A revised cycling calendar built around the rescheduled Tour de France was unveiled by International Cycling Union president David Lappartient on Tuesday. Cycling was first disrupted by the coronavirus in February when the UAE Tour was scrapped mid-race after two mechanics tested positive. The sport's most prestigious event, the Tour de France, has been pushed back two months to August 29-September 20, a move revealed three weeks ago. But on Tuesday after consultations with race organisers, teams and riders' unions a new series of dates was revealed as authorities tentatively try to end the lockdown. Grand Tours Tour de France (Aug 29-Sep 20) Giro d'Italia (Oct 3-25) Vuelta a Espana (Oct 20-Nov 8) UCI World Championships in Switzerland (Sep 20-27) One-week races Criterium du Dauphine (Aug 12-16) Tirreno-Adriatico (Sep 7-14) One-day races Milan-San Remo (Aug 8) Liege-Bastogne-Liege (Oct 4) Tour of Flanders (Oct 18) Paris-Roubaix (Oct 25) Giro di Lombardia (Oct 31) afp