Pro Cycling Races: 2020

Well... this cycling season did not go as planned. But there is good news, as of July 2020 there has been some fairly massive reschedules. We wanted to map out some of our favorite up-coming races and share some insight on what we think about these races.

STRADE BIANCHE - August 1st

Strade Bianche is usually held in March on the dusty white roads of Italy. Postponing this race a few months may not seem like a huge deal, the temperatures and humidity will sky-rocket compared to early March. These riders are in for a hot one!

Check out our Strade Bianche t-shirt inspired by the dusty white lines of Italy!

MILAN-SAN REMO - August 8th

This race is commonly known for being one of the easiest "classics" In the upcoming line-up. On the other hand, it is one of the longest rides of the classics being nearly 300 kilometers.

CRITÉRIUM DU DAUHPINÉ - August 12-16th

Due to delays this race has sadly been shortened to five stages for 2020. But, nonetheless this will still be a difficult race. These racers will still be tackling some of the iconic TdF climbs. Two stage finishes will be on the ski station of Mégève on the final stages. 

TOUR DE FRANCE - August 29th - September 20th 

Allez! Allez! Allez! We can't even begin to write how excited  we are for the 2020 Tour de France. These even organizers have been working to the bone to get this event organized. With the lack of races, these riders are going to have some fresh legs and a lot in the tank. We want to see these rides riding at 120% this year and show off everything they've got in the tank. We will be seeing the return of some fan-favorite rides and we cannot wait to design some awesome t-shirts around this iconic race. Check out our TdF Collection to see our Tour de France designs from past seasons. 

*TBD*

GIRO D'ITALIA - October 3rd - 25th

Amstel Gold - October 10th

GENT - WEVELGEM - October 11th

TOUR OF FLANDERS - October 18th

PARIS - ROUBAIX - October 25th

Vuelta a España - November 20th - December 10th

Spring Classics in the Summer... this will be a bizarre cycling season but one for the history books! 

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