Women’s Cycling Profiles: Peta Mullens
This week former Australian national champion Peta Mullens answers ProCyclingUK’s questions.
6 Things Road Cyclists Can’t Live Without
Every cyclist has that pre-ride routine and their favourite kits. There aren’t many club cyclists not on Strava these days either, just some of the… Read More »6 Things Road Cyclists Can’t Live Without
Greatest Spring Classics Races – Omloop van het Hageland
Omloop van het Hageland first took place in 2005 as Tielt Winge. It didn’t get its current name until 2011. The race began life as a criterium and…
Greatest Spring Classics Riders – Annemiek van Vleuten
Annemiek van Vleuten’s career has 3 main periods in it, just like Marta Bastianelli. That middle period though is very very different for Van Vleuten.
Women’s Cycling Profiles: Jasmin Duehring
This week Canadian Jasmin Duehring answers ProCyclingUK’s questions.
5 Reasons Why Cyclists Draft
Everyone’s seen cyclists draft in the big Tour de France peloton that traverses the French countryside each Summer. Non-cyclists don’t often appreciate the advantages of… Read More »5 Reasons Why Cyclists Draft
Women’s Strade Bianche 2020 Preview – Tips, Contenders, Profile
Strade Bianche is finally, finally here! It’s been a long time coming but the Women’s WorldTour resumes this Saturday. The last top-tier race was back… Read More »Women’s Strade Bianche 2020 Preview – Tips, Contenders, Profile
Greatest Spring Classics Races – Omloop Het Nieuwsblad for Women
The Omloop Het Nieuwsblad for Women opens the Spring Classics season, as it does in the men’s version. It takes place on the same day and uses much of…
Greatest Spring Classics Riders – Nicole Cooke
Nicole Cooke turned professional in 2002 (aged 19) and won the Commonwealth Games in her first season. She’d already won the National Championships twice (once winning the Seniors as a Youth) and had started a run where she won it every year between 2001 and 2009.
Women’s Cycling Profiles: Francesca Pisciali
This week Eurotarget’s young rider Francesca Pisciali answers ProCyclingUK’s questions.