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Sofie van Rooijen claimed her first ever WorldTour victory with a powerful sprint on stage 2 of the Tour of Chongming Island, turning Tuesday’s...

Former British time trial champion Lizzie Holden has announced she will retire from professional cycling at the end of the 2025 season, bringing to...

Professional cycling has long been associated with extreme physical demands, but few injuries have proved as disruptive as iliac artery narrowing. This condition, which...

The ongoing development of UAE Team ADQ continues with the contract renewals of three key riders. Belarusian Alena Amialiusik, Briton Lizzie Holden, and Russian...

The opening stage of the 2024 Tour de Romandie Féminin kicked off with a 133.8 km route from La Grande Béroche to Lausanne, featuring...

The 2024 Giro d'Italia Women, starting on 7th July and running until the 14th, promises an intense competition as top cyclists gather for the...

Lizzie Deignan, Luke Rowe, and Pfeiffer Georgi are among the prominent names confirmed to race for the coveted national champions’ jerseys at this year's...

The Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta del Sol Women will have its 3rd edition in 2024. Arlenis Sierra won the first edition, with Movistar able to retain the title through Katrine Aalerud. The race grew from 3 stages to 5 stages last year but is back down to 4 stages this season. 

British Cycling has revealed that this year’s British National Road Championships will return to Tees Valley and North Yorkshire. This decision comes as part...

The Women's European Championships Time Trial has only been in existence since 2016 when it was decided to include an Elites level race. This came after almost 20 years of an U23 and Juniors race with many big name winners.

First run in 1994, the Women's World Championships time trial has been a remarkably difficult race to establish a dynasty of titles in. The only 3-time run came right at the beginning with Jeannie Longo in 1995-1997. The French rider is the only person to have won 4 titles, adding her final victory in 2001.

Last year's rebooted Tour de France Femmes saw 6 British riders take part and in 2023's edition that number has grown to 10 riders....