Tour de France Femmes

The Tour de France Femmes has a long and convoluted history. The first race that could be considered a Women's Tour de France was the La Grande Boucle Féminine Internationale, held in 1955. That race was won by the Brit Millie Robinson, who would also go on to be a women's hour record holder. Held over 5 stages, the race ended up being a one-off event.

In July, the Trek-Segafredo team will be overhauling its wardrobe in the run-up to the season’s key events: during the two French stage races,...

The reboot of the Tour de France Femmes feels a little closer today after the teams were announced for the 2022 race. The route...

Today saw the unveiling of the 2022 Tour de France Femmes route, a race restarted after a long period of rest. The race centres...