The start of a brand new year signals a fresh start for sports fans. While 2019 will see all-new outcomes and champions the magnitude of sports' biggest events remains the same. Here are the live events you don't want to miss this year.

Where:Atlanta, Georgia

When: Sunday, February 3

As if you needed a reason to witness the biggest sporting event of the year in person, Super Bowl LIII will take place in foodie-friendly Atlanta inside of the state-of-the-art Mercedes-Benz Stadium. It's been nearly two decades since Atlanta hosted the NFL's championship game and this year's event promises plenty of surprises, from the halftime show to the final score.

Where:Daytona, Florida

When: Sunday, February 17

The 2019 NASCAR calendar kicks off with the season's biggest event in Daytona. The 500-mile-long race at Florida's Daytona International Speedway is often referred to as "The Great American Race" or the Super Bowl of stock car racing. Austin Dillon is the reigning champion but has ways to go to catch seven-time winner Richard Petty.

Where:Charlotte, North Carolina

When: Sunday, February 17

The NBA is absolutely loaded with talent in 2019 and if you want to see all of the sport's biggest stars in one place at the same time head to the NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte this February.

Where:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

When: Saturday, February 23

It's a fact. Ice hockey is just more fun outside. The NHL Stadium Series returns in 2019 with a Keystone State rivalry game featuring the Pittsburgh Penguins and Philadelphia Flyers. The City of Brotherly Love will host the outdoor contest on February 23.

Where:Tampa, Florida & Minneapolis, Minnesota

When: April 5-8

Your bracket might be busted by the time March Madness culminates with the Final Four this April but that shouldn't stop you from making the trip to Minneapolis (NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament) or Tampa (NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament) to see a champion crowned.

Where: East Rutherford, New Jersey

When: Sunday, April 7

Professional wrestling's biggest stars will descend on MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey April 7 for WrestleMania 35. The WWE's biggest event of the year will feature superstars like Ronda Rousey, Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker, among others, while nearby New York City will be overrun with die-hard wrestling fans. Stay in the know in the lead-up by listening to TravelPulse's Donald Wood on Ring Rust Radio.

Where: Augusta, Georgia

When: April 11-14

The Masters Tournament returns to Georgia's Augusta National Golf Club for its 83rd edition this April, where defending champion Patrick Reed will look to become the first repeat winner since Tiger Woods in 2002.

Where:Louisville, Kentucky

When: Saturday, May 4

The first leg of horse racing's Triple Crown is always the most exciting. "The Greatest Two Minutes in Sports" is spectacular to watch on television, sure, but nothing beats the buzz of being at Louisville's Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May.

Where: TBD

When: May 30-June 2019

After four straight championship showdowns between the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers, LeBron James' arrival in Los Angeles means that the 2019 NBA Finals promise something new for basketball fans. The destinations remain to be seen but the skill level and stakes will remain as high as ever.

Where: TBD

When: June 2019

Lord Stanley's Cup is arguably the most recognizable and versatile (you can eat and drink from it) trophy in major North American sports. The only thing better than winning it is watching two teams play for it. The Washington Capitals won their first-ever title last year and it's been more than 25 years since a Canadian team hoisted the Cup.

Where:Indianapolis, Indiana

When: Sunday, May 26

The highest-capacity sports venue in the world, Indianapolis Motor Speedway's marquee event is the Indianapolis 500. The Memorial Day Weekend race dates all the way back to 1911 and has long been dubbed "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing."

Where:Madrid, Spain

When: Saturday, June 1

The UEFA Champions League returns to Madrid for the first time in nearly a decade this summer. Real Madrid is seeking its fourth consecutive European title in 2019 but 15 other clubs are still alive to reach the championship match.

Where:London, England

When: July 1-14

The Championships at Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament on the planet and an excellent excuse to visit London this summer. Fourteen-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic will look to repeat while Angelique Kerber will aim to retain her title on the women's side.

Where: Belgium & France

When: July 6-28

The 2019 iteration of cycling's Tour de France will pass through two coveted European countries in Belgium and France. July's highly anticipated event will begin in Brussels and feature 21 stages in all, including seven mountain stages.

Where: New York, New York

When: August 26-September 8

The tennis season's final major tournament is unlike any other as the relentless crowd in New York City makes for an incredible two-week event. The night matches here are certain to give you chills regardless of who you're rooting for.

Where: TBD

When: October 2019

It remains to be seen which two teams will be competing for the World Series crown this coming October but the matchup won't diminish any of the excitement. The defending champion Boston Red Sox figure to be in the mix so it's possible the best-of-seven series could return to one of America's best sports cities in 2019.

Where: Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy

When: October 2019

The first America's Cup World Series event is scheduled to take place in October 2019 in Cagliari, Sardinia so sailing enthusiasts will want to start planning their trip to Italy now. Being there to see which team claims the sport's most beloved prize is a great excuse to visit this amazing Mediterranean destination. Not that you needed one.

Where: Ann Arbor, Michigan

When: Saturday, November 30

The Ohio State-Michigan college football rivalry has become so contentious and must-see that it's referred to simply as "The Game." Michigan leads the all-time series but has lost seven straight to the Buckeyes. This fall, the two heated rivals will return to Ann Arbor, Michigan, one of the country's great college towns.

Where: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

When: Saturday, December 14

The Army-Navy Game is an unmatched rivalry and college football tradition that showcases the spirit of service at every turn. The two teams will return to Philadelphia to fight for bragging rights in 2019. Navy leads the all-time series but Army has won the last three in a row.