Women's Cycling
Lotte Kopecky sees Chloé Dygert as rider to beat in Worlds Time Trial
Lotte Kopecky will enter Sunday’s World Championship time trial as the new European Champion, carrying the confidence from her latest title and the ambition...
Women's Cycling
Julie De Wilde prepares for her final U23 time trial at Zurich World Championships
Julie De Wilde, the 21-year-old Belgian cyclist, is looking forward to her last World Championship in the under-23 category. Speaking to Sporza at the...
Women's Cycling
Franziska Brauße wins the Chrono Féminin de Gatineau with narrow victory over Gontova
Franziska Brauße powered to victory in the 20km time trial at the Chrono Féminin de Gatineau, securing the fastest time of the day. The...
Women's Cycling
Cat Ferguson takes first career win in Tour de la Semois opener
The first stage of the 2024 Tour de la Semois delivered a stunning victory for 18-year-old Cat Ferguson. Competing as a stagiaire for Movistar,...
Women's Cycling
Julia Kopecky signs with SD Worx-Protime until end of 2026
Julia Kopecky, the rising Czech talent, has officially signed with Team SD Worx-Protime, marking a major step in her young career. After her success...
Women's Cycling
Women’s World Championships Time Trial 2024 Race Preview
The Women's World Championship Time Trial is relatively new compared to the longer history of the road race world title. The first edition was only held in 1994 and despite a load of Dutch dominance in the road, has been a relatively open affair with a large number of countries taking the rainbow stripes against the clock.
Women's Cycling
Tashkent City Women team folds after three years of controversy
The Uzbek women’s Tashkent City Women team has folded with immediate effect, just months after drawing attention at this year’s Tour de France Femmes....
Women's Cycling
Karlijn Swinkels sprints to victory in the St Feuillien Grand Prix de Wallonie
Karlijn Swinkels delivered a powerful performance at the 2024 Women's Grand Prix de Wallonie, sprinting to victory at the end of a gruelling 139km...

