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2010–11 UCI Europe Tour

Field	Value
name	2010–11 UCI Europe Tour
edition	7
competition	UCI Europe Tour
dates	– 16 October 2011
location	Europe
rounds	About 300+
individual_champion	Giovanni Visconti
individual_champion_team
teams_champion
nations_champion	Italy
previous	[2009–10](2009-10-uci-europe-tour)
next	[2012](2012-uci-europe-tour)

The 2010–11 UCI Europe Tour was the seventh season of the UCI Europe Tour. The season began on 28 October 2010 with the Tour of Marmara and ended on 16 October 2011 with the Chrono des Nations.

The points leader, based on the cumulative results of previous races, wears the UCI Europe Tour cycling jersey. Giovanni Visconti of Italy was the defending champion of the 2009–10 UCI Europe Tour and was crowned as the 2010–11 UCI Europe Tour.

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
28–31 October	Tour of Marmara		2.2	Kemal Küçükbay	Brisaspor
4–7 November	Tour of Alanya		2.2	Nikias Arndt	LKT Team Brandenburg

2011

Date	Race name	Location	UCI Rating	Winner	Team
28–30 January	Giro della Provincia di Reggio Calabria	Italy	2.1	Daniele Pietropolli
30 January	Grand Prix Cycliste la Marseillaise	France	1.1	Jérémy Roy
2–6 February	Étoile de Bessèges	France	2.1	Anthony Ravard
5 February	Gran Premio della Costa Etruschi	Italy	1.1	Elia Viviani
6 February	Trofeo Mallorca	Spain	1.1	Tyler Farrar
7 February	Trofeo Cala Millor	Spain	1.1	Tyler Farrar
8 February	Trofeo Inca	Spain	1.1	Ben Hermans
9 February	Trofeo Deia	Spain	1.1	José Joaquín Rojas
9–13 February	Tour Méditerranéen	France	2.1	David Moncoutié
10 February	Trofeo Magaluf-Palmanova	Spain	1.1	Murilo Fischer
16–20 February	[Volta ao Algarve](2011-volta-ao-algarve)	Portugal	2.1	Tony Martin
19 February	Trofeo Laigueglia	Italy	1.1	Daniele Pietropolli
19–20 February	[Tour du Haut Var](2011-tour-du-haut-var)	France	2.1	Thomas Voeckler
20–24 February	[Vuelta a Andalucía](2011-vuelta-a-andalucia)	Spain	2.1	Markel Irizar
22–26 February	Giro di Sardegna	Italy	2.1	Peter Sagan
26 February	Gran Premio dell'Insubria-Lugano	Switzerland	1.1	Giovanni Visconti
26 February	Beverbeek Classic	Belgium	1.2	Evert Verbist
26 February	Ster van Zwolle	Netherlands	1.2	Barry Markus
26 February	[Omloop Het Nieuwsblad](2011-omloop-het-nieuwsblad)	Belgium	1.HC	Sebastian Langeveld
27 February	Classica Sarda	Italy	1.1	Pavel Brutt
27 February	Clásica de Almería	Spain	1.1	Matteo Pelucchi
27 February	Kuurne–Brussels–Kuurne	Belgium	1.1	Chris Sutton
27 February	Gran Premio di Lugano	Switzerland	1.1	Ivan Basso
27 February	Les Boucles du Sud Ardèche	France	1.1	Arthur Vichot
2 March	Le Samyn	Belgium	1.1	Dominic Klemme
3 March	Giro del Friuli	Italy	1.1	José Serpa
4–6 March	Vuelta a Murcia	Spain	2.1	Alberto Contador
Jérôme Coppel

