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Championnats du Monde de Cyclisme

UCI 2027 Haute-Savoie Mont-Blanc

A region renowned for cycling and major sporting events, Haute-Savoie is set to host the biggest UCI World Cycling Championships in history in 2027. This international event will showcase 20 UCI World Championships in an exceptional natural setting, nestled amongst lakes and mountains. For nearly two weeks, the region will come alive with a unique celebration of cycling, combining performance, camaraderie and passion.

Exceptional race venues for the world’s best cyclists

The 2027 UCI World Championships in Haute-Savoie will take place across 16 competition venues spread throughout the region, offering a wide variety of courses and events. Each venue will offer a unique competitive setting, combining spectacular routes set against the backdrop of the Alpine landscape with facilities meeting the highest international standards.

Designed to showcase the full richness of Haute-Savoie’s terrain, these various competition venues will also offer iconic panoramic views and an immersive experience of the region. The villages and resorts hosting the events will help to create a warm and friendly atmosphere, combining sporting excellence with the chance to discover the local heritage.

View the map of sites

To enable the public to follow the competition and plan their visit, an interactive map of the venues in Haute-Savoie will be available. It will help visitors locate key points of interest: competition venues and stadiums, start and finish lines for road races, spectator areas, entertainment villages, and more… This visual guide highlights the diversity of the landscapes and enhances the experience for spectators on the ground. It is a genuine invitation to explore the region whilst enjoying the event live.

16 iconic venues: Annecy, Châtel, Cluses, Doussard, La Clusaz, Rochexpo (La Roche-sur-Foron), Les Gets, Morillon – Grand Massif, Rumilly, Sallanches–Domancy – Pays du Mont-Blanc, Samoëns – Grand Massif, Saint-Pierre-en-Faucigny, Thônes, Ville d’Évian, Vétraz-Monthoux – Annemasse and the National Velodrome in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (78).

Plan your trip to Haute-Savoie!

Find out all the details of the day-by-day programme for this historic edition of the 2027 UCI Cycling World Championships in Haute-Savoie Mont-Blanc. From the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines velodrome to the Alpine peaks, via the shores of Lake Annecy, find all the dates and venues for the events so you don’t miss out on any of the world titles being awarded in the Women’s, Men, Mixed Events and Masters.

 A local, festive event

More than 15,000 athletes from all over the world are expected in Haute-Savoie to compete for world titles in all cycling disciplines. Much more than just a competition, the event will transform the region into a bustling village, filled with entertainment, concerts and fan zones, in a friendly and festive atmosphere created by local residents and organisations.

 A lasting impact for Haute-Savoie

Planned with sustainability in mind, the 2027 UCI Cycling World Championships will make the most of existing infrastructure and have a clear ambition: to promote cycling and encourage sustainable transport. The event aims to leave a lasting legacy for the sport. A true international showcase, the event will provide global visibility for Haute-Savoie whilst generating economic benefits for local stakeholders. Beyond sport, it will highlight the region’s landscapes, heritage and appeal.

KEY FIGURES

16

Competition venues

20

UCI World Championships

+15k

Expected athletes

288

UCI World Titles up for grabs
including over 30 per cent for para-cycling

Practical info Everything you need to know to make the most of Haute-Savoie Mont-Blanc 2027

Dates

from 24 August to 5 September 2027

Location

Haute-Savoie