Pro Tour Cycling refers to a series of professional road cycling races that are part of the UCI World Tour. These events attract top cyclists and teams from around the world, competing in prestigious races such as the Tour de France, Giro d'Italia, and Vuelta a España. The season typically runs from January to October, featuring a mix of one-day races and multi-stage events. The UCI, or Union Cycliste Internationale, governs Pro Tour Cycling, ensuring that races meet specific standards and regulations. Points are awarded based on performance, contributing to individual and team rankings. This competitive structure helps promote the sport globally and showcases elite cycling talent.