Dakar, Winter Olympics, European Handball Championship, Formula 1, FIFA World Cup… Here is the calendar of the main national and international sporting events in the world in 2022.
January
Banulink Ludovic Fabregas and the Blues have an appointment in Slovakia and Hungary.
2-14 – Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia
12-16 – Football: Spanish Super Cup, semifinals and final in Saudi Arabia (Atletico de Madrid – Athletic Bilbao and Barcelona – Real Madrid)
13-30 – Handball: Men’s European Championship in Slovakia and Hungary
17- Football: The FIFA “Best” award ceremony for the best player of 2021
17-30 – Tennis: Australian Open
20 to 23 – WRC: The start of the World Rally Championship with the Monte Carlo Rally.
February
After overcoming Font-Romeu’s streak, Beren Lafont will be looking to win the gold medal at the Beijing Olympics.
4 to 20 – Beijing Winter Olympics
5-6 – Judo: Paris Championship
5-6 – Rugby: Day 1 of the Men’s Six Nations Tournament
10 – Rugby League: Matchday 1 of the Superliga, St Helens-Dragons Catalans.
10-13 – Basketball: FIFA Women’s World Cup 2022 qualifying tournaments in Belgrade, Washington DC and Osaka
12-13 – Rugby: Round 2 of the Men’s Six Nations Tournament
13- American football: Super Bowl and first day of the Grizzlys Catalans-Argonautes Elite Championship.
26 to 27 – Rugby: Matchday 3 of the Men’s Six Nations Tournament.
Mars
Jaffe and Benzema will play El Clásico on the 19th weekend.
6 – MotoGP: The World Championship kicks off with the Qatar Grand Prix
6 to 13 – Cycling: Paris – Nice
11 to 13 – Athletics: Inside Worlds in Belgrade
11-12 – Rugby: Round 4 of the Men’s Six Nations Tournament
19 – Rugby: The fifth and final day of the Men’s Six Nations Tournament
19- Cycling: Milan – Sanremo
19- Air Shot: The end of the regular season of the men’s league A
19-20 – Football: Real Madrid – Barcelona, the LaLiga Classic returns to the Santiago Bernabéu
20 – Formula 1: The World Championship kicks off with the Bahrain Grand Prix
21 to 27 – Cycling: Tour of Catalonia
From 21 to 27 – Figure Skating: World Championships in Montpellier
24-29 – Soccer: FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifiers, Europe Region
27-30 April – Rugby: Women’s Six Nations Tournament
Dates TBD – Soccer: 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers, Africa Region.
Avril
Didier Deschamps and the Blues will meet their opponents in Qatar on… April 1.
First – Football: the draw for the final phase of the 2022 World Cup in Doha (Qatar).
3- Athletics: Paris Marathon
3- Cycling: a tour of Flanders
5-10 – Swimming: French Championship in the Great Basin of Limoges
8-10 – Basketball: Women’s Euroleague 4. Final
April 16-17 – EWC: World Endurance Motorcycle Championship, 24 Heures Motos (Le Mans)
17- Cycling: Paris-Roubaix
20 – Cycling: La Fleche Walloon (men and women)
23 – Football: Final of the Copa del Rey in Seville (La Cartuja Stadium).
24- Cycling: Liège-Bastogne-Liège (men and women)
May 1 and 2 – Judo: European Championship in Sofia.
maybe
Will the swimmer from Canet Analia Pigrée be in the World Cups?
1st place – Motorcycles: Spanish Grand Prix
7 to 29 – Cycling: Tour of Italy
8- Football: French Cup final, in Saint-Denis
13 to 29 – Swimming: Long Course World Championships, in Fukuoka (Japan), tentatively scheduled for 2021
14- Football: FA Cup Final
15- MotoGP: French Grand Prix (Le Mans)
18- Football: Final of the UEFA Europa League, in Seville (Sánchez Pizjuan Stadium).
21 to 22 – Volleyball: Women’s Champions League Finals
21-22 – Football: The last day of the Spanish championship
22- Football: Final of the UEFA Women’s Champions League, in Turin (Italy)
22 – Formula 1: Spanish Grand Prix
May 22 – June 5 – Tennis: Roland Garros
25- Soccer: the final of the European League Conference, in Tirana
26 and 29 – Handball: Final of the Women’s League, round trip
27 and 29 – Basketball: Men’s Euroleague Final 4 in Berlin
27-28 – Rugby: The European Challenge and the European Cup Final in Marseille
28- Football: Final of the UEFA Champions League, in Saint Petersburg (Russia).
