RideLondon Classique extends to three days on 2022 Women's WorldTour

LONDON ENGLAND AUGUST 03 Julia Soek of The Netherlands and Team Sunweb Floortje Mackaij of The Netherlands and Team Sunweb Leah Kirchmann of Canada and Team Sunweb Coryn Rivera of The United States and Team Sunweb Peloton Buckingham Palace Peloton during the 7th Prudential RideLondon Classique 2019 a 68km stage from The Mall London to The Mall London RideLondon RideLondon UCIWT PRLClassic on August 03 2019 in London England Photo by Alex LiveseyGetty Images
Ride London Classique 2019 (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

RideLondon Classique has been revamped, transforming into a three-day race that will make its return as part of the Women’s WorldTour in 2022. The event will become the second top-tier stage race held in the UK, set to take place from May 27-29, directly ahead of The Women’s Tour.

RideLondon has been held as a one-day race and was added to the inaugural Women’s WorldTour calendar in 2016. After being billed as a 1.Pro race in 2020, due to conflicting events on the top-tier calendar, it was then cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic

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