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Maeva Squiban powered to victory in the stage 4 individual time trial at the Tour Féminin International de l'Ardèche, on 6th September, despite nearly...

The Tour de l'Ardeche, first established in 2003, has grown to become one of the longest-running non-Women's WorldTour stage races in women's cycling. Nestled in the stunning French region of Ardèche, this race has carved out a solid place in the late-season cycling calendar, offering a challenging and diverse terrain that tests the endurance and versatility of the riders.

Josie Talbot of Cofidis Women Team emerged victorious at the sixth edition of La Périgord Ladies, held on Saturday over a 109.6-kilometre route between...

La Périgord Ladies has been a solid part of the French Cup calendar now for a good few years. The 2024 edition is the...

The Women’s GP de Plumelec-Morbihan has been taking place since 2011, originally as a national-level race but was elevated to the UCI level in 2014. After a season as a 1.2 race, it's been on the calendar ever since as a 1.1, able to attract stars but also keep local teams still able to attend.

La Classique Morbihan will be back for its 9th edition in 2024. It forms a double-header with its sister race the GP de Plumelec-Morbihan,...

Elisa Balsamo, riding for Lidl-Trek, claimed victory in the Classic Brugge-De Panne, marking her second win in the race after her 2022 triumph. Balsamo...

The Women's Tour Down Under came back after a Covid hiatus in January 2023 with a great edition. Grace Brown took the victory after a close battle with Amanda Spratt that saw just 10 seconds separate the pair of Australians.