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FDJ United-SUEZ begin the 2026 season from a position few teams ever reach, not as challengers but as the reference point. The transformation delivered...

FDJ-Suez team manager Stephen Delcourt has confirmed that the French squad will enter the 2026 season with a smaller roster and a singular focus...

The Giro d’Italia Women signed off with a stage that lived up to its billing – selective, aggressive, and full of movement – as...

Stage 6 of the Giro d’Italia Women delivered a proper test of climbing legs and tactical instincts, as the peloton tackled 145km of lumpy...

Marie Le Net claimed her first elite national title in Les Herbiers, soloing to victory at the French Road Championships after a day-long breakaway....

Demi Vollering claimed a third overall victory at Itzulia Women in commanding fashion on the final stage in San Sebastián, overturning a 19-second deficit...

While her teammates were chasing the Amstel Gold Race in the Netherlands, Erica Magnaldi struck gold in the Alps. The Italian climber finally added...

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.

The Tour Féminin International des Pyrénées comes into 2024 with a new name after a disastrous 2023 edition, whilst known as the CIC-Tour Féminin Pyrénées. That race became infamous for ignoring rider safety as the opening stage saw live traffic on the race route as it circled around the finishing town. The next day saw more live traffic on supposed closed roads and the inevitable rider strike as a result. The riders simply stopped in the road as a new plan was devised. With a stage finish on a dead-end road up Hautacam, the race was neutralised all the way to the base of the climb as rider safety couldn't be guaranteed.

The 123.4-kilometre second stage of the Vuelta a Burgos Féminas, starting in Briviesca, was marked by early attacks and challenging climbs. The peloton faced...

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.

After a strong introduction to the calendar in 2023, The Tour de Normandie Féminin returns for the 2024 season. Still a 2.1 race, it...