The 2024 UCI Road and Para-Cycling Road World Championships take place in Switzerland from 21 to 29 September, with courses for the road racing and time trials around Zurich.
The timing has been pushed back from 2023 by the Paris Olympics and the rescheduling of other events around this, such as the Tour de France Femmes.
As in previous years, the UCI Gravel World Championships take place at a separate date and location. They won’t be held until 5 and 6 October and will take place in Flanders, in Belgium.
How to watch the 2024 Road World Championships – main event schedule
The racing starts on Saturday 21 September, with the women's and men's elite time trials both taking place on Sunday 22 September. The women's ITT covers 29.9km and the men's ITT covers 46.1km, both finishing in Zurich.
It concludes the weekend after with the women's elite road race on Saturday 28 September, starting in Uster and finishing with four laps of a circuit through central Zurich, covering 154.1km with 2,384m of elevation gain.
The final event is the men's elite road race, which takes place on Sunday 29 September. It starts in Winterthur and finishes with seven laps of the Zurich circuit, covering 273.9km with 4,470m of elevation gain.
2024 UCI Road and TT World Championships – viewing options for the UK
In the UK, the BBC will be showing selected events live and on-demand on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, with timings to be confirmed.
You can also watch selected events, including the individual time trials, the mixed team relay and the elite road races live or on-demand on Eurosport and Discovery+. The events are being covered by free-to-air broadcasters across Europe too.
2024 UCI Road and TT World Championships – viewing options for the USA
In the US, you can watch the majority of the events in the World Championships live and on-demand with a subscription to Flobikes. The events will also be streamed on FuboTV, again with a subscription needed.
2024 UCI Road and TT World Championships – viewing options for Australia
In Australia, the World Championships will be covered free-to-air on SBS Sport and SBS On Demand. The programme schedule is yet to be announced.
Other channels
You will also find global coverage and highlights on the UCI channel on YouTube and Facebook.
