WLE / PROGRAMMES
Explore event circuits and programmes
Compare the documented dates and destinations of international sport and design programmes. Each guide groups events from the same calendar and links back to their official sources.
WLE / PROGRAMMES
All programmes
This is a directory of documented dates, not the organiser’s complete calendar. Follow each event’s official source for the latest programme.
369 documented events
World Athletics
Road races, track meetings, cross-country and race walking share a calendar but offer very different spectator experiences. Compare the discipline, the venue and the dates before choosing a trip.
82 countries · 284 destinations
10 documented events
Formula 1
The listed Grand Prix weekends span permanent circuits and city courses. Compare the host city, circuit and full event window; the race is only one part of a multi-day programme.
9 countries · 10 destinations
10 documented events
MotoGP
MotoGP rounds in the directory cover several countries and circuits. The recorded date range describes the event weekend, so compare locations and the organiser’s current session timetable.
9 countries · 10 destinations
17 documented events
ATP Tour
The ATP tournaments listed here differ in length, host city and venue. A tournament date range does not identify a particular player’s match: consult the daily order of play before travelling.
11 countries · 17 destinations
38 documented events
WTA Tour
The women’s tennis calendar here brings together tournaments at different levels and in different cities. Compare the event window and venue, then check the draw and daily schedule.
17 countries · 38 destinations
15 documented events
UCI cycling
Road races and stage events can span a city, a region or several locations. The city field is a starting point; follow the official route and stage information for a precise viewing plan.
10 countries · 13 destinations
20 documented events
Design weeks
Design weeks often spread exhibitions, talks and installations across multiple venues. Compare the city and full event dates, then build an itinerary from the organiser’s current programme.
16 countries · 19 destinations