4–6 March	Driedaagse van West-Vlaanderen	Belgium	2.1	Jesse Sergent
5 March	[Strade Bianche](2011-montepaschi-strade-bianche)	Italy	1.1	Philippe Gilbert
5 March	De Vlaamse Pijl	Belgium	1.2	Frédéric Amorison
6 March	Trofeo Zsšdi	Italy	1.2	Enrico Battaglin	Zalf Désirée Fior
6 March	Grand Prix de la Ville de Lillers	France	1.2	Denis Flahaut
13 March	Paris–Troyes	France	1.2	Jonathan Hivert
13 March	Poreč Trophy		1.2	Blaž Jarc	Adria Mobil
13 March	Omloop van het Waasland	Belgium	1.2	Aidis Kruopis
13 March	Trofeo Franco Balestra	Italy	1.2	Alessandro Mazzi	Petroli Firenze Team
13 March	Rabobank Dorpenomloop Rucphen	Netherlands	1.2	Barry Markus	Rabobank Continental Team
13 March	Kattekoers	Belgium	1.2	Jonas Vangenechten
16 March	Nokere Koerse	Belgium	1.1	Gert Steegmans
17–20 March	Istrian Spring Trophy		2.2	Robert Vrečer	Perutnina Ptuj
18 March	Handzame Classic	Belgium	1.1	Steve Schets	Donckers Koffie–Jelly Belly
19 March	Classic Loire Atlantique	France	1.1	Lieuwe Westra
20 March	Cholet-Pays de la Loire	France	1.1	Thomas Voeckler
20 March	GP San Giuseppe	Italy	1.2	Enrico Battaglin	Zalf Désirée Fior
20 March	La Roue Tourangelle	France	1.2	David Veilleux
21–27 March	Tour de Normandie	France	2.2	Alexandre Blain	Endura Racing
22–26 March	Settimana Internazionale di Coppi e Bartali	Italy	2.1	Emanuele Sella
23 March	Dwars door Vlaanderen	Belgium	1.1	Nick Nuyens
25–27 March	Grand Prix du Portugal	Portugal	2.2	Filipe Cardoso
26 March	[E3 Prijs Vlaanderen – Harelbeke](2011-e3-prijs-vlaanderen-nbsp-harelbeke)	Belgium	1.HC	Fabian Cancellara
26–27 March	[Critérium International](2011-criterium-international)	France	2.HC	Fränk Schleck
29–31 March	[Three Days of De Panne](2011-three-days-of-de-panne)	Belgium	2.HC	Sébastien Rosseler
1 April	Route Adélie de Vitré	France	1.1	Renaud Dion
1–3 April	Le Triptyque des Monts et Châteaux	Belgium	2.2	Tom Dumoulin
2 April	Hel van het Mergelland	Netherlands	1.1	Pim Ligthart
2 April	GP Miguel Induráin	Spain	1.HC	Samuel Sánchez
3 April	Flèche d'Emeraude	France	1.1	Tony Gallopin
3 April	GP de la Ville de Nogent-sur-Oise	France	1.2	Alexey Tsatevitch
3 April	Trofeo Piva	Italy	1.2U	Richard Lang	Team Jayco–AIS
5–8 April	Circuit de la Sarthe	France	2.1	Anthony Roux
6 April	Scheldeprijs	Belgium	1.HC	Mark Cavendish
6–10 April	GP of Sochi	Russia	2.2	Björn Schröder	Team Nutrixxion–Sparkasse
7 April	Grand Prix Pino Cerami	Belgium	1.1	Bert Scheirlinckx
6–9 April	Cinturón a Mallorca	Spain	2.2	Iker Camaño	Endura Racing
8–10 April	Circuit des Ardennes	France	2.2	Gianni Meersman
9 April	Trofeo Edil C	Italy	1.2	Mattia Pozzo	Viris Vigevano
9 April	Ronde van Vlaanderen U23	Belgium	1.Ncup	Salvatore Puccio	Italy (national team)
10 April	Giro dell'Appennino	Italy	1.1	Damiano Cunego
10 April	Klasika Primavera	Spain	1.1	Jonathan Hivert
12 April	Paris–Camembert	France	1.1	Sandy Casar
13 April	Brabantse Pijl	Belgium	1.HC	Philippe Gilbert
13 April	La Côte Picarde	France	1.Ncup	Arnaud Démare	France (national team)
13–17 April	Vuelta a Castilla y León	Spain	2.1	Xavier Tondó
13–17 April	Tour of Hellas		2.2	Stefan Schäfer	LKT Team Brandenburg
13–17 April	Tour du Loir-et-Cher	France	2.2	Anthony Saux
14 April	Grand Prix de Denain	France	1.1	Jimmy Casper
15–16 April	Ronde van Drenthe	Netherlands	2.1	Kenny van Hummel
16 April	Tour du Finistère	France	1.1	Romain Feillu
16 April	Liège–Bastogne–Liège Espoirs	Belgium	1.2U	Tosh Van der Sande	Omega Pharma–Lotto–Davo
