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Team of Demi Vollering confirms shortfall of usual performance on stage 8 of the Tour de France Femmes

FDJ-Suez and Visma-Lease a Bike continue to throw pointed verbal insults at each other during Tour de France Femmes.

Former champion Vollering clears concussion protocol but heavily bruised after coming down in ugly high-speed pile-up on Monday.

All the bikes, components, and gear used by the 22 teams in the biggest race in women's cycling.

We sent Shoddy Dave to the Itzulia Women, the three-day stage race in the Basque country, to investigate if team's technical sponsors are upping their game with supplying the best of the best.

The Dutch superstar revealed her menstrual cycle held her back from racing at full strength: 'I am a woman, sometimes you suffer with your hormones.'

Vollering opens new chapter with FDJ-Suez on Thursday in Valenciana in first step toward Tour de France showdown with Kopecky and Niewiadoma.

Wollaston and Schmid deliver morale-boosting victories for FDJ–Suez and Jayco AlUla at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.

Dutch superstar doesn't shy away from revealing her suffering in quest to open the conversation about mental health in elite sport.

Vollering's acrimonious split from SD Worx was the sensation of last season. Our editors debate whether she can live up to the hype and lift FDJ to super team status.

If you’re a cycling fan, there’s no better place to be in December or January than Spain’s Calpe region.

Sporting super-brand Nike joins Women's WorldTour squad with lifestyle collaboration: 'It will strengthen our identity and bring a fresh dimension.'

Chinese mega-sponsor XDS officially joins WorldTour, online supermarket Picnic partners Dutch team, Pogačar and Roglič get new kits.

So long, Lapierre: French team confirms supplier switch to Specialized for the Vollering era.

Danish rider to line out alongside Kasia Niewiadoma from 2025, exploding pro races together.

After a season full of challenges, Italian climber Cavalli seeks comeback with three-year deal to join DSM: 'She always wants to give her all.'

Is FDJ Suez the new powerhouse? Vollering’s exit from SD Worx shakes up women’s cycling.

FDJ and Suez commit to French 'super team' through 2028, reports that bike behemoth Specialized will follow Vollering to the team rumble on.

‘Resting is a big part of getting better’: Dutch star’s HRV shows proof of her end of season fatigue.

2023 Tour de France Femmes champion chasing second victory plus other top targets with French team.

Transfers are heating up in the rider market, with EF, Movistar, UAE, and FDJ-Suez all making key moves.

After racing in Tokyo with a broken shoulder, Aussie star is hoping to be healthy and fast in Paris against deep TT field: 'Any four of us can medal. It's hard to say who will come out on top.'

Lotte Kopecky seals overall success in confirmation world champion is in sparkling early season form.

FDJ-Suez, Uno-X, and Israel-Premier Tech Roland are the final three Women's WorldTour teams up for scrutiny in Velo's end-of-season grading.

Cherie Pridham moves to UAE Team ADQ as head of sport while Lieselot Decroix joins FDJ-Suez as co-head of performance.

In an unprecedented move, Intermarché-Circus-Wanty, FDJ-Suez, and Lapierre-Mavic Unity join forces to give the Dutch rider support in three disciplines.

Women's cycling has changed immeasurably in the last decade and that has been good news for the mechanics servicing the bikes of the WorldTour pros.

The Italian says she has 'nothing to lose' as she goes into this year's race with few expectations.

French squad is looking to build on stage win at last year's race with aggressive approach from the outset.

VeloNews follows the French team as it tests out the Paris-Roubaix cobbles ahead of Saturday's race.

Her road to the top included stints in speed-skating and e-racing.

Cavalli suffered a concussion after she was hit from behind in a crash at the 2022 Tour de France Femmes.

Stephen Delcourt says there is no room for organizers who leave it until the last minute to provide details on their races.

The Italian has only raced five days since leaving the Tour de France Femmes with concussion.

French team looks to Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig, Marta Cavalli, Evita Muzic, Grace Brown for GC success in 2023.

The Dane on her rollercoaster year that started with COVID, but ended with a Tour de France Femmes stage win.

