Cyclinglinks.nl

About Cyclinglinks.nl

Cyclinglinks.nl is the world's most complete and up-to-date collection of links to websites of international cycling races. The site also includes a 24 hours news links service for high-quality international cycling-related news.
On 24 October 1998, Cyclinglinks.nl was founded by Reinier Meijer, who still manages the website.
 
Cycling races are listed by date on the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) calendars. In addition, websites of professional criteriums (not listed on these calendars) are included.
 
To keep this website the world's most complete and up-to-date collection of links to websites of international cycling races, your link suggestions and corrections are much appreciated. You are warmly invited to share any comments or ask any questions.
 
This is Reinier's personal website, separate from his activities as a Country Risk Analyst at Rabobank Nederland.

About Reinier Meijer

Reinier Meijer (1983) is a Country Risk Analyst for Rabobank Nederland's Economic Research Department (KEO). Reinier has a Master of Science degree in Fiscal Economics from Tilburg University and a Master of Arts degree in Information Science from University of Amsterdam (UvA).

Reinier Meijer also designed and manages the websites of the following cycling races in the southwestern part of The Netherlands:
Ronde van Zeeland Seaports (Men Elite, UCI Europe Tour 1.1)
RaboSter Zeeuwsche Eilanden (Women Elite, UCI 2.2).

Use the contact form to contact Reinier.

Using Cyclinglinks.nl

Example

means:
This event takes place from 23 January to 01 February 2011 (See UCI event dates).
This event is titled ‘Le Tour de Langkawi’ according to the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI).
This event takes place in Mas (= Malaysia).
The website provides information about the 2011 edition of the event.
This event is ranked as a class 2.HC race (See UCI Calendar and/or UCI Rules).

Other abbreviations used:
Class WT: WorldTour event.
Class WC: World Cup event.
Class Cri: Criterium (Men Elite).
Class NCH: National Championships.
Class Nat: National event (with international (Men Elite) cyclists).
Class starting with MJ: (Men) Junior event.
Class starting with WE: Women (Elite) event.
Class starting with WJ: Women Junior event.