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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EF Education-EasyPost return to Tour de France stage hunting after Ben Healy's stint in yellow
By Matilda Price published
News Irishman only just outside the top 10 but stages likely to be team's continued focus

'You have to be positive, otherwise we wouldn't start' – Visma-Lease a Bike realistic but not giving up after Tour de France time losses
By Matilda Price published
News Jonas Vingegaard lost more time to Tadej Pogačar on stage 13, but team continues to look for opportunities

'I just could not keep pushing the power' – Remco Evenepoel has disastrous day in Tour de France mountain time trial
By Matilda Price published
News World Champion finished outside of the top 10 and loses time on GC

Florian Lipowitz moves into Tour de France podium contention with third on Hautacam
By Matilda Price published
News Primož Roglič solid but German steps up with strong climbing performance

'It will be very hard to turn it around' – Jonas Vingegaard over three minutes down in Tour de France GC after plan fails on Hautacam stage
By Matilda Price published
News Pogačar display and a tough day for key domestiques combine for heavy time loss for Dane

Tour de France 2025 stage 12 preview - Hautacam will change everything as the race returns to a site of Vingegaard victory
By Matilda Price last updated
Preview Thursday, July 17, 2025: Auch - Hautacam, 180.6 km - Arrival in the Pyrenees and first HC summit finish certain to change the narrative in one way or another

Tour de France 2025 stage 11 preview - An opportunity for the sprinters
By Matilda Price last updated
Preview Wednesday, July 16, 2025: Toulouse - Toulouse, 156.8 km
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