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A Women's Tour of Flanders goes back to 2004, where the race immediately joined the top-level Road World Cup. From there, it's pretty much been a who's who of women's cycling on the winner's list. World champions, grand tour winners and more, every name is heavily linked to women's cycling with no surprises like say Jacky Durand on the men's list.

Gent Wevelgem Women has a decent shout as being one of the strongest Spring Classics races in the women's calendar. We've seen both the expected sprint finishes and also the odd attack and small break contest the win. The race has developed over the years and recently has become much more similar to the men's edition.

The Trofeo Alfredo Binda has been around for what feels like forever, it's one of the crown jewels of the women's cycling calendar. With all the talk the other week of whether Strade Bianche is a monument (it isn't), the Trofeo Alfredo Binda is unarguably one in women's cycling.

Setmana Ciclista Valenciana has turned into a proper early-season test for the GC stars of women's cycling. The race has developed over the years too as more attention has been placed on it. Originally a 2.2 that Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig won in 2017, Hannah Barnes won the 2nd edition in 2018.

The Vuelta CV Feminas was the UCI season-opener in 2022 but with the return of the Australian calendar, we've already caught a glimpse of riders before heading to the Spanish coast. Indeed, in 2023 it's not even the first Spanish race of the year after the Women Cycling Pro Costa de Almeria last weekend

The first UCI-level edition of the Women Cycling Pro Costa de Almería takes place on 29th January 2023. Held at the 1.1 level, it's...

2022 Season Summary It was certainly an interesting year for the then Roland Cogeas Edelweiss team. Many wondered what they were doing at Women's WorldTour...

After joining the Roland Cogeas team after the start of the 2022 season, Israel-Premier Tech has agreed to become the new title sponsor of...

The final day of the first Tour de Romandie saw it come down to the expected sprint. The Pole Marta Lach took her 2nd...

The women's Giro dell'Emilia is starting to get itself a solid list of winners in its relatively short lifetime. In the previous 8 editions, it has been won almost exclusively by the best puncheurs in the women's peloton. The course is kinda like Fleche Wallonne in that it finishes at the top of a very steep, solid climb. But it also takes place in Italy at the start of the Autumn and has absolutely no proceeding climbs to worry about.