16 April	ZLM Tour	Netherlands	1.Ncup	Luke Rowe	Great Britain (national team)
17 April	Tro-Bro Léon	France	1.1	Vincent Jérôme
17 April	Zellik–Galmaarden	Belgium	1.2	Gaetan Bille
17 April	Grand Prix of Donetsk		1.2	Yuriy Agarkov
17 April	Rutland-Melton Classic	United Kingdom	1.2	Zakkari Dempster
19–22 April	[Giro del Trentino](2011-giro-del-trentino)	Italy	2.HC	Michele Scarponi
19–23 April	Toscana-Terra di Ciclismo	Italy	2.Ncup	Georg Preidler	Austria (national team)
20–24 April	GP of Adygeya	Russia	2.2	Kirill Sinitsyn	Sibir
23 April	Grand Prix Herning		1.1	Troels Vinther	Glud & Marstrand–LRØ
23 April	Banja Luka-Belgrade I		1.2	Krisztián Lovassy	Ora Hotels–Carrera
23 April	GP Llodio	Spain	1.1	Santiago Pérez	Barbot–Efapel
23 April	Arno Wallaard Memorial	Netherlands	1.2	Arne Hassink	TT Raiko-Argon 18
24 April	Vuelta a La Rioja	Spain	1.1	Imanol Erviti
24 April	Paris–Mantes-en-Yvelines	France	1.2	Pierre Drancourt	ESEG Douai
24 April	Banja Luka-Belgrade II		1.2	Matija Kvasina	Loborika Favorit Team
24 April	Himmerland Rundt		1.2	Michael Reihs	Christina Watches-Onfone
24 Apr–1 May	[Presidential Tour of Turkey](2011-tour-of-turkey)		2.HC	Alexander Efimkin
25 April	Rund um Köln	Germany	1.1	Michael Matthews
25 April	Ronde van Noord-Holland	Netherlands	1.2	Niels Wytinck	Colba–Mercury
25 April	Gran Premio della Liberazione	Italy	1.2U	Matteo Trentin	Team Brilla-Pasta Montegrappa
25 April	Giro del Belvedere	Italy	1.2U	Nicola Boem	Zalf Désirée Fior
25 April–1 May	Tour de Bretagne	France	2.2	Péter Kusztor	Atlas Personal
26 April	GP Palio del Recioto	Italy	1.2U	Georg Preidler
27 April–2 May	Vuelta a Asturias	Spain	2.1	Javier Moreno
30 April	GP Industria & Artigianato di Larciano	Italy	1.1	Ángel Vicioso
30 April	Mayor Cup	Russia	1.2	Ivan Stević	Partizan Powermove
1 May	Rund um den Finanzplatz Eschborn–Frankfurt	Germany	1.HC	John Degenkolb
1 May	Rund um den Finanzplatz Eschborn–Frankfurt U23	Germany	1.2U	Patrick Bercz	Team NRW
1 May	Memoriał Andrzeja Trochanowskiego	Poland	1.2	André Schulze
1 May	Grote 1-MeiPrijs	Belgium	1.2	Aidis Kruopis
1 May	Circuito del Porto	Italy	1.2	Cristian Rossi	Casati Named
1 May	Memorial Oleg Dyachenko	Russia	1.2	Dmitry Kosyakov
2 May	GP of Moscow	Russia	1.2	Oleksandr Martynenko
4–8 May	Giro del Friuli-Venezia Giulia	Italy	2.2	Matteo Busato	Zalf Désirée Fior
4–8 May	Four Days of Dunkirk	France	2.HC	Thomas Voeckler
5–9 May	Five Rings of Moscow	Russia	2.2	Sergey Firsanov
6–8 May	Szlakiem Grodów Piastowskich	Poland	2.1	Robert Vrečer
7 May	Ronde van Overijssel	Netherlands	1.2	Wouter Haan	Ruiter Dakkapellen Wielerteam
7–8 May	Vuelta a la Comunidad de Madrid	Spain	2.1	Rui Costa
8 May	Circuit de Wallonie	Belgium	1.2	Diego Tamayo	WIT
8 May	GP Industrie del Marmo	Italy	1.2	Rafael Andriato
8 May	Omloop der Kempen	Netherlands	1.2	Jos Pronk	Ruiter Dakkapellen Wielerteam
12–15 May	Rhône-Alpes Isère Tour	France	2.2	Sylvain Georges	BigMat–Auber 93
13–15 May	Tour de Picardie	France	2.1	Romain Feillu
14 May	Scandinavian Race	Sweden	1.2	Andzs Flaksis	Rietumu Bank–Delfin
16–21 May	Olympia's Tour	Netherlands	2.2	Jetse Bol	Rabobank Continental Team
18–22 May	Circuit de Lorraine	France	2.1	Anthony Roux
19–22 May	Ronde de l'Isard	France	2.2U	Kenny Elissonde	CC Etupes
20 May	Jūrmala GP		1.2	Jaan Kirsipuu	Champion System
22 May	ProRace Berlin	Germany	1.1	Marcel Kittel
22–29 May	An Post Ras		2.2	Gediminas Bagdonas
25–29 May	[Tour of Belgium](2011-tour-of-belgium)	Belgium	2.HC	Philippe Gilbert
