Matilda Price
Matilda is an NCTJ-qualified journalist based in the UK who joined Cyclingnews in March 2025. Prior to that, she worked as the Racing News Editor at GCN, and extensively as a freelancer contributing to Cyclingnews, Cycling Weekly, Velo, Rouleur, Escape Collective, Red Bull and more. She has reported from many of the biggest events on the calendar, including the Giro d'Italia, Tour de France Femmes, Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix. She has particular experience and expertise in women's cycling, and women's sport in general. She is a graduate of modern languages and sports journalism.
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La Vuelta Femenina 2025 stage 1 team time trial start times
By Matilda Price published
Start times All the start times and order for the 8.1km TTT in Barcelona

Tour de Romandie: Lenny Martinez pips João Almeida in sprint atop Thyon 2000 to secure stage 4 victory and overall lead
By Matilda Price published
Results Lorenzo Fortunato takes third on mountaintop finish, moves up to second place overall ahead of finale time trial on Sunday

Tour of Turkey: Elia Viviani sprints to stage 7 victory to take first win for Lotto
By Matilda Price published
Results Italian beats Alexander Kristoff into second in close bunch finish in Çeşme

Sarah Sturm takes 'disappointing' third in Traka 360 sprint, reiterates need for better women's start after men's race mix-up chaos
By Matilda Price published
News American rider on the podium for a third time after feeling strong despite issues with women's race catching dropped male riders

Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney to take support role at La Vuelta Femenina after 'intense and tumultuous' spring
By Matilda Price published
News 'I’m not targeting La Vuelta, so I’m going there hoping to use my form to help others' says Polish rider as Canyon-SRAM zondacrypto announces team

'Much more than just a sport performance' – Vittoria Bussi returns from retirement to attempt to beat her own Hour Record
By Matilda Price published
News Italian became first woman to break 50km barrier in 2023, will attempt to extend record and chase 4km individual pursuit record in May

The hopes of a nation – Can Antonio Tiberi or Giulio Ciccone put Italy back on the Giro d'Italia podium?
By Matilda Price published
Analysis Italy is a country that reveres its cyclists, and there will be pressure on its riders, stage hunters and GC hopefuls alike. However, if they are successful, the rewards and celebration will be great
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