Women's Cycling

As Women’s Tour organizers launch a campaign for new title sponsors, they also question whether live TV is really viable for Women’s WorldTour events

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

Top WorldTeam teams continue to snatch new signatures as busy transfer season continues.

D'Hoore outsprints Lotte Kopecky after Boels-Dolmans teammate Amy Pieters sets up the sprint.

Tiesj Benoot and Jan Bakelants pulled from men's race after Bakelants tests positive and was known to have recently been in close contact with Benoot.

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The UCI has determined that Belgian director Marc Bracke engaged in harassment after two formal complaints were filed against him by separate female riders.

Two-time champ Kirsten Wild will join other favorites Lorena Wiebes, Jolien D'Hoore, and Marta Bastianelli at the seventh Women's WorldTour race since events resumed this summer.

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The 28-year old Australian celebrated her first European win in Belgium on Wednesday.

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On Equipe Paule Ka, the budding Kiwi has found her feet and is improving with every race since the summer restart.

Trek-Segafredo's team unity has helped riders like Lizzie Deignan and Elisa Longo Borghini score top results throughout 2020.

The 2019 world time trial champion set to return to the United States to continue recovery in hope of being ready for next season.

After sitting out La Flèche Wallonne Féminine on Wednesday, the former world champion will return to racing with a broken wrist.

No ‘curse of the rainbow stripes’ for the 30-year-old Boels-Dolmans queen of the Huy.

'It’s more about how the race was, about how I was feeling, about how the team was riding. That’s something you remember,' says the newly-minted world champion.

Anna van der Breggen will display her new rainbow stripes and attempt a sixth-straight victory at the first of the one-day Ardennes.

The team — set to become known as SD Worx in 2021 — has committed to the South African climbing specialist for two years.

The UCI's decision to reopen rider rankings amid the COVID-19 pandemic has generated pushback from riders.

Dutch team places three riders in top-four at Imola as veteran leaders combine seamlessly to animate race.

30-year-old attacked on penultimate lap of race to tempo her way to victory and double up her time trial title from earlier this week.

Host cities and locations announced for events through 2026.

The course will suit a punchy climber who can handle repeated efforts of a tough climb — and this year, there are many.

Twenty20 boss Nicola Cranmer says Chloé Dygert was strong and ready to defend her worlds TT title in Imola.

29.2 kilometers of cobbles to be featured in 116 km Hell of the North

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Defending world champion Chloe Dygert crashed out just after the intermediate time check.

Nash has been racing at the elite level for more than twenty years, and she's not thinking of stopping anytime soon.

The world champion has indicated that she has been cleared to ride outside. A final decision will be made by Tuesday evening.

The 45-year old won gold in 2008 and 2016. 2020 marks her 16th appearance at the UCI road world championships.

The time trial world champion will aim to defend her title on Thursday and will race on the road on Saturday, as well.

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Van der Breggen takes third Giro Rosa title in Motta Montecorvino.

With a stage win in Italy and successes on the track, the young Belgian rider has her sights set on Tokyo 2020 - and beyond.

The Canyon-SRAM rider drops to second in the GC as Anna van der Breggen takes control of the maglia rosa.

The Italian from Trek-Segafredo outsprinted new GC leader Anna van der Breggen to win stage.

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After an injury before Strade Bianche sidelined her for two weeks, Ashleigh Moolman Pasio says she's feeling better every day at the Giro Rosa.

A Dutch newspaper is reporting that Annemiek van Vleuten suffered a broken wrist in a crash during Thursday's seventh stage of the Giro Rosa. The injury could put van Vleuten's defense of the rainbow jersey in doubt.

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The young Belgian reaches the top step of the podium after second- and third-place finishes in the preceding stages. Van Vleuten and Spratt sent to the hospital with unconfirmed injuries.

Teammate Amanda Spratt and Marianne Vos were also involved. The extent of injuries is not yet known.

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The Dutch rider secured her third victory while Annemiek van Vlueten retains her overall race lead in the 2020 women's stage race.

What will this year's Giro Rosa tell us about the form of the peloton after racing's shutdown? We checked in with the riders.

The Dutchwoman celebrates her second stage win of the race.

After four days in central Italy, the peloton heads to the coast south of Rome. Here's what riders had to say about the courses, COVID protocol, and GC contention.

The Équipe Paule Ka rider led a breakaway for more than 70 kilometers.

Ten years ago, Mara Abbott became the first American to win the Giro Rosa.

Marianne Vos won the third stage of the Giro Rosa, while Annemiek van Vleuten retained her lead in the GC.

While the women's peloton is more than capable of longer distances, some riders say that more exciting racing unfolds on shorter courses. Especially when they're televised.

Katarzyna Niewiadoma has the Giro Rosa's podium squarely in her sights. Landing on the podium would mark a career-best for the young Polish rider.

After she suffered a mechanical with eight kilometers to go, Annemiek van Vleuten clawed her way back to win Saturday's second stage of the Giro Rosa.

Italian Elisa Longo Borghini will wear the pink jersey after Friday's race opener.

The 2020 Giro Rosa has found a broadcast partner in Flobikes.com for North American fans.

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The 2020 Giro Rosa begins on Friday with a team time trial in Tuscany and is followed by aggressive punchy climbing throughout the entire race.

Australian Chloe Hosking wins the seventh and final stage.

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Lauren Stephens retains the overall lead as the peloton heads into Wednesday's final stage.

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Lauren Stephens has attacked into the lead at the Tour de l'Ardeche with two stages remaining.

The Australian squad has dominated the podium in the previous two editions and looks to make the 2020 Giro Rosa a hat trick.

Chloe Dygert, Sepp Kuss, Amber Neben, and Leah Thomas are among the elite riders chosen by USA Cycling for the 2020 UCI road world championships.

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The seven-day stage race in France promises plenty of climbing on fast stages.

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Annemiek van Vleuten has signed a two-year deal with Spanish team Movistar, ending speculation about the world champion's next destination.

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Lizzie Deignan has become a global inspiration for athletic moms, and she's used her platform to advance topics like paid maternity leave and the need for a women's Tour de France.

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Watch highlights of the one-day race and the dramatic final kilometer of racing.

Trek-Segafredo make numbers count as Deignan and Longo-Borghini work together to deny Vos.

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World champions, multi-time La Course winners, and powerhouse teams will line up in Nice for the seventh edition of this premier Women's WorldTour race.

UCI President David Lappartient says a professional women's stage race is in the works for 2022, and the organizer is Tour de France owner ASO.

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In an uphill sprint to the line, the reigning world champion from the Netherlands put her wheel across the line ahead of Italian Elisa Longo Borghini.