2009–10 UCI Europe Tour explained

2009–10 UCI Europe Tour
Edition:	6
Competition:	UCI Europe Tour
Dates:	– 17 October 2010
Location:	Europe
Rounds:	About 300+
Previous:	2008–09
Next:	2010–11

The 2009–10 UCI Europe Tour was the sixth season of the UCI Europe Tour. The season began on 18 October 2009 with the Chrono des Nations and ended on 17 October 2010 with the Chrono des Nations.

The points leader, based on the cumulative results of previous races, wears the UCI Europe Tour cycling jersey. Giovanni Visconti of Italy was the defending champion of the 2008–09 UCI Europe Tour and was crowned as the 2009–10 UCI Europe Tour.

Throughout the season, points are awarded to the top finishers of stages within stage races and the final general classification standings of each of the stages races and one-day events. The quality and complexity of a race also determines how many points are awarded to the top finishers, the higher the UCI rating of a race, the more points are awarded.

The UCI ratings from highest to lowest are as follows:

Multi-day events: 2.HC, 2.1 and 2.2
One-day events: 1.HC, 1.1 and 1.2

Events

2009

Date	Race name	Location		width=200px	Winner !	Team
18 October			1.1

2010

Date	Race name	Location		width=200px	Winner !	Team
30 January–2 February			2.1
31 January	Grand Prix Cycliste la Marseillaise		1.1
3–7 February			2.1
6 February			1.1
7 February			1.1
8 February			1.1
9 February			1.1
10 February			1.1
10–14 February			2.1
11 February			1.1
17–21 February			2.1
20 February			1.1
20–21 February			2.1
21–25 February			2.1
23–27 February			2.1
27 February			1.1
27 February			1.2		PWS Eijssen
27 February			1.HC
28 February			1.1
28 February			1.1
28 February			1.1
28 February			1.1
28 February			1.1
3 March			1.1
3 March			1.1
3–7 March			2.1
5–7 March			2.1
6 March			1.1
6 March			1.2		PWS Eijssen
7 March			1.2
7 March			1.2
14 March			1.2
14 March			1.2
14 March			1.2
14 March			1.2
17 March			1.1
18–21 March			2.2
20 March			1.2
21 March			1.1
21 March			1.1
21 March			1.2		Zalf Désirée Fior
21 March			1.2		Sojasun AC Noval
22–28 March			2.2		Van Vliet EBH Elshof
23–27 March			2.1
24 March			1.1
26–28 March			2.Ncup		Netherlands (national team)
27 March			1.HC
27–28 March			2.HC
30 March–1 April			2.HC
31 March–5 April			2.1
2 April			1.1
2–4 April			2.2
3 April			1.1
3 April			1.HC
4 April			1.2
4 April			1.2U		Zalf Désirée Fior
5 April			1.1
5 April			1.2U		San Marco Concrete Imet Caneva
6 April			1.2U		Slovenia (national team)
6–9 April			2.1
7 April			1.HC
8 April			1.1
8–11 April			2.2		Hosteleria de Cañete-Nagares
9–11 April			2.2
10 April			1.2
10 April			1.Ncup		Slovenia (national team)
10 April			1.1
11 April			1.1
11 April			1.1
11–18 April			2.HC
13 April			1.1
14 April			1.1
14 April			1.Ncup		Russia (national team)
14–18 April			2.1
14–18 April			2.2
15 April			1.1
17 April			1.1
17 April			1.2U
17 April			1.Ncup		Kazakhstan (national team)
18 April			1.1
18 April			1.2
18 April			1.2
18 April			1.2		Halanke.de-Öschelbronn
20–23 April			2.1
21–25 April			2.2
23 April			1.2
24 April			1.1
24 April			1.2
25 April			1.1
25 April			1.1
25 April			1.2
25 April			1.2
25 April			1.2
25 April			1.2U		Slovenia (national team)
25 April–1 May			2.2
26–27 April			2.Ncup		Italy (national team)
27 April			1.1		Centro Ciclismo de Loulé-Louletano
28 April–2 May			2.1		Centro Ciclismo de Loulé-Louletano
29–30 April			2.2		Hemus 1896–Vivelo
1 May			1.1
1 May			1.1
1 May			1.HC
1 May			1.2U		Ked-Bianchi Team Berlin
1 May			1.2
1 May			1.2		Partizan Srbija
1 May			1.2
1 May			1.2		Qin Cycling Team
2 May			1.2		Team Delio Gallina–S. Inox
2 May			1.2
3 May			1.2		Partizan Srbija
5–9 May			2.HC
6–10 May			2.2		Team Designa Køkken–Blue Water
7–9 May			2.1		Mróz–Active Jet
8 May			1.2		Team Concordia Forsikring–Himmerland
9 May			1.2
9 May			1.2
12 May			1.1
12–16 May			2.2
13–16 May			2.2
14–16 May			2.1
17–22 May			2.2
19–23 May			2.1
20–23 May			2.2U		PWS Eijssen
21–24 May			2.2U
23 May			1.1
23–30 May			2.2		Team Sprocket
26–30 May			2.HC
26–30 May			2.HC
28 May			1.1
28–30 May			2.2		Vendée U
28–31 May			2.2		Brisaspor
29 May			1.1
29 May			1.1		Estonia (national team)
29 May			1.1
29 May			1.2
30 May			1.2
30 May			1.1
30 May			1.2U		Zalf Désirée Fior
30 May			1.2U
2 June			1.2		Zalf Désirée Fior
2–6 June			2.2
2–6 June			2.HC
5–12 June			2.2		Hemus 1896–Vivelo
6 June			1.2		PWS Eijssen
6 June			1.2		Vega Prefabbricati Montappone
6 June			1.HC
