Women's Cycling

Imogen Cotter, a significant figure in professional cycling, has announced her decision to retire from the sport via an Instagram post. Cotter, who has...

The women's Flèche Wallonne, recently renamed Flèche Wallonne Femmes, has been a cornerstone event in women’s cycling since its inception in 1998, hosting many of the sport's most formidable climbers.

Preparations for the rebooted 2024 Tour of Britain Women are advancing, with today's announcement of the stage hosts setting the stage for a thrilling...

In an assertive display, Lore De Schepper from AG Insurance - Soudal U23, commanded the roads of Chambéry to clinch a solo victory at...

In a day marked by unexpected turns and thrilling finishes, Marianne Vos claimed her second Amstel Gold Race title in a dramatic fashion. The...

The Women's Amstel Gold Race has a very much on-off history with races taking place almost 20 years ago for a few years before...

The Women's Amstel Gold Race has a fascinating history, divided into two segments. Initially held from 2001 to 2003, with wins by Nicole Cooke, Leontien van Moorsel, and Debby Mansveld it reached the top tier of the Women’s World Cup in its last year before disappearing from the calendar

Daria and Wiktoria Pikulik, the dynamic sprinting duo, have committed to Human Powered Health Cycling until 2026, showcasing their dedication to the team's vision...