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Cofidis has made a significant move in preparing for the next season by signing four talented riders to its women's team. The new additions - Amalie Dideriksen, Marion Borras,...

Ronde van Drenthe, one of the oldest races in the cycling calendar, will no longer take place. This decision, announced during a meeting with the organisers, municipalities, and the...

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.

Lorena Wiebes of Team SD Worx-Protime clinched victory in the first stage of the 2024 RideLondon Classique, finishing the 159.2km route from Saffron Walden to Colchester in 4 hours,...

The RideLondon Classique now looks secure after a good 2023 edition. The run-up to that race saw the race maybe dropping out of the Women's WorldTour due to not showing all of the stages live in 2022. Despite the potential for the race to finish in 3 formulaic sprints, the riders took up the challenge to attack with Stage 2 into Colchester a particular highlight and won by Chloe Dygert.

Chiara Consonni of UAE Team ADQ (but racing for their development squad here) seized a commanding win at the GP Eco-Struct, marking her second triumph of the season after...

The GP Eco-Struct, a relatively new fixture in the professional cycling calendar, has rapidly evolved from a national-level race to a prominent UCI 1.1 event in 2020, since then...

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.

The GP Oetingen is a relatively new one-day race, with only 3 previous editions. It suffered last year from having to re-arrange its race due to snow on the morning of the race. Team cars were covered in a good amount of the white stuff and the race was decided to be unsafe in those conditions. It ended up with a new date of mid-August

Binche-Chimay-Binche pour Dames is another recent addition to the women's calendar after being a longstanding men's race. First held in 2021, at the lowest one-day level of 1.2, it was won by Sara van de Vel

The Simac Ladies Tour, formerly known as the Holland Ladies Tour, is a cornerstone event in the Women's WorldTour having had that status since 2017. Its history goes back to 1998, before becoming a UCI race in 1999. In 2022, Lorena Wiebes joined the list of winners with her stellar all-round performance.

At the UCI congress, held before the 2023 World Championships in Glasgow, the UCI confirmed the destination of the 2028 championships. The United Arab Emirates will host the races...