Orica–GreenEDGE (2012–2016), Orica–BikeExchange (2016), Orica–Scott (2017), Mitchelton–Scott (2018–2020), Team BikeExchange (2021), Team BikeExchange–Jayco (2022)
Team Picnic–PostNL |  Netherlands (2013–2014, 2022–2025)
Germany (2015–2021) | 2013–2025 | 13 | Argos–Shimano (2013), Giant–Shimano (2014), Team Giant–Alpecin (2015–2016), Team Sunweb (2017–2020), Team DSM (2021–2023), Team dsm–firmenich (2023), Team dsm–firmenich PostNL (2024)
Team Bahrain Victorious |  Bahrain | 2017–2025 | 9 | Bahrain–Merida (2017–2019), Bahrain–McLaren (2020)
Red Bull–Bora–Hansgrohe |  Germany | 2017–2025 | 9 | Bora–Hansgrohe (2017–2024)
Cofidis |  France | 2009, 2020–2025 | 7 |
Intermarché–Wanty |  Belgium | 2021–2025 | 5 | Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux (2021–2022), Intermarché–Circus–Wanty (2023)
Alpecin–Deceuninck |  Belgium | 2023–2025 | 3 |
Arkéa–B&B Hotels |  France | 2023–2025 | 3 | Arkéa–Samsic (2023)

### Previous UCI WorldTeams

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Lotto–Soudal |  Belgium | 2009–2022 | 14 | Silence–Lotto (2009), Omega Pharma–Lotto (2010–2011), Lotto–Belisol (2012–2014)
Team Katusha–Alpecin |  Russia (2009–2016)
Switzerland (2017–2019) | 2009–2019 | 11 | Team Katusha (2009–2016)
CCC Team |  United States (2011–2018)
Poland (2019–2020)
| 2011–2020 | 10 | BMC Racing Team (2011–2018)
Tinkoff |  Denmark (2009–2013)
Russia (2014–2016) | 2009–2016 | 8 | Team Saxo Bank (2009–2010, 2012), Saxo Bank–SunGard (2011), Saxo Bank–Tinkoff Bank (2012), Saxo–Tinkoff (2013), Tinkoff–Saxo (2014–2015)
Team Qhubeka NextHash |  South Africa | 2016–2021 | 6 | Team Dimension Data (2016–2019), NTT Pro Cycling (2020), Team Qhubeka Assos (2021)
Cannondale |  Italy | 2009–2014 | 6 | Liquigas (2009), Liquigas–Doimo (2009–2010), Liquigas–Cannondale (2011–2012)
Euskaltel–Euskadi |  Spain | 2009–2013 | 5 |
HTC–Highroad |  United States | 2009–2011 | 3 | Team Columbia–High Road (2009), Team Columbia–HTC (2009), Team HTC–Columbia (2010)
Vacansoleil–DCM |  Netherlands | 2011–2013 | 3 |
Israel–Premier Tech |  Israel | 2020–2022 | 3 | Israel Start-Up Nation (2020–2021)
Footon–Servetto–Fuji |  Spain | 2009–2010 | 2 | Fuji–Servetto (2009)
IAM Cycling |  Switzerland | 2015–2016 | 2 |
Team Europcar |  France | 2009, 2014 | 2 | Bbox Bouygues Telecom (2009)
Team Milram |  Germany | 2009–2010 | 2 |
Team RadioShack |  United States | 2010–2011 | 2 |

## Notes

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1. ^ Thirteen prior to the demise of the London-Surrey Classic
2. ^ Prior to its merger with the Dubai Tour in 2019, this was known as the Abu Dhabi Tour.
3. ^ The E3 Prijs Vlaanderen — Harelbeke became part of the World Tour in 2012.
4. ^ The so called Three Days of De Panne, by then a one day race despite its name, became part of the World Tour in 2019, after the Tour ceased to be a ranking series.
5. ^ World ranking points as of the 2019 season
6. ^ As of 1 March 2022, the UCI announced that cyclists from Russia and Belarus would no longer compete under the name or flag of those respective countries due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.[9]

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* 1994:  Gianluca Bortolami
* 1995:  Johan Museeuw
* 1996:  Johan Museeuw
* 1997:  Michele Bartoli
* 1998:  Michele Bartoli
* 1999:  Andrei Tchmil
* 2000:  Erik Zabel
* 2001:  Erik Dekker
* 2002:  Paolo Bettini
* 2003:  Paolo Bettini
* 2004:  Paolo Bettini

UCI ProTour|

* 2005:  Danilo Di Luca
* 2006:  Alejandro Valverde
* 2007:  Cadel Evans
* 2008:  Alejandro Valverde
* 2009, 2010: non-ranking system

UCI World Tour|

* 2009:  Alberto Contador
* 2010:  Joaquim Rodríguez
* 2011:  Philippe Gilbert
* 2012:  Joaquim Rodríguez
* 2013:  Joaquim Rodríguez
* 2014:  Alejandro Valverde
* 2015:  Alejandro Valverde
* 2016:  Peter Sagan
* 2017:  Greg Van Avermaet
* 2018:  Simon Yates
* 2019, 2020, 2021: non-ranking system

