Women's Cycling
Esmée Peperkamp accuses Picnic PostNL of negligence as Molly Weaver speaks out
Esmée Peperkamp tells NOS of health and welfare concerns at Picnic PostNL as former rider Molly Weaver supports those speaking out. The team disputes the overall allegations and promises an independent investigation.
Women's Cycling
Lidl-Trek launches women’s development team for 2027 with ten-rider roster
Lidl-Trek will launch Future Racing Women in 2027 with ten riders from eight countries, including British circuit race champion Kate Richardson and US prospect Katherine Sarkisov.
Women's Cycling
Canyon SRAM confirms Scalable Capital as title sponsor for 2027 and 2028
Canyon SRAM confirms Scalable Capital as its third title partner for 2027 and 2028, after the new team name appeared on the UCI registration list.
Women's Cycling
Lucinda Brand joins Canyon SRAM with Paris-Roubaix 2028 planned as final race
Lucinda Brand will join Canyon SRAM for 2027 and 2028, planning to end her racing career at Paris-Roubaix Femmes before moving into a staff role.
Women's Cycling
Gabriela Guerra joins Cofidis for 2027 after rapid switch from e-cycling
Two-time cycling esports world silver medallist Gabriela Guerra signs a two-year Cofidis deal after winning road races in Germany and France.
Pro Cycling
GreenEDGE Cycling renews deals with Engelhardt, Talbot, Hatherly, Korevaar and Gamper for 2027
GreenEDGE Cycling retains Felix Engelhardt, Josie Talbot, Alan Hatherly, Jeanne Korevaar and Patrick Gamper across its men's and women's WorldTour teams for 2027.
Women's Cycling
How do riders reach the Women’s WorldTour?
From junior racing and British development teams to UCI Continental squads and WorldTour contracts, how women riders make the step into professional cycling.
Women's Cycling
How the longest women’s WorldTour races compare
How the longest women's WorldTour stages and Classics compare in 2026, from the Tour de France Femmes to Flanders, Sanremo, Liège and Roubaix.
