New historic page in history for international cycling, for the first time Female World Tour will be happening in UAE

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The first event of the World Female Tour in the Arab region will be happening in UAE as there will be 20 teams competing between 9-12 February, before the Men's World Tour that will take place on 20-26 February. 

The route will be announced in the coming days, and it underscores the new role of the UAE as one of the most awaited opening venues for the cycling season, taking advantage of the climate in February before moving to Europe with the arrival of Spring. Hosting the Women's World Tour confirms, explain the organizers in a note, that the passing for cycling in the country is growing, with great anticipation by supporters in the UAE. The competition, organized by the Abu Dhabi Sports Council, confirms that the country has now reached the right level of experience to organize the cycling routes and legs with the UAE tour, after years of success with the Dubai Tour and the Abu Dhabi Tour. 

The UAE, through the cycling tour which is transmitted world-wide gives us the opportunity to show everyone different areas of our country and historic sites. 

This is also thanks to this year's Women's Tour that represents for the UAE another step toward development of cycling in our country, underscoring the path we took to promote professional cycling in the entire Arab region

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