Paris 2024 Cycling Calendar and iCal

No time for post-Tour blues, the Olympics are coming. Need to know what day and what time all the cycling events in the Olympics are on? Want to have this on your phone or diary? You’ve come to the right place.

You can revert to this post or visit the Paris 2024 page via the menu at the top of the page.

As you can see there’s the calendar has all kinds of cycling from road races to BMX freestyle and track racing. You can use the calendar above for reference. Or if you want it free for your phone, diary, organiser, read on.

All times are Paris times but if you use the calendar it should sync with your local time. As ever you can download this for your phone or office organiser.

Road race and time trial course info

Download to your phone or diary – iCal
An iCal is a calendar file that you can store on your phone or electronic diary like Outlook or Calendar. There are several ways to get this on to your computer or phone.

Subscribe and get automatic updates including the timing for the women’s stages: The recommended option is to subscribe by copying the iCal URL:

https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/1c7acd93e68eb10f8b9ba3e026516320e72667774302b40164d75e9056ba74b7%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics

The descriptions below should help but with device and software updates they might not always be the exact path.

• If you use MacOS copy the URL… and open the Calendar app. Then got to File > New Calendar Subscription…) and paste in the link and you’re done
• iPhone/iPad users should push and hold down a finger here, wait for the pop up message and select “Copy Link”. Then on your device go to settings > calendar > accounts > add account > other > add subscribed calendar > paste in the URL in the server field
• If you use Microsoft Outlook on the web copy the URL and then go to Calendar/Calendar icon > Open Calendar > From Internet > and paste the URL to subscribe > OK > Yes
  Google Calendar:
• If you use Google Calendar then click on the icon on the bottom-right of the calendar up at the top of the page. Note this method can work with Android phones when the iCal file might not although you might need the Google Sync calendar app
• You can also download the tiny iCal file and import this, right-click here and save.

Hopefully you can figure it out. In case anyone worries about downloading files from a sports blog, rest assured all these files are generated and hosted by Google.

A reminder that if you’d like something similar for the whole cycling season then you’ll find this at inrng.com/calendar.