Get ready for an exhilarating edition of the La Vuelta Femenina by Carrefour.es, the premier women's cycling event in Spain. This year's route presents an alluring mix of terrain that will challenge the riders' versatility and stamina. Here’s an in-depth look at each stage, highlighting the challenges and expectations that will shape this year’s race.

The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift starts in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. To celebrate this event, organizers, mayors teemed up with Demi Vollering and Lorean Wiebes last Thursday to celebrate the Tour start in the area.

After finishing second in 2020 and 2022, Grace Brown of Australia finally clinched her maiden victory at Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes. Racing for FDJ-SUEZ, Brown replicated her aggressive approach from four years earlier, breaking away midway through the course to position herself for a potential win

The 2024 edition of the Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes showcased some intense racing until the final meters. Grace Brown of the FDJ-SUEZ team emerged as the well- deserved winner, completing the race in 4:29:00

This Sunday marks the end chapter of the Ardennes Classics of this season,  as Liege-Bastogne-Liege Femmes takes center stage, captivating enthusiasts. As the oldest classic in women's cycling, it carries a legacy of determination over its challenging terrain.

Kasia Niewiadoma's triumph in the 27th La Flèche Wallonne Femmes marks a significant milestone in her career. The Polish cyclist from Canyon//SRAM finally claimed victory after enduring a winless streak of 1770 days, outsprinting the 2023 winner Demi Vollering from SD Worx-ProTime and the Italian national champion Elisa Longo Borghini from Lidl-Trek

Rain, wind, snow and sun could not keep  Katarzyna Niewiadoma of Canyon//SRAM of her win ath the 27thedition of La Fléche Wallonne.

The 2024 edition of La Flèche Wallonne Femmes, taking place tomorrow on Wednesday April 17th, promises another exciting chapter in the storied Ardennes Classics, with the race unfolding over a challenging 146km route from Huy to Huy in Belgium

Victory number 251 for Marianne Vos (Visma – Lease a Bike) when Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx – Protime)raised her arms in the air to claim the victory but Vos pushed her bike over the finish line and to her own surprise, takes the victory in her home country.  

Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx – Protime) celebrated, but Marianne Vos (Visma – Lease a Bike) is the winner of a somehow different edition of the Amstel Gold Race: After 45 kilometers the race was interrupted for more than one hour due to an accident of a police moto driver, which put sports in the background.

The Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition, the first of three one-day races known as the Ardennes Classics, stands out by being held in the Netherlands rather than the Belgian like its successors: La Flèche Wallonne and Liège–Bastogne–Liège.

During Paris Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift Ellen van Dijk proved the world that it is absolutely possible for elite cyclist to have a great comeback in the saddle after a pregnancy. Her teammate Lizzie Deignan proved this 2 years ago already when she won the race, but the performance of Van Dijk understated this

World Champion Lotte Kopecky crowned herself queen of the Hell of the North after a stunning and exciting finale. It was a goal for the Belgian rider and all eyes were on the woman who also had the most to lose before the race

The fourth edition of Paris Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift unfolded with gripping drama as World Champion Lotte Kopecky of Belgium secured a stunning victory in a pulsating finale at the iconic Velodrome in Roubaix.

This Saturday, Lotte Kopecky and her SD Worx-Protime teammates are aiming to win their first-ever Paris-Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift. So far, team leader Kopecky has had mixed results at the Hell of the North

On Saturday April 6th, we  will be treated to the 4th edition of Paris-Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift, also known as the Hell of the North, covering a slightly modified 148.5 kilometer route. Despite the change, the cobble (Pavé) count remains consistent at 29.2 km, spread across 17 sections.

In a thrilling finale, Elisa Longo Borghini of Lidl Trek claimed victory at the Ronde van Vlaanderen Femmes 2024, sprinting to victory in the final 200m

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The 21st edition of the biggest spring classics race for the women's peloton is happening this Easter Sunday, the Ronde Van Vlaanderen, where the peloton will race through the smell of fried food and beer, cheered on by thousands of spectators.

After the finish we talked to the winner, as well as Balsamo's dutch teammate Shirin van Anrooij (Lidl Trek) and Amalie Dideriksen (Uno-X Mobility) of Denmark. Watch our interviews and also read the comments of some other important riders from Sunday's race!

With inches apart, Lorena Wiebes of Team Sdworx=Protime wins Gent Wevelgem in Belgium. It is the fourth victory of the Dutch rider in the Women’s WorldTour this season after winning two stages in the UAE tour and the Ronde van Drenthe just two weeks ago

With the spring Classics season in full swing, all eyes are turning to Gent-Wevelgem Women this Sunday. As one of the most prestigious races on the cycling calendar, this Belgian event is known for its steep climbs and unpredictable weather conditions

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Elisa Balsamo won in De Panne ahead of Charlotte Kool and Daria Pikulik. After the race we talked to the Top 3, but also met Chloe Dygert, who finished 6th and two of the attackers of the day in the finish area. Here are all of our interviews!

