Women's Cycling
Brodie Chapman finds fresh motivation heading into 2026 after Kigali Worlds
Brodie Chapman says she feels a renewed hunger for racing as she looks toward the next phase of her career, even after achieving one...
Women's Cycling
AG Insurance – Soudal reveal 2026 race kit with visibility & safety at its core
AG Insurance - Soudal Cycling Team have unveiled their 2026 race kit, presenting a design that the team itself describes as a clear step...
Women's Cycling
Canyon SRAM zondacrypto unveil ‘Luminous’ kit for 2026 as team marks 10-year milestone
Canyon SRAM zondacrypto have unveiled their new kit for the 2026 season, introducing a bold new visual identity titled Luminous as the team celebrates...
Women's Cycling
Brussels eyes 2030 Tour de France Femmes Grand Départ as part of landmark cycling year
Brussels has formally put itself forward to host the Grand Départ of the Tour de France Femmes in 2030 according to Sporza, underlining the...
Women's Cycling
DAS-Hutchinson complete 2026 line-up with signing of Meike Uiterwijk Winkel
British continental team DAS-Hutchinson have confirmed Meike Uiterwijk Winkel as their final signing ahead of the 2026 season, completing their roster with a rider...
Women's Cycling
2026 Women’s WorldTour transfers by team: What the transfers going into the new WWT licence cycle tell us
The 2025 season did not reshape the Women’s WorldTour through dominance or collapse, but through pressure. Pressure on budgets, pressure on development pipelines, and...
Women's Cycling
Which women’s transfers truly reshaped the 2025 season – and what comes next in 2026?
The 2025 women’s road season did more than confirm form or crown champions. It showed, very clearly, how decisive the right transfer can be....
Women's Cycling
Dual Eritrean national champion Monaliza Araya Chneslasie joins Canyon SRAM zondacrypto Generation
Canyon SRAM zondacrypto Generation have completed their 2026 line-up with the signing of Monaliza Araya Chneslasie, the reigning Eritrean national champion in both the...
