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After yesterday's Stage 1 sprint didn't go to plan for Jayco-AlUla, the Australian team managed to secure a victory for Alex Manly in their...

After missing out yesterday, Jayco-AlUla avoided a repeat by getting Alex Manly to the front of the race at today's finish in Uraidla. Manly...

The opening stage of the Women's Tour Down Under came down to the expected sprint finish, with Human Powered Health's Daria Pikulik taking the...

The 2023 women's race at the Australian National Championships was another classic. We saw Brodie Chapman take her first nationals victory after a solo...

Man, what a journey we've all experienced since the last Women's Tour Down Under. One of the few races held in early 2020 before the Covid pandemic kicked off properly, Australia's stringent rules since have prevented a return to international racing until now.

With only a week to go until the transfer window shuts for Women's WorldTour teams, it's safe to say that all but the latest...

This is the first-ever Women's Tour de Romandie and unlike its compatriot, the Tour de Suisse, it's not a reborn event after a long gap either. It has done well to enter the Women's WorldTour in its first edition, normally a race has to earn its spot after at least one race. As an end of season race, it looks quite tasty.

Elisa Longo Borghini has won the Tre Valli Varesine for women. The 30-year-old Trek-Segafredo rider, who also won the Giro dell'Emilia last Saturday, broke...

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.

The Women's World Championships road race had been dominated by Dutch riders in recent years, with 4 in a row between 2017 and 2021. Elisa Balsamo broke that run last year in Flanders by being able to outsprint Marianne Vos to the line. Such is the Dutch dominance in women's cycling