Well I love cycling and travelling so often I combined the two. Thus my list is extensive. I have included each event, where I watched it from and who won that day if I remember.
First ever semi important race was the RAS in Ireland either 1990/91. Still a kid at the time. Been to the RAS multiple time since.
Then once old enough..........and in chronological order
1998 PruTour Stage start in Birmingham
1998 Tour de France Prologue in Dublin, Chris Boardman
2001 US Pro Championsips, Lemon Hill, Philadelphia, Mark Walters
2002 & 04 San Francisco GP, Taylor St, Charles Dionne won both times
2004 Irish National Championships plus multiple other times
2005 Tour Down Under, First and Final Stage, Adelaide, Robbie McEwen x 2
2006 Tour of Britain, Stage finishes Birmingham & London, Frederik Willems/Tom Boonen
2007 Tour de France 2 Stages, Stage Finish, Ghent, Gert Steegmans &
Final Stage, Champs Eleysses, Daniel Bennati
2007 GP Wallonie, Bridge in Namur Citadel, Bert DeWaele
2007 Circuit Franco-Belge, Final stage Tournai, Gert Steegmans
2008 Ronde de Vlaanderen, Kluisberg and Kwaermont, Stijn Devolder
2008 Ghent-Wevelgem, Kemmelberg, Oscar Freire
2008 Paris-Roubaix, Camphin en Pevele Sector right on the corner, Tom Boonen
2008 Fleche Wallone, various points on Mur de Huy, Kim Kirchen
2008 GP Denain, Finish straight Denain, Edvald Boasson Hagen
2008 Giro d'Italia, 3 Stages, Alpe de Pampeago: Emanuele Sella, Marmolada: Emanuele Sella, Kronplatz TT:Franco Pellizotti
2008 Tour of Switzerland, Klausenpass TT, Roman Kreuziger
2008 Tour de France, 2 Stages, Bagneres de Bigorre, Col D'Aspin, Riccord Ricco,
Hautacam, Leonardo Piepoli
2008 & 09 Tour of Ireland, Connor Pass, St.Patricks Hill both years, Russ Downing, Frantisek Rabon & Lars Peter Nordhaug
2009 Vuelta A Espana, 2 Stages Sierra Nevada: David Moncoutie, La Pandera: Damiano Cunego
2012 Het Vook/Nieuwsblad, Kapelmuur, Sep Vanmarcke
2015 World Road Race Championships, Richmond, USA, Sagan & Armistead
2018 Giro d'Emilia, Bologna, Sal Luca, Alessandro De Marchi
Cyclo Cross
2007-08 Superprestige Aspere-Gavere, Sven Nys
Hoogstraten, Niels Albert
2007-08 World Cup Lievin France, Lars Boom
2014 Koppenberg Cross, Wout Van Aert
2017 World Cyclo Cross Championships, Luxembourg, Van Aert, Cant
Track
2015 World Trach Championships, London
Phew, memory stretched and I may have forgotten some. Maybe I will write another post on memories or if anyone has any questions.
Edit: I did forget some