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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...

Eugénie Duval has announced that she will retire from professional cycling at the close of the 2025 season, bringing to an end a career...

Thanks to a combination of historical resonance, unpredictable conditions, and aggressive racing, Paris-Roubaix Femmes has rapidly cemented its place as one of the most...

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.

The women's Tour of Guangxi is another race like Chongming Island which is making a very belated return to the Women's WorldTour calendar. Not held since 2019 because of the Covid pandemic, it's felt like an age since the women's peloton was last race in China before this week.

The women's Dwars Door het Hageland has had 2 editions so far, both this side of the covid pandemic. The first year, 2021, was won by classics queen Chantal van der Broek-Blaak in a solo victory of 36 seconds ahead of teammate Christine Majerus.

Canadian Alison Jackson took the biggest result of her career so far with a victory on the velodrome in Roubaix. She attacked early in...

2022 Season Summary FDJ-SUEZ moved up a level in the 2022 season. Traditionally they've had 1 or 2 star riders scoring points whereas in 2022,...

Driedaagse Brugge De Panne, despite the name isn't a 3 day race. For the women's peloton it never has been. Since its inception in...

Le Samyn des Dames returns in 2021 with a strong line-up. 7 of the 9 Women's WorldTour teams will be attending, with only Canyon-SRAM...

2020 sees the second La Périgord Ladies race. Last year's race was dominated by FDJ Nouvelle Aquitaine who finished with 3 riders in the top-5 places...

The start of the women's spring classics season diverts from the men's calendar on just the 2nd day of racing. There's no women's Kuurne...