8–15 June			2.2
10–13 June			2.2
10–13 June			2.2		Roubaix Lille Metropole
11–13 June			2.1
11–13 June			2.2U		Poland (national team)
11–13 June			2.2
11–20 June			2.2		Colombia (national team)
13 June			1.2
14–19 June			2.2		CDC–Cavaliere
15–20 June			2.2U		Thüringer Energie Team
16–20 June			2.1
17–19 June			2.2		Mróz–Active Jet
17–20 June			2.1
17–20 June			2.1
17–20 June			2.2
17–20 June			2.2		Price-Custom Bikes
18–20 June			2.2U
19 June			1.1
20 June			1.1
20 June			1.2		Austria (national team)
20 June			1.2
23 June			1.1
30 June			1.2		Beveren 2000
30 June–4 July			2.1		Mróz–Active Jet
3 July			1.2		Beveren 2000
4 July			1.2
4 July			1.2		Scap Prefabbricati Foresi
4–11 July			2.HC
6 July			1.2
7–11 July			2.2
11 July			1.2		Gragnano Sporting Club
11 July			1.2
11 July			1.2
16 July	European Road Championships (U23) – Time Trial		CC		Great Britain (national team)
17–18 July			2.1
18 July			1.2		Zalf Désirée Fior
18 July	European Road Championships (U23) – Road Race		CC		Poland (national team)
21–25 July			2.1
22 July			1.2
22–25 July			2.2		Hemus 1896–Vivelo
23–25 July			2.2		Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse
24–26 July			2.2
24–28 July			2.HC
25 July			1.1
25 July			1.2		CC Nogent-sur-Oise
27–31 July			2.2		Team Nutrixxion Sparkasse
28 July–1 Aug			2.2
1 August			1.1
1 August			1.1
1 August			1.1
3–7 August			2.2		Supermercados Froiz
4–5 August			2.1
4–8 August			2.2		AVC Aix-en-Provence
4–8 August			2.HC
4–8 August			2.HC
4–15 August			2.1
5 August			1.1
5 August			1.2		Scap Prefabbricati Foresi
7 August			1.1
8 August			1.1
8 August			1.2		Palmans–Cras
8 August			1.2		Gragnano Sporting Club
10–14 August			2.1
12–15 August			2.2
13 August			1.HC
14 August			1.2		Mróz Active Jet
14 August			1.2		Loborika
15 August			1.2		Palmans–Cras
15 August			1.2		Mróz Active Jet
16 August			1.2		Zalf Désirée Fior
17 August			1.1
17 August			1.2		Gragnano Sporting Club
17 August			1.HC
17–20 August			2.1
18 August			1.1
19 August			1.1
20–22 August			2.2
21 August			1.1
21 August			1.2
24 August			1.2
24–27 August			2.1
24–29 August			2.2
25 August			1.1
26–30 August			2.2		Brisaspor
28 August			1.1
28–29 August			2.2
29 August			1.1
29 August			1.1		Palmans–Cras
29 August			1.2
29 August			1.2
31 August–7 September			2.2
5 September			1.1
5 September			1.1
5 September			1.1
5 September			1.2		Team Jayco–Skins
5 September			1.2
5–12 September			2.Ncup		Colombia (national team)
8 September			1.1
8–11 September			2.2		Norway (national team)
11 September			1.HC
11–18 September			2.1
12 September			1.2		Team Designa Køkken–Blue Water
12 September			1.HC
12–19 September			2.2		SK Dobrich
15 September			1.1
17 September			1.1
17 September			1.1
18 September			1.1
19 September			1.1
19 September			1.1
19 September			1.2
19 September			1.2
22 September			1.1
24–26 September			2.2
25 September			1.1
25 September			1.2
26 September			1.HC
26 September			1.1
26 September–5 October			2.2
28 September			1.2		Team Futura-Matricardi
30 September–3 October			2.1
1–3 October			2.2
2 October			1.2		A.C.S. Lupi-San Marino
3 October			1.1
5 October			1.1
7 October			1.1
7 October			1.1
9 October			1.HC
10 October			1.1
10 October			1.2U		Beveren 2000
10 October			1.HC
12 October			1.1
14 October			1.HC
17 October			1.1

Final ranking

There is a competition for the rider, team and country with the most points gained from winning or achieving a high place in the above races.

Individual classification

Rank	Name
align=center	1	787
align=center	2	653
align=center	3	569
align=center	4	493
align=center	5	482
align=center	6	457
align=center	7	378
align=center	8	363
align=center	9	361
align=center	10	360

Team classification

Rank	Team
align=center	1	2624.4
align=center	2	1564
align=center	3	1503.2
align=center	4	1481
align=center	5	1456
align=center	6	1184
align=center	7	1158
align=center	8	1141
align=center	9	1089
align=center	10	1072

Nation classification

Rank	Nation
align=center	1	4166.6
align=center	2	3000.4
align=center	3	2426.8
align=center	4	2267.2
align=center	5	1989
align=center	6	1720.2
align=center	7	1551
align=center	8	1390
align=center	9	1278
align=center	10	775

Nation under-23 classification

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Rank	Nation under-23
align=center	1	1299
align=center	2	1140
align=center	3	1018
align=center	4	834
align=center	5	638
align=center	6	585
align=center	7	362
align=center	8	235
align=center	9	223
align=center	10	213