UCI ProSeries 2022
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| Data | 2 lutego – 16 października 2022 | ||
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UCI ProSeries 2022 – 3. edycja cyklu wyścigów kolarskich UCI ProSeries.
W kalendarzu 3. edycji cyklu UCI ProSeries znalazło się początkowo ponad 50 wyścigów rozgrywanych między 30 stycznia a 16 października 2022[1], jednak część z nich została odwołana[2].
Kalendarz
Opracowano na podstawie:[3][1]
Argentyna
Hiszpania
Oman
Francja
Chiny
Turcja
Luksemburg
Malezja
JaponiaZobacz też
- UCI World Tour 2022
- UCI Africa Tour 2022
- UCI America Tour 2022
- UCI Asia Tour 2022
- UCI Europe Tour 2022
- UCI Oceania Tour 2022
Przypisy
- ↑ a b 2022 UCI ProSeries. procyclingstats.com. [dostęp 2022-04-09]. (ang.).
- ↑ Cancelled races Season 2022. procyclingstats.com. [dostęp 2022-04-09]. (ang.).
- ↑ CALENDAR. uci.org. [dostęp 2022-04-09]. (ang.).
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