Just four days after winning Trofeo Alfredo Binda in Italy, Elisa Balsamo (Lidl – Trek) also took the victory at Classic Brugge-De Panne in Belgium with an impressive sprint against Charlotte Kool (dsm-firmenich – PostNL). The Italian won in a bunchsprint after 155 pan flat kilometers on a cloudy day with almost no wind with quite a margin ahead of the dutch top sprinter. For Balsamo it was her second victory in De Panne after 2022.

The first mid-week classic of the Women's WorldTour season 2024 is just around the corner: Starting on the picturesque Grote Markt in Bruges, the Classic Brugge-De Panne will lead the peloton to the coastal town of De Panne.

Team SD Worx-Protime regrets to announce the cancellation of their participation in this Thursday's Classic De Panne-Brugge. The decision stems from a series of setbacks affecting several riders within the team, including injuries and key members attending a training camp

Elisa Balsamo, of Lidl Trek, won the 25th edition of the Trofeo Alfredo Binda – Comune di Cittiglio, Italy. This is her second triumph in the race, adding to her impressive track record which includes a former World Championship title

It’s the second victory for the Italian former World Champion and also the fourth consecutive win for the Lidl Trek team after Shirin van Anrooij won the 2023 edition, Balsomo in 2022 and Elisa Longo Borghini in 2021. All riders are still racing together in the Lidl Trek team.

The Trofeo Alfredo Binda, round 7 in the Women’s WorldTour calendar, is set for Sunday, March 17th. Riders will start their race in Maccagno con Pino e Veddasca on the east side of the Lagio Maggiore and finish in the town of Cittiglio.

In the aftermath of the 17th edition of de Ronde van Drenthe, Pro Cycling Women caught up with winner Lorena Wiebes, runner up Lisa Balsamo, young revelation Puck Pieterse, only breakaway rider of the day, Valerie Demey and the contender Lily Williams, who had to be in the chase twice to get back in the peloton.

Lorena Wiebes (Team SD Worx – Protime) secured her fourth consecutive win at the Ronde van Drenthe, cementing her status as a dominant force in the cycling world

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Starting on April 28 in Valencia, La Vuelta Femenina 24 by Carrefour.es promises an exhilarating journey that will conclude on May 5 at Valdesquí.

On Sunday, the 10th of March, the Netherlands will host the 17th edition of the Ronde Van Drenthe. It’s the Women's World Tour's sixth race in 2024. Where the peloton normally charges themselves to ride the stone (cobbled) sections (translated: ‘Keien’ instead of the ‘Kasseien’ red.) of the north, then have to do with the artificial stone sections of the former landfill site on the ‘VAM berg’ this year.

In the aftermath of the 10th edition of Strade Bianche Donne Pro Cycling Women caught up with winner Lotte Kopecky, her main rival Elisa Longo Borghini, and other key players: Demi Vollering, Kasia Niewiadoma, Shirin van Anrooij, and Niamh Fisher-Black.

Lotte Kopecky (SD Worx – Protime) has won Strade Bianche for a second time in her career and became only the second rider to do so after Annemiek van Vleuten in 2019 and 2020. The World Champion from Belgium was stronger than Elisa Longo Borghini (Lidl – Trek) on the steep final climb up the Via Santa Caterina in Siena to beat the Italian Champion by four seconds on Piazza del Campo after 137 hard kilometres over twelve gravel sectors with a total of 39.8 kilometres on lose ground.

Gravel racing is trending, but the Women's WorldTour road race Strade Bianche is even harder than most of the pure off road adventures: Between start and finish in Siena in Tuscany, the race covers 137 km's and passes through twelve gravel sectors with a total of 39.8 km's on lose ground.

Out of a lead group of five of the best riders in the women’s peloton, Marianne Vos made the best debut in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad imaginable. The Dutch rider, who underwent surgery on iliac artery in her left leg last august and only returned to racing in Valencia nine days ago, was the fastest in the sprint in Ninove, beating world champion Lotte Kopecky and long term ‘rival’ Elisa Longo Borghini.

It’s time for the Classics season! And that means the smell of Belgian fries and beer alongside the parcours! The peloton is heading towards Ghent in Belgium for round 4 of the Women’s WorldTour: Omloop Het Nieuwsblad

World champion cyclist Lotte Kopecky has extended her contract with Team SD Worx-Protime until 2028, following a period of significant achievements with the team

The teams behind the Drenthe cycling races, with help from local governments and the Drenthe province, have tackled big problems to make sure two major women's cycling events could happen this year.

The Setmana Ciclista Valenciana concluded with Marlen Reusser of Team SD Worx-Protime claiming the overall victory, a testament to her outstanding performance and resilience throughout the race

AG Insurance – Soudal has made a significant leap forward in the 2024 season by advancing to the World Tour, following an outstanding performance throughout the 2023 season.

