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British rider Cat Ferguson stormed to victory in today's Binche-Chimay-Binche pour Dames, taking her second professional win in just her fourth race for Movistar. The 18-year-old sprinted to the...

This Binche-Chimay-Binche pour Dames is a late-season race that popped up at the UCI level after the Covid-affected 2020 season. Initially held at the lowest level 1.2 in 2021,...

The Women's World Championship Road Race is the pinnacle one-day race of the season. On usually one of the toughest courses of the entire season, the World Championships sees a lot put on the line to win the rainbow jersey.

The Women's World Championship Time Trial is relatively new compared to the longer history of the road race world title. The first edition was only held in 1994 and despite a load of Dutch dominance in the road, has been a relatively open affair with a large number of countries taking the rainbow stripes against the clock.

The St Feuillien Grand Prix de Wallonie is a relatively new race, with only 2 previous editions in the books. It's changed name for the 2024 season, previously known...

Lotte Kopecky stormed to her first-ever European time trial title on home soil, delivering a commanding performance to take gold in Hasselt. The Belgian rider covered the 31.2km course...

The European Championships road race is a relatively new addition to the top level of cycling, with a history stretching back to only 2016. Previously, it was a race held for U23s and Juniors only before being elevated to the highest Continental competition in Europe.

The Women’s European Championships Time Trial has only been in existence since 2016 when it was decided to include an elite-level race. It’s been very much Ellen van Dijk‘s race over the years but she has been challenged in recent years by a trio of wins from Marlen Reusser.

The 2024 edition of the Classic Lorient Agglomération Trophée Ceratizit promises to be another thrilling chapter in the history of this prestigious French race. Known for its demanding course through the undulating Breton landscape

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.

The Fenix-Deceuninck team has unveiled its line-up for the upcoming Tour de France Femmes, with Puck Pieterse aiming to put the disappointment of the Olympics behind her. The Dutch...

The Women's Time Trial at the Paris 2024 Olympics builds on a rich but relatively short history of women's Olympic time trials. The event, taking place on a challenging 32 km course through the streets of Paris, continues a tradition that began at the 1996 Atlanta Games.