UCI World Ranking|

* 2009:  Alberto Contador
* 2010:  Joaquim Rodríguez
* 2011:  Philippe Gilbert
* 2012:  Joaquim Rodríguez
* 2013:  Joaquim Rodríguez
* 2014:  Alejandro Valverde
* 2015:  Alejandro Valverde
* 2016:  Peter Sagan
* 2017:  Greg Van Avermaet
* 2018:  Alejandro Valverde
* 2019:  Primož Roglič
* 2020:  Primož Roglič
* 2021:  Tadej Pogačar
* 2022:  Tadej Pogačar
* 2023:  Tadej Pogačar
* 2024:  Tadej Pogačar

* v
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Road bicycle racing top-level season-long rankings, tours and series

Men|

* Challenge Desgrange-Colombo (1948–1958)
* Super Prestige Pernod (1958–1987)
* UCI Road World Rankings (1984–2004)
* UCI Road World Cup (1989–2004)
* UCI ProTour (2005–2010)
* UCI Men's road racing world ranking (2009-2010·2016–present)
* UCI World Tour (2009–present)

Women|

* UCI Women's Road World Rankings (1994–present)
* UCI Women's Road World Cup (1998–2015)
* UCI Women's World Tour (2016–present)

* v
* t
* e

International cycling

Africa|

CAC
UCI Africa Tour
African Games
African Championships

Road
Track
Mountain bike

Asia|

ACC
UCI Asia Tour
Asian Games
Asian Championships

Road
Track
Mountain bike

America|

COPACI
UCI America Tour
Pan American Games
Pan-American Cycling Championships

Road
Track
Cyclo-cross
Mountain bike

Europe|

UEC
UCI Europe Tour
European Championships:

BMX
Cyclo-cross
Gravel
Mountain bike
Road
Track

Oceania|

OCC
UCI Oceania Tour
Oceania Championships

Road
Track
Mountain bike

World|

UCI
UCI World Tour
UCI ProSeries
UCI Women's World Tour
UCI Women's ProSeries

World Championships
UCI World Cups:

Men's road
Women's road
Mountain bike
Track
Cyclo-cross
BMX

UCI World Series:

Gran Fondo
Gravel

Olympics
Youth Olympics
Paralympics
Arab Games
Commonwealth Games
Mediterranean Games

* World University Cycling Championship

* Cyclists
* Teams
* Competitions
* Federations
* Achievements by nation

* v
* t
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International sports world tours and series

Ball sports|

* Badminton
* Beach volleyball
* Golf
* Lawn bowl
* outdoor
* indoor
* Racquetball
* men
* women
* Rugby sevens
* men
* women
* Squash
* Table tennis
* Tennis
* men
* women

Summer sports|

* Archery
* Athletics
* outdoor
* indoor
* combined events
* continental
* cross country
* race walking
* Bodyboarding
* Canoe slalom
* Chess
* Cue sports
* pool
* Euro Tour
* Women's
* snooker
* Diving
* high diving
* Fencing
* Gymnastics
* artistic
* rhythmic
* World Cup
* Grand Prix
* Judo
* Modern pentathlon
* Shooting
* Skyrunning
* Surfing

Winter sports|

* Biathlon
* Figure skating
* Skiing
* alpine
* cross-country
* freestyle
* nordic combined
* ski jumping
* Sledding
* bobsleigh
* luge
* skeleton
* Snowboarding
* Speed skating
* long track
* short track

Racing sports|

* Automobile racing
* electric
* endurance
* karting
* open wheel
* rally
* touring
* Cycling
* bicycle motocross
* cyclo-cross
* mountain biking
* men's road
* women's road
* track
* six-day racing
* Motorcycle racing
* grand prix
* superbike
* motocross
* speedway
* sidecar
* Mountain running
* Rowing
* Sailing
* Swimming
* marathon
* Triathlon

* v
* t
* e

Road bicycle racing

* List of road bicycle races
* men
* women

UCI Circuits|

* UCI World Tour
* Grand Tour
* Tour de France
* Giro d'Italia
* Vuelta a España
* Classic races
* Monuments
* Cobbled classics
* Ardennes classics
* Flanders Classics
* UCI World Ranking
* UCI ProSeries
* UCI Continental Circuits
* UCI Women's World Tour
* UCI Women's ProSeries

International Games|

* Olympic Games
* Paralympic Games
* Commonwealth Games
* Asian Games
* Games of the Small States of Europe
* Island Games
* Pan American Games
* Central American and Caribbean Games
* Friendship Games
* Universiade

Championships|

* UCI Road World Championships
* World University Cycling Championship
* Continental
* African
* Asian
* European
* Oceania
* Pan American
* National road cycling championships

UCI cycling teams|

* WorldTeams
* Professional Continental
* Continental
* Women's Teams

Events|

* Race stage
* Criterium
* Individual time trial
* Team time trial

See also|

* Triple Crown of Cycling

*[Grand Tour]: Grand Tour wins
*[Monument]: Monument wins
*[Stage-race]: Stage-race wins, not including Grand Tours
*[One-day]: One-day wins, not including Monuments
*[Years]: Year of first and latest win
*[Ref.]: References
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