29 – Formula 1: Monaco Grand Prix
June 9 and 9 – Basketball: Women’s League Final
Confirmation of date and venue – Rugby: Men’s World Cup 2027 and 2031 and Women’s World Cup 2025.
June
Will Bordeaux Beagle and Toulouse meet in the Top 14 Final?
Dates set – Football: The Nations League 2022-2023 kicks off
Dates to be determined – Football: Intercontinental Qualifiers to reach the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar
2 to 19 (maximum) – Basketball: NBA Finals
4-5 – Handball: UEFA Women’s Champions League Final 4
5 – Moto GP: Catalan Grand Prix
5-12 – Cycling: Criterium du Dauphiné
10-20 – Basketball: Men’s Elite Final
11- Handball: men’s and women’s French Cup finals
June 11 and 12 – Cars: World Endurance Championship (WEC), 24 Hours of Le Mans
17-18 – Rugby: Top 14 semi-finals in Nice
18-19 – Handball: UEFA Men’s Champions League Final 4
25 – Rugby: the top 14 final at the Stade de France
July 10 – 27 – Tennis: Wimbledon
July
The 2022 Tour de France returns to Carcassonne.
1 to 24 – Cycling: Tour de France
3 – Formula 1: British Grand Prix
6- Football: premiere of the Women’s European Championship in England
13 to 17 – Volleyball: The final stage of the Women’s Nations League
15 to 24 – Athletics: Outer Worlds and Eugene (Oregon, USA)
20 to 24 – Volleyball: The final stage of the Men’s Nations League
24 – Formula 1: French Grand Prix (Le Castellet)
24 to 31 – Cycling: Tour de France
30- Football: Matchday 1 of League Two, 2022-2023
31- Football: final of the Women’s European Championship in England
Dates and venue to be confirmed – Rugby: 15th summer tour of France, initially in Japan.
August
Narbonne attacking Florian Sotoka and Lens for the 2022-2023 season on the weekend of August 6.
6-7 – Football: Matchday 1 of Ligue 1, 2022-2023
7-6- Soccer: First day of the English Championship 2022-2023
7-14- Judo: World Championships in Tashkent
10- Football: European Super Cup, Helsinki
11-21 – Swimming: European Long Track Championships, in Rome
11 to 21 – European Multisport Championship, in Munich (Germany), with athletics (15 to 21), gymnastics, cycling, rowing, triathlon, regatta, beach volleyball, table tennis and climbing.
12- Football: a possible Spanish championship, the start of the 2022-2023 season
13- Soccer: a possible Italian championship to start the 2022-2023 season
September 19-11 – Cycling: Vuelta a España
24 to 28 – Cycling: MTB World Championship (Les Jets, France)
September 26-11 – Volleyball: Men’s 2022 FIFA World Cup in Russia
September 11-29 – Tennis: US Open
September
Julian Alphilippi will defend his world title in Australia.
1 to 18 – Basketball: Men’s European Championship 2022 in Cologne, Berlin, Prague, Tbilisi and Milan
9-11 – Rugby: Men’s and Women’s Sevens Rugby World Cup (in Cape Town, South Africa)
16-18 – EWC: Endurance Motorcycle World Championship, Bol d’Or (Le Castellet)
18 – MotoGP: Grand Prix of Aragon
18-25 – Cycling: Road World Championships (Wollongong, Australia)
October 22-1 – Basketball: Women’s World Cup 2022 in Sydney
October 23-11 – Volleyball: FIFA Women’s World Cup 2022 in the Netherlands.
October
The thirteenth from France has an appointment in England.
8-12 November – Rugby: Women’s Rugby World Cup New Zealand
12 to 16 – Cycling: Track World Championships (Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France)
15-19 November – Rugby: Men’s and Women’s Rugby League World Cup in England
20 to 23 – WRC: Rally of Spain
November 6 to 29 – Artistic Gymnastics: World Championships in Liverpool (Great Britain)
November 31-6 – Tennis: Masters 1000 in Paris.
November
Usapist Melvyn Jaminet and The Blues will be on tour.
4 to 20 – Handball: Women’s European Championship in Slovenia, North Macedonia and Montenegro
6 – MotoGP: The World Championship final at the Valencia Grand Prix
10 to 13 – WRC: World Rally Championship Final with Rally Japan
20 – Formula 1: The World Championship ends with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
21 – Football: the opening match of the 2022 World Cup in Doha (Qatar).
– Rugby: XV Autumn Tour to France.
December
Will Mbappé and Benzema play in the World Cup final in Qatar?
18 – Soccer: Final of the 2022 World Cup, in Doha (Qatar)
28 – Football: the sixteenth day of the French Ligue 1, in the form of French “boxing day”.