25–29 May	[Bayern Rundfahrt](2011-bayern-rundfahrt)	Germany	2.HC	Geraint Thomas
26–29 May	Tour of Trakya		2.2	Andreas Keuser	Team Worldofbike.gr
27 May	Tallinn–Tartu GP		1.1	Angelo Furlan
27–29 May	Tour de Gironde	France	2.2	Julien Foisnet	Véranda Rideau
28 May	Tartu GP		1.1	Jean Eudes Demaret
28 May	Grand Prix de Plumelec-Morbihan	France	1.1	Sylvain Georges
29 May	Rogaland GP		2.2	Frederik Wilmann
29 May	Boucles de l'Aulne	France	1.1	Martijn Keizer
29 May	Trofeo Città di San Vendemiano	Italy	1.2U	Michele Gazzara
29 May	Paris–Roubaix Espoirs	France	1.2U	Ramon Sinkeldam
1–5 June	[Tour of Norway](2011-glava-tour-of-norway)		2.2	Wilco Kelderman
1–5 June	[Tour de Luxembourg](2011-tour-de-luxembourg)		2.HC	Linus Gerdemann
2 June	Trofeo Alcide Degasperi	Italy	1.2	Matteo Trentin	Team Brilla Pasta Montegrappa
2–5 June	Tour de Berlin	Germany	2.2U	Jasha Sütterlin	Thüringer Energie Team
2–5 June	Tour of Isparta		2.2	Mustafa Sayar	Konya–Torku Sekerspor–Vivelo
4–11 June	Tour de Slovaquie		2.2	Nikita Novikov	Itera–Katusha
4–11 June	Tour of Romania		2.2	Andrei Nechita	Romania (national team)
5 June	Tour de Rijke	Netherlands	1.1	Theo Bos
5 June	Grand Prix of Aargau Canton	Switzerland	1.1	Michael Albasini	Switzerland (national team)
5 June	Memorial Van Coningsloo	Belgium	1.2	Andrew Fenn
5 June	Coppa della Pace	Italy	1.2	Andrey Solomennikov	Itera–Katusha
8–12 June	Carpathia Couriers Path	Poland	2.2U	Paweł Bernas	Kelly's GKS Cartusia Kartuzy
9–12 June	Ronde de l'Oise	France	2.2	Gediminas Bagdonas
9–12 June	Volta ao Alentejo	Portugal	2.2	Evaldas Šiškevičius
9–13 June	Flèche du Sud		2.2	Lasse Bøchman
10–12 June	Delta Tour Zeeland	Netherlands	2.1	Marcel Kittel
10–19 June	Giro Bio	Italy	2.2	Mattia Cattaneo
12 June	Neuseenclassics	Germany	1.1	André Schulze
12 June	Val d'Ille U Classic 35	France	1.2	Guillaume Louyest	Saur–Sojasun Espoirs
12 June	GP Judendorf-Strassengel		1.2	Tomislav Dančulović	Loborika Favorit Team
13–19 June	Tour de Serbie		2.2	Ivan Stević	Partizan Powermove
13–19 June	Thüringen Rundfahrt U23	Germany	2.2U	Wilco Kelderman
15–19 June	Ster Elektrotoer	Netherlands	2.1	Philippe Gilbert
16–18 June	Tour of Małopolska	Poland	2.2	Tomasz Marczyński
16–19 June	Tour of Slovenia		2.1	Diego Ulissi
16–19 June	Route du Sud	France	2.1	Vasil Kiryienka
16–19 June	Boucles de la Mayenne	France	2.2	Jimmy Casper
16–19 June	Tour des Pays de Savoie	France	2.2	Nikita Novikov	Itera–Katusha
17–19 June	Oberösterreichrundfahrt		2.2	Petr Benčik	PSK Whirlpool
19 June	Giro di Toscana	Italy	1.1	Dan Martin
19 June	Flèche Ardennaise	Belgium	1.2	Zico Waeytens	Omega Pharma–Lotto–Davo
22 June	Halle–Ingooigem	Belgium	1.1	Roy Curvers
29 June	I.W.T. Jong Maar Moedig	Belgium	1.2	Bert Scheirlinckx
29 June–3 July	Course de la Solidarité Olympique	Poland	2.1	Marcin Sapa	Polska Szosowa
30 June–3 July	Tour of Cappadocia		2.2	Mert Mutlu	Brisaspor
2 July	GP Kranj		1.1	Simone Ponzi
2 July	Omloop Het Nieuwsblad U23	Belgium	1.2	Tom Van Asbroeck	Van Der Vurst Cycling Team
3 July	Dwars door het Hageland	Belgium	1.2	Grégory Habeaux
3–10 July	[Österreich Rundfahrt](2011-tour-of-austria)		2.HC	Fredrik Kessiakoff
6–10 July	Sibiu Cycling Tour		2.2	Vladimir Koev	Konya–Torku Sekerspor–Vivelo
7–10 July	GP Torres Vedras	Portugal	2.2	Ricardo Mestre	Tavira–Prio
7–10 July	Vuelta a la Comunidad de Madrid U23	Spain	2.2U	Bob Rodriguez	Amical Vélo Club Aixois
7–10 July	Czech Cycling Tour		2.2	Stanislav Kozubek	PSK Whirlpool
