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The Tour de France Femmes, the prestigious women's counterpart to the legendary men's race, carries a journey that underscores the progress and challenges of women's cycling. The first iteration of a women's Tour de France took place in 1955, a single event won by British rider Millie Robinson. However, it wasn't until 1984, with the introduction of the "Tour de France Féminin," that the event gained traction.

Uno-X Mobility has revealed its lineup for the upcoming Tour de France Femmes, set to commence in Rotterdam on 12th August. The team is eager to display its riders'...

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 Lotto Thüringen Ladies Tour is one of the longest-running stage races still on the women's calendar. Whilst slow to react to the march of progress of women's cycling it has very much caught up in recent years.

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. 

Lorena Wiebes claimed a resounding victory in stage 3 of the Vuelta a Burgos Féminas, sprinting ahead in Melgar de Fernamental. She finished more than two bike lengths clear...

The Vuelta a Burgos Feminas has quickly gained prominence within women's cycling. By 2021, the event had ascended to the Women’s WorldTour, showcasing top-tier competition with cycling legends like Anna van der Breggen and Annemiek van Vleuten narrowly competing, with van der Breggen edging out van Vleuten by just three seconds.

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 women’s Liège-Bastogne-Liège, now also known as Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes, is relatively new to the women's cycling calendar, with its inaugural race only dating back to 2017. Anna van der Breggen made a spectacular start to the event, clinching victories in both the Flèche Wallonne and Liège-Bastogne-Liège in the same week during the first two editions

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.

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

The Women’s Ronde van Drenthe is a rare race where the women's version has outlasted the men's one. All the focus has been put onto the women's one due to difficulty in hosting the race amongst various nature areas in the Drenthe area. That doesn't mean the women's race is unscathed as it has changed considerably.