2025 Cycling World Championships: Africa's First

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A complete guide to the historic World Cup in Rwanda: schedule, live TV, and streaming

The 2025 UCI Road World Championships will go down in history as the first edition to be held on African soil. From September 21st to 28th, Kigali, Rwanda, will host the World Championships, which will award the coveted rainbow jerseys.


A historic edition with 13 titles up for grabs

The program includes 13 events, including time trials and road races, in the Elite, Under 23, and Junior categories for both men and women, plus the Mixed Time Trial Relay. For the first time, there will be a dedicated Under 23 women's category, after three years in which the winner was drawn from the Elite race.

The expected protagonists

Despite the absences of key figures such as former world champions Mathieu van der Poel and Lotte Kopecky, the field will be stellar. Reigning champion and four-time Tour winner Tadej Pogačar will challenge Remco Evenepoel, a former world champion in both the road race and time trial. Among the women, the spotlight will be on Pauline Ferrand-Prévot and Tour winner Demi Vollering.

Where to watch the World Cup

Television coverage will be guaranteed worldwide. The UCI will offer free streaming on its YouTube channel in countries without dedicated broadcasters. In Italy, the event will be broadcast live on RAI Sport and Eurosport/Discovery+.


The main program

- Sunday 21/9: Elite Time Trial (M/F)

- Wednesday 24/9: Mixed Relay

- Saturday 27/9: Elite Women's Road Race

- Sunday 28/9: Elite Men's Road Race