10 July	Giro del Medio Brenta	Italy	1.2	Moreno Moser	Italy (U23 national team)
10 July	La Ronde Pévèloise	France	1.2	Arnaud Démare	CC Nogent-sur-Oise
11 July	GP Stad Geel	Belgium	1.2	Sam Bennett
15 July	Gran Premio Nobili Rubinetterie – Coppa Città di Stresa	Italy	1.1	Elia Viviani
15 July	European Road Championships (U23) – Time Trial	Italy	CC	Yoann Paillot	France (national team)
16 July	Gran Premio Nobili Rubinetterie – Coppa Papà Carlo	Italy	1.1	Simone Ponzi
17 July	European Road Championships (U23) – Road Race	Italy	CC	Julian Kern	Germany (national team)
20–24 July	Brixia Tour	Italy	2.1	Fortunato Baliani	D'Angelo & Antenucci–Nippo
23 July	Miskolc GP		1.2	Matija Kvasina	Loborika Favorit Team
23–25 July	Kreiz Breizh Elites	France	2.2	Laurent Pichon	Bretagne–Schuller
23–27 July	Tour de Wallonie	Belgium	2.HC	Greg Van Avermaet
24 July	GP de Pérenchies	France	1.2	Anthony Colin
24 July	Budapest GP		1.2	Andris Smirnovs	Latvia (national team)
25 July	Prueba Villafranca de Ordizia	Spain	1.1	Julien Simon
26–30 July	Dookoła Mazowsza	Poland	2.2	Robert Radosz	BDC Team
27–31 July	Tour Alsace	France	2.2	Thibaut Pinot
31 July	Trofeo Matteotti	Italy	1.1	Oscar Gatto
31 July	Circuito de Getxo	Spain	1.1	Juan José Lobato
31 July	La Poly Normande	France	1.1	Anthony Delaplace
31 July	Sparkassen Giro	Germany	1.1	Pieter Vanspeybrouck
2–6 August	Vuelta a León	Spain	2.2	Marc Goos	Rabobank Continental Team
3–4 August	Paris–Corrèze	France	2.1	Samuel Dumoulin
3–7 August	[Danmark Rundt](2011-danmark-rundt)		2.HC	Simon Gerrans
3–7 August	[Vuelta a Burgos](2011-vuelta-a-burgos)	Spain	2.HC	Joaquim Rodríguez
4–15 August	[Volta a Portugal](2011-volta-a-portugal)	Portugal	2.1	Ricardo Mestre
5 August	GP Folignano	Italy	1.2	Kristijan Đurasek	Loborika Favorit Team
6 August	Gran Premio Città di Camaiore	Italy	1.1	Fabio Taborre
6 August	GP Betonexpressz 2000		1.2	Martin Schöffmann	WSA–Viperbike Kärnten
7 August	Trofeo Bastianelli	Italy	1.2	Kristijan Đurasek	Loborika Favorit Team
7 August	Antwerpse Havenpijl	Belgium	1.2	Pirmin Lang	Atlas Personal
9–13 August	Tour de l'Ain	France	2.1	David Moncoutié
11–13 August	Tour of Szeklerland		2.2	Florian Bissinger
11–14 August	Mi-Août Bretonne	France	2.2	Mark McNally
13 August	Memoriał Henryka Łasaka	Poland	1.2	Luka Mezgec	Sava
14 August	London-Surrey cycle classic	United Kingdom	1.2	Mark Cavendish	Great Britain (national team)
14 August	Dwars door de Antwerpse Kempen	Belgium	1.2	Tom Devriendt	EFC–Quick Step Cycling Team
14 August	Puchar Uzdrowisk Karpackich	Poland	1.2	Jacek Morajko
14 August	GP di Poggiana	Italy	1.2U	Mattia Cattaneo
16 August	GP Capodarco	Italy	1.2	Mattia Cattaneo
16 August	Tre Valli Varesine	Italy	1.HC	Davide Rebellin
16–19 August	Tour du Limousin	France	2.HC	Björn Leukemans
17 August	Coppa Ugo Agostoni	Italy	1.1	Sacha Modolo
18 August	Coppa Bernocchi	Italy	1.1	Yauheni Hutarovich
19 August	Dutch Food Valley Classic	Netherlands	1.1	Theo Bos
20 August	Trofeo Melinda	Italy	1.1	Davide Rebellin
20 August	Puchar Ministra Obrony Narodowej	Poland	1.2	Tomasz Kiendyś
21 August	Châteauroux Classic	France	1.1	Anthony Ravard
23 August	Grote Prijs Stad Zottegem	Belgium	1.1	Svein Tuft
23 August	GP des Marbriers	France	1.2	Pierre Drancourt	ESEG Douai
23–26 August	Tour du Poitou Charentes et de la Vienne	France	2.1	Jesse Sergent
23–28 August	Giro della Valle d'Aosta	Italy	2.2	Fabio Aru	U.C. Palazzago
24 August	Druivenkoers Overijse	Belgium	1.1	Björn Leukemans
