Abby Mickey

Women's racing is in full swing.

It's the women's peloton's last WorldTour one-day event before the world championships.

The short punchy climbs and weather livened up the stage and made for some exciting racing.

The crash occurred outside the 3 km rule and a neutralization would have caused additional chaos.

A series of roundabouts and corners caused splits in the peloton.

Lonneke Uneken won the stage from a group of six that managed to avoid the crash.

The team will test two cars for the remainder of the season to determine what would work in the future.

Odd Christian Eiking's run in the red jersey continues with no time lost on stage 12.

The Swiss national ITT champion put in a blistering pace to take the lead from Liv Racing's Alison Jackson.

Odd Christian Eiking kept the red jersey after finishing in tenth, 11 seconds down on Roglič.

Hayley Simmonds joins Rose Manley and Rebecca Carlton to talk about the Ladies Tour of Norway and more.

Jackson now leads the overall, tied on time with Marianne Vos, ahead of the stage 2 time trial.

Philipsen developed a fever overnight and opted to go home to recover for the remainder of the season.

Eiking takes red from the break as Roglic puts more time into Bernal and Yates.

The Dutchwoman won the opening prologue in Ede.

And what's up with Ribble's new handlebars?

The next Women's WorldTour stage race is just a round the corner.

Two-time Paralympic cyclist Greta Neimanas joins Freewheeling to chat about the upcoming Games.

Primož Roglič held onto the red jersey ahead of stage 8.

The former world champion crashed with 42.5 km to go on stage 7.

The French team announced their full 2022 roster on Friday.

And Silca released aero socks, because why not.

Hosking was sidelined for most of the season after contracting COVID-19 in early March.

Annemiek van Vleuten won the general classification and extended her lead in the WorldTour standings.

The European champion won the stage and took the overall lead ahead of stage 4.

For the second day in a row, the day was claimed by the breakaway.

The American claimed her first WorldTour victory, narrowly outsmarting the chasing peloton in Sarpsborg.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics have officially come to a close.

The second stage race of the Women's WorldTour calendar is finally here.

Plus, the final Grand Tour of 2021 is coming!

Barnes joins the new women's team after six years with Canyon-SRAM Racing.

Brown signed a two year contract with the French WorldTeam.

Beauty and chaos at the women's Olympic road race.

Anna Kiesenhofer's performance at the Olympic road race was one for the ages.

Thankfully, Van der Breggen was not injured.

A lack of race radios and what racers say were infrequent and sometimes incorrect time checks appear to have led to confusion in the peloton.

Back in the "studio" the podcast reunites to wrap up the 2021 Tour de France.

The course and the key contenders ahead of Sunday's Olympic road race.

We are days away from the Olympic road race, and there is a lot to discuss.

After a stage win at the Giro Donne, Coryn Rivera is off to Tokyo with confidence and an angel on her shoulder.

The Giro Donne is over, and the Olympics are next!

Less than a week to Paris! Unless you're Lachlan Morton.

Will a Classics rider win the Mountains competition at the biggest race in the world?

The Giro Donne ends in spectacular fashion.

The American rider lost her father to COVID-19 earlier in the year.

Van der Breggen and Rivera were part of a four-rider move with Lizzie Deignan and Elise Chabbey.

In her tenth appearance at the Giro Donne, Moolman Pasio finally crossed the line first.

After two stage wins the Dutchwoman will turn her attention to the Olympic Games on July 26.

Wiebes won the eighth stage of the Giro Donne on Friday.

At the flattest Giro Donne in recent memory, the sprinters get three back to back chances to win.

Bizkaia Durango was down to only one rider after the stage 4 time trial.

A hilly circuit opened up the finale of the seventh stage of the Giro Donne and allowed for the Dutchwoman to take an exciting 30th victory in Italy.

Coryn Rivera and Marianne Vos took second and third in the sprint, respectively.

Wiebes won the fifth stage of the Giro Donne.

The first four stages of the Giro Donne unpacked.

The adhesive manufacturer has long been a title sponsor for the other Belgian team Lotto Soudal.

Van der Breggen won over her teammate Demi Vollering by over a minute.

"We are here and we think we suffer, but there is so much more in life."

Anna Van der Breggen took the victory on stage 2 of the Giro Donne, with her teammates finishing second and third.

Trek-Segafredo starts the Giro Donne with a head start on SD Worx.

Some predictions ahead of the 2021 Giro Donne.

Ten days of racing, two brutal mountain stages, three potential breakaway days, and two (and a half?) days for the sprinters.

The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift could change women's cycling forever.

The brand has been involved with variations of Liv Racing since 2013, excluding 2017 and 2018.

Featuring Liv Racing and Trek-Segafredo

Everything you need to know about the course and contenders ahead of La Course by the Tour de France.

Woods will lead team Israel Start-Up Nation at the Tour de France before heading to Tokyo for the 2020 Olympic Games.

Sam Bennett will not be able to defend his green jersey due to a knee injury.

Dygert won the USA ITT national title on Thursday, beating Amber Neben and Leah Thomas to take her first elite National Championship.

The Dutch national champion cited illness as the reason for his early departure of the race.

McNulty, Craddock, Dygert, Jastrab, White among athletes named to the USA Olympic team for Tokyo.

Chloe Dygert, Ruth Winder, Leah Thomas, Amber Neben and Coryn Rivera will represent the USA in Tokyo.

With the stage victory Carapaz also took the lead in the general classification.

The 2019 winner has opted for a training camp at altitude to prepare for the Olympic Games in Tokyo.

With one of the pre-Tour appetizers wrapped up, the Ineos Grenadiers fork continues to draw attention.

Lizzie Deignan took the overall win from Elise Chabbey by winning the intermediate sprint for five bonus seconds.

Odds were on Lizzie Deignan to win the fist stage of the Tour de Suisse Women on Saturday, but up-and-coming Elise Chabbey defied the odds to take her first professional win.

The two were part of a five-person breakaway that went clear early in the race.

Alexey Lutsenko takes over general classification lead.

Plus, the Battle of the North will take place in August of 2022.