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Lizzie Stannard to join EF Education-Cannondale in 2024
Today it was announced that 26-year-old Aussie Lizzie Stannard has signed with EF Education-Cannondale from the end of the 2023 season. Originating from a...
Sara Martin takes first pro win on 4th stage of 2023 Vuelta a Andalucia
Another stage, another Spanish victory on home soil as Movistar's Sara Martin outsprinted Lizzie Stannard to take the victory. It's the first UCI win...
Tamara Dronova makes it two in a row on Vuelta a Andalucia Stage 2
Tamara Dronova continues to dominate in the Ruta del Sol for women, further solidifying her GC standing. The 29-year-old Russian cyclist, representing Israel-Premier Tech-Roland,...
Zaaf Cycling withdraws from La Vuelta Femenina and drops below the minimum amount of riders
https://twitter.com/LaVueltaFem/status/1651181587994750977
Zaaf Cycling will not be using its wildcard invitation for the 2023 La Vuelta Femenina which starts this Monday. The race mentioned that the...
Lizzie Stannard joins Israel-Premier Tech Roland from Zaaf
Aussie Lizzie Stannard has reached an agreement to join Israel-Premier Tech after leaving Zaaf Cycling. That makes her the third rider to leave the...
Daria Pikulik wins Stage 1 of the 2023 Women’s Tour Down Under
Human Powered Health's new signing Daria Pikulik got off to a winning start on Stage 1 of the 2023 Women's Tour Down Under. The...
Analysis with power of the 2023 Women’s Australian National Championships
The 2023 women's race at the Australian National Championships was another classic. We saw Brodie Chapman take her first nationals victory after a solo...
Audrey Cordon-Ragot joins Spanish Conti team Zaaf Cycling
The new Spanish Continental team Zaaf Cycling announced its 2023 roster, including the French champion Audrey Cordon-Ragot. The former Trek rider was left without...
Host regions announced for 2022 Tour of Britain
The Tour of Britain returns in 2022 and will visit Yorkshire for the first time since 2009. A pair of full stages in Dorset...
Greatest Spring Classics Races – Kuurne Brussels Kuurne
The first Kuurne Brussels Kuurne was in 1946 and until the late 60s, followed a route to Brussels. It was known as Omloop der beide Vlaanderen in the 1970s to reflect the new route to the Flemish Ardennes. In 1979 it reverted back to its original name.
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