De Jong

The 2024 cycling season demonstrated how quickly fortunes can change in the sport. Riders often face a mix of challenges, from injuries and difficult seasons to time away from...

Dutch all-rounder Thalita de Jong has joined Women’s WorldTour team Human Powered Health in a new move that will see her with the team through to 2026. The 30-year-old,...

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.

Thalita de Jong took an impressive victory in the final stage of the 2024 Tour de la Semois, overpowering the peloton in the final 500 metres to secure her...

The first stage of the 2024 Tour de la Semois delivered a stunning victory for 18-year-old Cat Ferguson. Competing as a stagiaire for Movistar, Ferguson took her first professional...

The European Championships road race is a relatively new addition to the top level of cycling, with a history stretching back to only 2016. Previously, it was a race held for U23s and Juniors only before being elevated to the highest Continental competition in Europe.

The final stage of the 2024 Tour de l’Ardèche concluded with a thrilling sprint in the streets of Privas, as Dutch rider Eline Jansen claimed her first professional win,...

Fariba Hashimi made history at the 2024 Tour de l’Ardèche, claiming a solo victory on the Queen Stage. The 21-year-old rider from Afghanistan became the first female cyclist from...

Maeva Squiban powered to victory in the stage 4 individual time trial at the Tour Féminin International de l'Ardèche, on 6th September, despite nearly abandoning the race days earlier....

The second stage of the 2024 Tour de l'Ardèche unfolded over 81.6 kilometres from Tournon-sur-Rhône to Mauves, packed with nearly 1,200 metres of climbing and treacherous weather that made...

The opening stage of the 2024 Tour de l'Ardèche proved to be a challenging affair, covering 88 kilometres from Saint-Fortunat-sur-Eyrieux to Beauchastel. The day’s racing quickly thinned out the...

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.