#womens-cycling

#womens-cycling

The dominance of Dutch cyclists in women's cycling is evident in recent race results.

Canyon-SRAM Generation continues to empower female cyclists from underrepresented backgrounds, enhancing diversity and opportunity in professional women's cycling.

Kirsten Frattini drives women's cycling coverage at Cyclingnews, significantly enhancing the visibility and reporting of women's professional cycling.

Recent years have seen a strong dominance of elite riders in women's professional cycling, particularly Annemiek van Vleuten and Demi Vollering.

Elisa Longo Borghini reflects on her growth from winning the Tour of Flanders at 23 to defending her title with greater awareness at 33.

Lotte Kopecky is the frontrunner for the Tour of Flanders, showcasing impressive teamwork and form leading into the race.

The Women's Tour of Flanders 2025 will feature a challenging route with key updates, including a new starting loop and tough cobbled sectors.

The Omloop Het Nieuwsblad marks the start of the serious cycling season, with challenging conditions awaiting the peloton.

Mathieu van der Poel won Milan-Sanremo, outpacing Filippo Ganna and Tadej Pogacar, marking his second victory in this prestigious cycling classic.

The 2025 Paris-Roubaix introduces safer changes including new cobble sectors and a smoother detour to reduce speeds before entering the perilous Arenberg forest.

Kirsten Frattini is influential in global cycling journalism, focusing on women's cycling and major competitive events.

Lorena Wiebes won Gent-Wevelgem, achieving her 100th career victory in a decisive sprint finish.

The Trofeo Alfredo Binda 2025 showcases top cycling talent, with veterans and upcoming stars ready to compete.

Weather conditions, particularly wind, may impact race dynamics today at Gent-Wevelgem women.

Gent-Wevelgem on March 30 is a major cobbled Classic, showcasing men’s and women’s races with strategic routes and global viewing options.

Lorena Wiebes won Gent-Wevelgem for the second consecutive time, with Elisa Balsamo finishing as runner-up again.

Elisa Longo Borghini is set to compete in the inaugural women's Milan-San Remo, marking a significant milestone for women's cycling.

The women's Milan-San Remo race will return in 2025, marking a significant advancement for women's cycling.

Milan-San Remo Women returns after 20 years, marking a historic moment in women's cycling.

Marianne Vos reflects on a challenging race at Milan-San Remo Women, emphasizing team efforts, and the difficulty of winning against Lorena Wiebes.

Cat Ferguson's crash at Milan-San Remo disrupted her race, resulting in an 18th place finish despite her efforts.

The LOTTO Thüringen Ladies Tour faces cancellation due to a €200,000 budget shortfall after public funding was withdrawn.

A petition has begun to save the historic women's cycling event.

The LOTTO Thüringen Ladies Tour has been canceled for 2025 due to lack of funding.

Financial shortfall of €200,000 made it impossible to organize the race.

Marianne Vos returns to cyclocross after two years, with performance in Besançon determining participation in World Championships.

Marianne Vos continues to seek improvement and tackle challenges even in her 20th professional season.

Marianne Vos holds the record for most elite world titles in UCI Cyclocross history with eight championships.

Marianne Vos continues to showcase her dominance in women's cycling, highlighted by multiple recent victories.

Marianne Vos makes a strong season debut at Trofeo Alfredo Binda, finishing just off the podium despite the team's tactical achievements.

The Women's WorldTour stage race in Scandinavia has been cancelled for a second year due to lack of funding and support.

Trofeo Alfredo Binda showcases top women's cyclists in a prestigious race in Lombardy, with varied TV and streaming options available worldwide.

The Women's WorldTour season begins at the Tour Down Under and features the Garden Hotels-Luxcom Challenge Mallorca Femenina with top teams participating.

Kasia Niewiadoma's victory at the Tour de France Femmes signifies a historic growth in women's cycling and its commercial potential.

Lotte Kopecky aims to optimize her training for the 2025 Tour de France Femmes, focusing on Grand Tour success amidst competition and challenging routes.

