Cyclingnews looks at the preparations and hopes for the first-ever Road World Championships on African soil

'It's not like you can go and play sport at Wembley or another famous stadium ahead of the pros. But cyclists have the chance to do just that at this event, which is great' Kate Veronneau, Director of Women's Strategy, Zwift, on bringing in more fans for a tough day of riding in the mountains

'The Giro d’Italia is seen as the toughest race in the world’s most beautiful place, so we have to do the same for the Giro d’Italia Women!'

From the very first winner in 1988, 'La Mamma Volante', to the latest 'amazing journey' that put Elisa Longo Borghini in the maglia rosa in her 13th participation

Cyclingnews highlights some of the standout performances of women in cycling on International Women's Day

Col de Madeleine, Col de Joux Plane, mountaintop finale at Châtel along with the lesser known climbs that could impact the outcome of the nine-day race

Four decades on from Connie Carpenter-Phinney’s victory at Los Angeles 1984, another American, Kristen Faulkner, was back on the top step of the podium at the women's Olympic road race. Cyclingnews spoke to the two champions about their respective wins and how women's cycling has changed over that time

Race director speaks to Cyclingnews about writing new legends of the race in the mountain passes, levelling up and managing the Olympic juggle

The increase in participants in the women's road race and the widening of qualification criteria has meant that more women can compete from a broader range of countries