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Laboral Kutxa-Fundación Euskadi has bolstered its roster with two strategic signings, unveiling Yuliia Biriukova of Ukraine and Yanina Kuskova of Uzbekistan. As the Basque team finalises its squad of...

The GP Fourmies is a part of the late-season French one-day races that help to bring the season to a close after the hectic stage racing section. Last year's...

The Kreizh Breizh Elites is one of the jewels in the French national calendar. Taking place up in Brittany, it offers some tough one-day racing with plenty of elevation...

The 2024 Argenta Classic is the 3rd edition of the race centred on Ekeren and Deurne in northern Belgium. Located just east and north of the city of Antwerp,...

Yuliia Biriukova and Laura Lizette Sander showcased their talent against the clock in today's national time trial championships, each claiming victory in their respective countries of Ukraine and Estonia. In...

The Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta del Sol Women will have its 3rd edition in 2024. Arlenis Sierra won the first edition, with Movistar able to retain the title through Katrine Aalerud. The race grew from 3 stages to 5 stages last year but is back down to 4 stages this season. 

Yurani Blanco of Laboral Kutxa-Fundación Euskadi celebrated her first professional victory in a dramatic edition of the GP Ciudad de Eibar. The Spanish rider executed a perfect climb to...

The GP Ciudad de Eibar kicked off in 2018 at the Spanish national level as part of their extensive domestic calendar. Sara Martin won that inaugural edition whilst racing for Sopela. The following season saw Lorena Llamas Garcia win for Movistar before Covid called a halt to the race in 2020.

The III Vuelta Ciclista a Andalucía Elite Women kicked off today, marking the start of a highly anticipated race. This year, the event boasts participation from 20 teams representing...

The Durango Durango or Emakumeen Saria as it used to be listed in the race calendar is one of the longest running one-day women's races. Going back at UCI...

The Vuelta Femenina by Carrefour.es has grown from its humble beginnings to a key event, almost similar in stature to its male counterpart. The race, originally dubbed the 'Challenge by la Vuelta,' officially evolved into La Vuelta Femenina in 2023, and seems to have reset the clock with this being officially the second version of a race that's existed since 2015.

The Women's Brabantse Pijl has been notably shaped by the performances of Demi Vollering. The Dutch cyclist first saw her early celebration in 2021 turn into a memorable moment when Ruth Winder snatched victory by the narrowest margin in a dramatic finish line photo