In a very, very exciting final Amber Kraak managed to shake off all of her breakaway companions and stay a bike length in front of the storming peloton to win her first stage in the Women's WorldTour.

Amber Kraak made the impossible possible on the final stage of the 2024 UAE Tour Women and upset the sprinters on what was expected to be a bunchsprint finish at Abu Dhabi Breakwater.

After Lotte Kopecky had already highlighted her ambitions in the overall standings earlier this week with her activity in the intermediate sprints, she now confirmed her place among the world's best climbers.

A sensation was in the air, but in the end it was the favourite who won the queen stage of the 2nd UAE Tour Women on top of Jebel Hafeet. Lotte Kopecky (SD Worx – Protime) hunted down solo leader Neve Bradbury (Canyon – SRAM Racing) with 700 meters to go and then beat the young Australian with a hard acceleration on the final kick towards the finish, 1.025 meters above sea level.

An eventful second stage in the United Arabic Emirates saw the same outcome as the day before: another sprint finish, well executed by the SD Worx - Protime-team, and another victory for Lorena Wiebes.

Two days, two stage wins for Lorena Wiebes at the UAE Tour Women: The dutch sprinter was the fastest again in Madinat Zayed and completed another strong leadout from World Champion Lotte Kopecky perfectly – even though she went quite early into the headwind on the long and wide finishing straight.

After the first stage of the UAE Tour Women, Pro Cycling Women caught up with Chiara Consonni, the spearhead of the home team UAE Team ADQ, Rachele Barbieri, the second-place finisher, Carina Schrempf of Fenix-Deceuninck who tried her luck with a late attack in the final, Elisa Longo Borghini and Daria Pikulik, both involved in a crash, and world champion Lotte Kopecky, who guided Wiebes to her first stage victory of the 2024 season.

Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx – Protime) is the winner of the first stage at the UAE Tour Women. The dutch rider took the victory at Dubai Harbour after 122 kilometres ahead of Rachele Barbieri (dsm-firmenich – PostNL) and Chiara Consonni (UAE Team ADQ) to also take the overall lead of the four day event.

On a windy afternoon in the United Arabic Emirates some of the best riders in the peloton gathered on Hudayriyat Island in Abu Dhabi for the obligatory pre race press conference of the 2024 UAE Tour Women. So here is what they had to say before letting their legs do the talking in the upcoming four days through the desert and into huge cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi as well as up the infamous Jebel Hafeet!

It's time for the second stage race of the WorldTour season: the UAE Tour Women. From Thursday, 8th to Sunday, 11th of February the peloton will tackle the Emirates between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, through the desert and up to the dreadful Jebel Hafeet.

The VolkerWessels Cycling Team, previously known as Parkhotel Valkenburg, introduced its team for the upcoming season during an event held at the theatre in Rijssen, the Netherlands

Today, the South African National Time Trial Championships took place in Midvaal, South Africa, south of Johannesburg, featuring a remarkable winner in the women's category: Hayley Preen.

Winters can be cold, wet, and harsh. Going for a bike ride outdoors initially means spending half an hour just getting dressed warmly. And afterwards, you often have to allocate quite some time to get your equipment sparkling clean again

Question: “Did you think about drinking enough liquid today?!” Answer: “Yeh-ess!” For many, whether training or during a course, this is a well-rehearsed discussion.

Women set to conquer 137 km and 12 gravel sectors the 2024 Strade Bianche is shaping up to be an epic edition for women's cycling, with an expanded route that includes more gravel sectors, positioning the Tuscan race as authentic classic race in professional cycling.

When it comes to cycling, there’s probably one country you think of straight away. France is the world’s number one cycling country since it became the host country of the biggest bike race in the world, the Tour de France.

Foot pain can be a bothersome issue when cycling, particularly in warm weather. But it's not just 'burning' feet that can be problematic; pain in the toenails can also occur. Therefore, in this edition of ProCycling Women medical section, we're focusing on the feet.

When beginning cyclists experience discomfort, it often affects their knees, pelvis, back, or neck. However, your hands can also be quite painful if you sit incorrectly or use equipment that isn't best suited for you. During a training session, tingling hands are extremely annoying, and in a race, painful.

The Australian’s win at the Santos Tour Down Under is surely a sign of things to come It might have been a while coming, but Sarah Gigante’s victory on Willunga Hill was the ‘wow' moment of the Santos Tour Down Under.

The UCI World Ranking last year was dominated by four riders from the same team, a remarkable achievement showcasing the extraordinary success of the Dutch SD Worx formation (renamed SD Worx - Protime this season).

We often only see the glorious side of (elite) sports and not the harsh reality that it also is. But even athletes who experience glory can be depressed. And that is something they won't easily tell their colleagues or the public.