Rosa Klöser transformed her life from a PhD student to a professional cyclist in five years, competing at the highest levels of women's racing.

Demi Vollering downplays rivalry with former team SD Worx-Protime, focusing on competition within the entire peloton instead.

Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio has extended her contract with AG Insurance-Soudal until 2026, postponing retirement plans and aiming for strong performances in upcoming competitions.

The Tour de France Femmes has revitalized women's cycling since its 2022 launch, evolving into a highly competitive event each year.

The 2025 UAE Tour Women stage set a record for the fastest average speed in women's WorldTour history.

The UAE Tour Women prioritizes gender equality and athlete safety, aiming for a racing experience comparable to men's events.

Elisa Longo Borghini, debuting for UAE Team ADQ, is a strong contender for victory at the UAE Tour Women, showcasing her competitive spirit.

Patrick Lefevere acknowledges the challenges of women's cycling, especially in races like the UAE Tour Women.

Noemi Rüegg from EF Education-Oatley won stage 2 of the 2025 Women's Tour Down Under, showcasing both individual skill and strong team support.

The Schwalbe Women's One-Day Classic adds a crucial race for women's UCI points, enhancing opportunities for female cyclists.

The Santos Women's Tour Down Under has significantly evolved since 2016, showcasing international participation and improved competition in women's cycling.

Puck Pieterse won her first cyclocross race of the winter at X2O Trofee Koksijde-Vlaamse Duinencross, showcasing her dominance.

Sidney McGill won her first elite title at Pan-American Cyclocross Championships after overcoming last year's challenges.

Célia Gery won the under-23 women's title at the 2024 European cyclocross championships.

Puck Pieterse won her second gold medal at the Dutch National Cyclocross Championships with a dominant and early attack, showcasing her exceptional racing skills.

Sanne Cant secured her first victory of the season at the Cyclocross Otegem, solidifying her legacy before retirement.

Fem van Empel wins the X20 Badkamers Trofee race, capitalizing on competitors' mistakes to secure her second consecutive victory.

Nike partners exclusively with women's cycling team FDJ-SUEZ, enhancing the team's identity and image through a unique lifestyle apparel collaboration starting in 2025.

Demi Vollering has signed a two-year contract with FDJ-SUEZ, starting in 2025, as a co-leader with a strong ambition for the team.

Grace Brown is poised to lead The Cyclists' Alliance, continuing the fight for equal rights in women's cycling.

Grace Brown emphasizes the crucial role of The Cyclists' Alliance in improving safety, salaries, and conditions in women's cycling.

Lotte Kopecky excels in both Spring Classics and Grand Tours, balancing ambitions in both areas of cycling.

EF-Oatly-Cannondale's diverse roster blends youth and experience, aiming for success in both Grand Tour and one-day races in 2025.

Kirsten Frattini is a key figure in cycling journalism, enhancing women's representation and coverage in the sport.

Her journey reflects the growth of women's cycling and a commitment to quality race reporting.

Kirsten Frattini has significantly influenced the coverage and growth of women's professional cycling through her editorial roles at Cyclingnews.

A significant crash impacted stage 5 of the Simac Ladies Tour, affecting multiple riders and leading to a premature end for Charlotte Kool.

The 2024 Simac Ladies Tour features a 708.1km challenging route across six days, emphasizing strategy and endurance in women's cycling.

Lotte Kopecky won stage 6 of the Simac Ladies Tour, overcoming a crash the previous day to secure the overall victory.

Lorena Wiebes won the second stage of the Simac Ladies Tour, showcasing her sprinting skills in a close finish.

Ilse Pluimers' solo effort added excitement to the race, although it ended just short of victory.

Chloé Dygert triumphed with a silver medal at the UCI Road World Championships despite facing significant physical and mental challenges throughout the year.

The Dutch women's team failed to capitalize on a potentially winning situation, leading to a missed opportunity in the UCI Road World Championships.