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2010–11 UCI Asia Tour

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Field	Value
name	2010–11 UCI Asia Tour
edition	7
competition	UCI Asia Tour
dates	–30 September 2011
location	Asia
rounds	34
individual_champion	Mehdi Sohrabi
individual_champion_team
teams_champion
nations_champion
previous	2009–10
next	2011–12

The 2010–11 UCI Asia Tour was the 7th season of the UCI Asia Tour. The season began on 10 October 2010 with the Kumamoto International Road Race and ended on 30 September 2011 with the Golan II.

The points leader, based on the cumulative results of previous races, wears the UCI Asia Tour cycling jersey. Mehdi Sohrabi from Iran was the defending champion of the 2009–10 UCI Asia Tour and was crowned as the 2010–11 UCI Asia Tour champion.

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

2010

Date	Race Name	Location	UCI Rating	Winner	Team
10 October	Kumamoto International Road Race		1.2	Takashi Miyazawa
11–19 October	Tour of Hainan		2.HC	Valentin Iglinsky
22–24 October	Tour de Seoul		2.2	Tomasz Marczynski
23 October	Tour of Taihu Lake		1.2	David Kemp	Fly V Australia
24 October	Japan Cup		1.HC	Dan Martin
24 October–3 November	Tour d'Indonesia		2.2	Herwin Jaya	Polygon Sweet Nice
13–14 November	Tour de Okinawa		2.2	Shinichi Fukushima
12 December	Tour of South China Sea
1.2	Kazuhiro Mori	Aisan Racing Team

2011

Date	Race Name	UCI Rating	Winner	Team
23 January–1 February	Tour de Langkawi	2.HC	Jonathan Monsalve
6–11 February	Tour of Qatar	2.1	Mark Renshaw
11 February	Mumbai Cyclothon I	1.1	Elia Viviani
13 February	Mumbai Cyclothon II	1.1	Robert Hunter
15–20 February	Tour of Oman	2.1	Robert Gesink
17 February	Asian Cycling Championships – Time trial	CC	Evgeny Vakker	Kyrgyzstan (national team)
19 February	Asian Cycling Championships – Road race	CC	Yukiya Arashiro	Japan (national team)
24–28 February	Kerman Tour	2.2	Mehdi Sohrabi
8–13 March	Jelajah Malaysia	2.2	Mehdi Sohrabi
19–28 March	Tour de Taiwan	2.2	Markus Eibegger
1–6 April	Tour of Thailand	2.2	Tobias Erler
15–24 April	Tour de Korea	2.2	Choi Ki Ho	Hong Kong (national team)
16–19 April	Le Tour de Filipinas	2.2	Rahim Ememi
24 April	Melaka Governor Cup	1.2	Hassan Maleki	Suren Cycling Team
13–18 May	Azerbaïjan Tour	2.2	Mehdi Sohrabi
25–29 May	International Presidency Tour	2.2	Samad Pourseyedi
26–29 May	Tour de Kumano	2.2	Fortunato Baliani
6–12 June	Tour de Singkarak	2.2	Amir Zargari
1–10 July	Tour of Qinghai Lake	2.HC	Gregor Gazvoda
1–5 September	Tour of Milad du Nour	2.2	Ghader Mizbani
7–11 September	Tour de Brunei	2.2	Shinichi Fukushima
10–20 September	Tour of China	2.1	Muradjan Khalmuratov
16–19 September	Tour de Hokkaido	2.2	Miguel Ángel Rubiano
24–25 September	Tour de East Java	2.2	Hossein Jahanbanian
28 September	Golan I	1.2	Vladimir Tuychiev	Uzbekistan (national team)
30 September	Golan II	1.2	Fadi Shekhoni	Syria (national team)

Final standings

Individual classification

Rank	Name	Points
1.	Mehdi Sohrabi	327
2.	Muradjan Khalmuratov	239
3.	Amir Zargari	218
4.	Libardo Niño	208
5.	Boris Shpilevsky	203
6.	Gregor Gazvoda	183
7.	Yukiya Arashiro	172
8.	Andrea Guardini	167
9.	Hossein Askari	153
10.	Rahim Ememi	149

Team classification

Rank	Team	Points
1.		1183
2.		663
3.		594.67
4.		371
5.		340
6.	Aisan Racing Team	302
7.		292
8.		272
9.		267
10.		266

Nation classification

Rank	Nation	Points
1.		1436
2.		1012
3.		449
4.		374
5.		348
6.		287
7.		210
8.		206.34
9.		200
10.		160

Nation under-23 classification

Rank	Nation under-23	Points
1.		169
2.		152
3.		123
4.		100
5.		81
6.		48
7.		35
8.		33
9.		26
10.		22

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