PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Philadelphia Cycling Classic is set to make its long-awaited return on August 30, 2026, marking a decade since the last race was held.

The event, known for its international draw and iconic course, will once again bring hundreds of athletes to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and surrounding neighborhoods.

"The Philadelphia Cycling Classic is back," announced Mayor Cherelle Parker.

The race is being revived by Race Street Partners, a trio consisting of former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, Carlos Rodgers, and Eric Robbins.

It couldn't come at a more exciting time for the City of Brotherly Love, with myriad activities scheduled for 2026.

"Major League Baseball, NCAA and of course FIFA - we're right there at the tail end of all those activities," Nutter said

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