Women's Cycling

The German bests reigning champ Sofia Gomez Villafañe by 15 minutes, while Sturm, Shrosbree, and Lange celebrate break-out performances.

After Moriah Wilson's death, Rockwell took a season-long hiatus from racing. She's finding her own way back.

Our editors weigh in on the biggest storylines in the Flint Hills.

New in 2023, riders in the elite category will have their own start in the 200-mile race.

The 24-year-old Dutch rider has seamlessly stepped up from leadout rider to sprint star this season, pushing her former leader Lorena Wiebes.

Between 'a really crappy Jeep' and not knowing where she's going live for six months, 'the racing feels like the easy part,' says the Aussie rider.

Lifeplus-Wahoo boss Tom Varney is aiming to elevate his team into the WorldTour for 2026 with new sponsor after difficult off-season.

Dutch speedster Kool tops Dygert and Deignan on final podium of three-day Women's WorldTour race.

With the race set to switch to RCS control next season, the outgoing organizer has taken a relaxed approach to unveiling its route details. With a month to go, the course is finally known.

The Finnish rider was suffering with burnout when she went on maternity leave in 2021. Now that she's back in the pro peloton, she's taking a different approach to racing.

Uno-X moves into safe spot in contest to retain WorldTour license, AG Insurance-Soudal Quick-Step continues to climb the rankings.

From club team to WorldTour in one season, all whilst balancing a university teaching career

The South African veteran came close to retirement last year, but she doesn't think she's reached her peak as a rider.

The German champion is the next big thing in women’s cycling, just don’t compare her to her teammate.

Charlotte Kool has already proved to be a formidable opponent to Lorena Wiebes, but DSM is not just focusing on sprint finishes in 2023.

Annemiek van Vleuten is getting better, Gaia Realini is the real deal, and more lessons learned from the seven-day race.

SD Worx has accused other teams of capitalizing on a toilet break, while Movistar says the Dutch team messed up.

Demi Vollering takes aim at Movistar’s tactics on stage six which left her on the back foot ahead of the final mountain showdown.

Keep up to date with the latest from the seven-day Spanish race.

The American's been through the ringer during the last two years, but she's back at the forefront in her comeback race.

The 19-year-old became the first rider from Tenerife to ride the Vuelta Femenina and is hoping to become the first pro from the Canary Islands.

Movistar, SD Worx, and Jumbo-Visma all gain time as race explodes in windy conditions.

Michaela Drummond and Debora Silvestri have been unable to sign with Spanish teams after the RFEC refused to register new contract amidst fears of legal action.

The 24-year-old is spending this season in Europe as she targets a pro contract. She recently spent time with Jayco-AlUla at the Amstel Gold Race.

Kelsey Urban rides to impressive second in XCO and third in XCC.

Follow all the headlines from La Vuelta Femenina, which starts May 1.

No official comment from UCI or team on removal. Zaaf was under constant monitoring amidst financial concerns with several riders leaving the squad.

The 21-year-old took a big step up in her career this spring with her first WorldTour podium.

Just seven riders remain at team, below the minimum of eight mandated by the UCI.

The US rider hasn't raced on the road since early 2022 following leg injury, Epstein Barr, and heart problems: 'I am just so happy to be back racing.'

New-look Vuelta Femenina steps closer to becoming a true grand tour with seven-day distance.

Team at risk of losing its license if UCI rules are found to be broken. Vuelta Femenina organizer has confirmed that the team has declined its race invitation.

Stage race season is coming but, before we look ahead, what did we learn from the classics?

The Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix, and Liège-Bastogne-Liège take different approaches to their men's and women's races. What works and what doesn't?

The Dutchwomen struggled with the role of leader in 2022, but she has become more comfortable with pressure and it's showing.

Elisa Longo Borghini pushes the Dutch rider close, but can only take second.

Alexis Skarda and Vera Looser complete the top three, with Gomez Villafañe moving into lead of the Life Time Grand Prix.

With no wins in nine races, Van Vleuten hasn't waited longer for a first season victory since 2016. What's up with the world champion?

The SD Worx rider has been dominant all spring, but there are plenty of riders ready to put a stop to her run of victories.

She started the day feeling nervous about her form, but finished it with an emphatic win on the Mur de Huy

The French champion, who signed for Human Powered Health this month, says the struggles of the last year have made her stronger.

The 26-year-old only took up cycling three years ago but hit the fast track to the professional peloton.

Lianne Lippert takes second after being distanced by Vollering with Gaia Realini rounding out the podium.

Five more riders have left in the last week after Audrey Cordon-Ragot became the first to sign for a new team ahead of Paris-Roubaix.

The Australian, who was voted as president of the riders' union in March, also wants to build bridges with the peloton.

The former pro triathlete was joined on the podium by Flavia Oliveira Parks and Paige Onweller.

Alison Jackson sprints for victory after break holds off the big-name chasers in dramatic third edition of the women's 'Hell of the North.'

After two straight victories, Trek-Segafreo sees Lucinda Brand as team's top finisher in 12th after a dramatic race.

Canadian takes surprise win at the 'Hell of the North' after getting into early breakaway.

The French champion will race for Human Powered Health for the first time after exemption from UCI allows her to swap teams.

Belgian says that she would do the same thing at Strade Bianche if SD Worx found itself in the same situation.

The French national champion may be barred for signing with a new team until June.

The Belgian becomes only the second woman to win back-to-back Tour of Flanders titles after her solo victory.

The Dutch rider animated an active Dwars door Vlaanderen in just her second road race following surgery earlier this year.

A weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

What the stars had to say after a challenging edition of Gent-Wevelgem.

French champion Audrey Cordon-Ragot says she's 'exhausted' after already suffering stroke and collapse of B&B Hotels team.

From Annemiek van Vleuten's form to the tussle for success between SD Worx and Trek-Segafredo.

Team DSM lights up the Belgian WorldTour race, with American rider Megan Jastrab playing a key part in the victory.

The 23-year-old American says that he can learn a lot from how Van Vleuten trains and races.

Cycling's most passionate subset weighs in on USAC in gravel, prize money, the women's race, and worlds.

Milan-San Remo kickstarts the men's monument season, but what constitutes a monument for the women?

The five-day race is looking for £100,000 as it continues to hunt for additional sponsors.

Marianne Vos will be back in action after surgery, and former world champion Elisa Balsamo holds the favorite's title.

Jayco-AlUla rider urges the UCI to change its rules after it disqualified her podium performance.

A weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

Belgian rider puts in big ride just days after her brother's death.

The 22-year-old German is making her WorldTour debut this year after finishing university before taking on a cycling career.

After a flurry of stage races in the opening two months of the season, there will be no more Women's WorldTour stage races until May.

UCI removes her third-place finish from official results after racing with device that is banned in competition.

SD Worx asks people to 'leave her alone as much as possible' at race.

The young American on how RED-S almost derailed her burgeoning career — and her health.

The Dutchwoman placed second at 'cross worlds, sixth in her WorldTour debut at Strade Bianche, and now wants to win MTB Olympic gold.

The American-registered squad will race with just 13 riders this season after Leah Thomas also stepped away from racing to deal with back injury.

With a new chairwoman of the board and nine women on the 10-member Athlete Advisory Council, "there is a 'women’s revolution' happening at USAC," says CEO Brendan Quirk.

Updated course packs a punch but still favors the fastest women in the bunch.

It's not just a bike race. It's a vibe.

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

The Uno-X rider is designing bespoke coaching plans around the menstrual cycle.

Ahead of her first Life Time Grand Prix, the 22-year-old feels calm, confident, and stoked.