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FDJ-Suez has announced a new partnership with Specialized, the California-based cycling brand, starting in 2025. The collaboration is set to deliver advanced technology and equipment to the French squad...

Elisa Longo Borghini once again showcased her dominance in Italian one-day racing by claiming her fourth career victory at the Giro dell’Emilia. The Italian champion, racing for Lidl-Trek, broke...

The Women's World Championship Road Race is the pinnacle one-day race of the season. On usually one of the toughest courses of the entire season, the World Championships sees a lot put on the line to win the rainbow jersey.

The St Feuillien Grand Prix de Wallonie is a relatively new race, with only 2 previous editions in the books. It's changed name for the 2024 season, previously known...

The Tour de Romandie Féminin is a recent addition to the Women's WorldTour, with only 2 previous editions but it's given us some nice surprise wins along the way already. The first edition got off to a great start in 2022

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.

Kasia Niewiadoma has secured her place in history, winning the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift by a mere four seconds after a nerve-wracking final stage to Alpe d’Huez....

The 2024 Tour de France Femmes promises an exhilarating conclusion with the penultimate stage leading directly into a gruelling final day. The riders will face a 150-kilometre challenge culminating...

The race to the top of La Laguna Negra at La Vuelta Femenina in May was a pivotal moment for Évita Muzic. The French rider from FDJ-SUEZ not only...

The Tour de France Femmes, the prestigious women's counterpart to the legendary men's race, carries a journey that underscores the progress and challenges of women's cycling. The first iteration of a women's Tour de France took place in 1955, a single event won by British rider Millie Robinson. However, it wasn't until 1984, with the introduction of the "Tour de France Féminin," that the event gained traction.

The Kreizh Breizh Elites is one of the jewels in the French national calendar. Taking place up in Brittany, it offers some tough one-day racing with plenty of elevation...

The Tour de Suisse Women continues to go from strength to strength in its reborn version. Originally held between 1998 and 2001, the race went on a 20-year-long hiatus