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The Tour de Pologne Women makes a return to the calendar in 2024. It's been 8 years since the last edition, held in 2016...

The Women's Tour of Britain has certainly had a journey to reach this point in 2024. Under new management and a new name, finally earning the full Women's Tour of Britain rights, the 2023 edition was not held as the original organisers were unable to financially afford it.

Lorena Wiebes of Team SD Worx-Protime demonstrated her dominance in the 2024 Ford RideLondon Classique, clinching victory in the final stage and securing the...

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.

The Paris-Roubaix Femmes has quickly become a cornerstone event in women’s cycling, despite its brief history. Initially slated for 2020, the inaugural race was deferred to the following year due to pandemic disruptions. That first edition witnessed a daring long-range solo attack by Lizzie Deignan,

A women's Scheldeprijs was first held coming out of the Covid pandemic. Lorena Wiebes won the first edition in 2021 and then doubled and trebled up in 2022 and 2023. Those results confirm that the women’s Scheldeprijs is very much like the men’s race.

Women's Dwars Door Vlaanderen has secured itself in the cycling calendar over the past decade, evolving from its origins at the national level in 2012 to attaining UCI status in 2017. Among its early champions, Amy Pieters stands out with a remarkable three consecutive victories from 2014 to 2016, while Jolien d’Hoore secured the runner-up position twice before the race's UCI registration.

The Women's Gent Wevelgem is one of the biggest spring classic races in the women's calendar. The parcours allows for changeable results, as we've seen both expected sprint finishes and also the odd attack and small break contest the win. We saw that only last year with Marlen Reusser winning with a solo break from the Baneberg that the peloton was completely unable to respond to.