25 August	Gran Premio Industria e Commercio Artigianato Carnaghese	Italy	1.1	Giovanni Visconti
25–28 August	Tour of Victory		2.2	Nazim Bakırcı	Brisaspor
28 August	Schaal Sels	Belgium	1.1	Aidis Kruopis
28 August	Ronde van Midden-Nederland	Netherlands	1.2	Wim Stroetinga	Ubbink–Koga Cycling Team
28 August	Ljubljana-Zagreb		1.2	Kristjan Fajt	Adria Mobil
31 August–3 September	Settimana Ciclistica Lombarda	Italy	2.1	Thibaut Pinot
2 September	Tour of Vojvodina I		1.2	Gregor Gazvoda	Perutnina Ptuj
3 September	Tour of Vojvodina II		1.2	Zsolt Dér	Serbia (national team)
4 September	Giro della Romagna	Italy	1.1	Oscar Gatto
4 September	Tour du Doubs	France	1.1	Arthur Vichot
4 September	Grote Prijs Jef Scherens	Belgium	1.1	Jérôme Pineau
4 September	Memorial Davide Fardelli	Italy	1.2	Anton Vorobyev
4 September	Kernen Omloop Echt-Susteren	Netherlands	1.2	Andris Smirnovs	Latvia (national team)
4–11 September	Tour de l'Avenir	France	2.Ncup	Esteban Chaves	Colombia (national team)
6–10 September	Giro di Padania	Italy	2.1	Ivan Basso
7 September	Memorial Rik Van Steenbergen	Belgium	1.1	Kenny van Hummel
8–11 September	Tour of Marmara		2.2	Ali Riza Tanriverdi	Brisaspor
10 September	Paris–Brussels	Belgium	1.HC	Denis Galimzyanov
11 September	Chrono Champenois	France	1.2	Luke Durbridge	Australia (national team)
11 September	Grand Prix de Fourmies	France	1.HC	Guillaume Blot
11–18 September	Tour of Britain	United Kingdom	2.1	Lars Boom
11–18 September	Tour of Bulgaria		2.2	Ivaïlo Gabrovski	CC Nessebar
14 September	Grand Prix de Wallonie	Belgium	1.1	Philippe Gilbert
16 September	GP de la Somme	France	1.1	Anthony Roux
16 September	Kampioenschap van Vlaanderen	Belgium	1.1	Marcel Kittel
18 September	Grand Prix d'Isbergues	France	1.1	Jonas Jørgensen
18 September	Gran Premio Industria e Commercio di Prato	Italy	1.1	Peter Sagan
18 September	Trofeo Gianfranco Bianchin	Italy	1.2	Moreno Moser	Lucchini Maniva
18 September	Duo Normand	France	1.2	Thomas Dekker
Johan Vansummeren
18 September	GP Impanis-Van Petegem	Belgium	1.2	Sander Cordeel	Colba–Mercury Cycling Team
21 September	Omloop van het Houtland Lichtervelde	Belgium	1.1	Guillaume Van Keirsbulck
24–25 September	Tour du Gévaudan Languedoc-Roussillon	France	2.2	Guillaume Levarlet
27 September	Ruota d'Oro	Italy	1.2	Antonio Parrinello	Hopplà Truck Valdarno
29 September–2 October	Circuit Franco-Belge	Belgium	2.1	Robbie McEwen
29 September–2 October	Tour of Gallipoli		2.2	Recep Ünalan	Manisaspor Cycling Team
30 September–2 October	Cinturó de l'Empordà	Spain	2.2	Paul Voss
1 October	Memorial Marco Pantani	Italy	1.1	Fabio Taborre
1 October	Piccolo Giro di Lombardia	Italy	1.2	Cristiano Monguzzi	Casati-Named
2 October	Tour de Vendée	France	1.HC	Marco Marcato
3 October	Münsterland Giro	Germany	1.1	Marcel Kittel
4 October	Binche–Tournai–Binche	Belgium	1.1	Rüdiger Selig
6 October	Paris–Bourges	France	1.1	Mathew Hayman
6 October	Coppa Sabatini	Italy	1.1	Enrico Battaglin
6–9 October	Tour of Alanya		2.2	Gabor Kasa	Manisaspor Cycling Team
8 October	Giro dell'Emilia	Italy	1.HC	Carlos Betancur
9 October	Gran Premio Bruno Beghelli	Italy	1.1	Filippo Pozzato
9 October	Paris–Tours Espoirs	France	1.2U	Fabien Schmidt
9 October	[Paris–Tours](2011-paris-tours)	France	1.HC	Greg Van Avermaet
11 October	Nationale Sluitingsprijs	Belgium	1.1	Yauheni Hutarovich
13 October	Giro del Piemonte	Italy	1.HC	Daniel Moreno
16 October	Chrono des Nations	France	1.1	Tony Martin