The 21-year-old on being one of 2022's most prized domestiques, winning two rainbow jerseys, and her Flanders dreams.

The Italian enjoyed a breakthrough season in 2022 with major classics victories.

The French climber says finishing the Tour de France Femmes in front of her family will be a day she remembers 'for all of my life.'

Frenchwoman contemplating a tilt at the French national championships and world championships in January.

The Italian sustained a concussion after a high-speed crash during the second stage of the race.

The Australian joined the team at the start of this season.

The 26-year-old Dutchwoman is the first 2023 signing for the French team.

Dane survives ‘mega stressful’ finale to hold on to lead and score a breakthrough overall win.

The Dane leaves the race with a stage win and dreams for the next edition

The Danish rider is closing in on a podium place, but has some time to make up on the final stage.

Uttrup Ludwig praises team for comeback after difficult opening stages as Evita Muzic takes second on gravel stage.

The Danish rider wins a stage a day after losing time to GC rivals and her teammate Marta Cavalli crashed out.

Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig and team FDJ-Suez-Futuroscope are racing with specially painted Lapierres to celebrate both the team sponsors and the return of the Tour de France Femmes.

Podium-favorite Cavalli is initially cleared of any serious injuries but the team is continuing to monitor her for concussion.

Cavalli was one of three riders to go down during stage 2 after she was hit from behind at speed by another rider.

The 26-year-old wants to add a second yellow jersey to the Danish collection in 2022.

The French squad will be looking to beat Annemiek van Vleuten and Demi Vollering with their trademark aggressive race tactics.

The Italian says that she will give 'all my heart' to help her FDJ-Suez-Futuroscope team pull out a good result on home soil.

Water and waste management businesses Suez joins Women's WorldTour team as co-sponsor, will become FDJ-Suez-Futuroscope in July.

The Italian soars to inaugural women's victory as teammate Evita Muzic claims third place.

"Chapeau to her for an amazing sprint finish," says Grace Brown after ceding overall lead to Trek-Segafredo rider.

Australian bests Elisa Longo Borghini and Kasia Niewiadoma in three-up sprint and moves into overall lead.

Australian beats Kasia Niewiadoma and Elisa Longo Borghini after trio breakaway in final kilometers.

FDJ-Nouvelle Aquitaine-Futuroscope rider praises expansion of race, but fuming at lack of TV coverage.

No serious injuries after Italian taken to hospital for checks during stage 2.

Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig will also miss the race following a positive COVID-19 test earlier in April.

With commanding wins at Amstel Gold Race and Flèche Wallonne, the Italian is on course to join Anna van der Breggen as the only women to win all three hilly classics.

Brodie Chapman explains how the whole team helped Cavalli win La Flèche Wallonne on Wednesday.

Amstel Gold winner takes second big win, bettering Van Vleuten and Vollering on final climb.

The 24-year-old Italian has been promising big things in recent years and she says that her Amstel Gold Race win is 'just the beginning.'

The Australian rider has been one of the star performers during the 2022 classics.

From the wider impact of Kopecky's win to discussions about prize money and the inclusion of the Koppenberg, VeloNews looks back on Sunday's race.

The Australian rider switched to the French team over the winter as she looks to get the 'full experience' of European road racing.

Here's the news making headlines for Friday, October 22.

The French team announced their full 2022 roster on Friday.

Brown signed a two year contract with the French WorldTeam.

Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig has been riding high in 2021 with her first WorldTour win and will complete a dream this year by competing at the Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Lauren Kitchen announced today she is retiring from the pro peloton with immediate effect. She hopes to focus on a new job in town planning and to help women's cycling development back in Australia.

Loren and Abby chat about how the 2021 peloton has changed ahead of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. Plus, inside the FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope's team management.

Check out Abby Mickey's author page.

Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig isn't afraid of the peloton's strongest riders, and that attitude could see her claim an elusive first WorldTour win.

Breakthrough victory at Giro Rosa came years in the making for the 21-year-old emerging star.

Danish rider's prolific season a result of patience, motivation, and stoke as she settles in at the top of WorldTour peloton.

Check out James Huang's author page.