Final ranking

There is a competition for the rider, team and country with the most points gained from winning or achieving a high place in the above races.

Individual classification

Rank	Name	Points
1	Giovanni Visconti	716
2	Yauheni Hutarovich	659.25
3	Davide Rebellin	652
4	Marcel Kittel	556
5	Thomas Voeckler	518
6	Stefan van Dijk	494
7	Anthony Roux	442
8	Kenny van Hummel	399
9	Sacha Modolo	372
10	Aidis Kruopis	349

Team classification

Rank	Team	Points
1		2551.1
2		1619
3		1479
4		1411.75
5		1386
6		1355
7		1240
8		1155
9		1150
10		1040

Nation classification

Rank	Nation	Points
1	Italy	4174.2
2	France	3181.2
3	NED	2184.34
4	DEU	2162
5	BEL	1688.2
6	SLO	1640.4
7	Russia	1556.57
8	ESP	1143.2
9	POR	1096
10	POL	1049

Nation under-23 classification

Rank	Nation under-23	Points
1	Italy	1666.5
2	France	1541.65
3	NED	1167.68
4	Russia	710
5	DEU	678.75
6	BEL	643
7	Great Britain	454
8	TUR	442
9	LAT	295
10	ESP	234.5

References

Stokes, Shane. (6 February 2012). "Confirmed: Contador handed two year doping ban,loses 2010 Tour title". VeloNation.

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