Spirited performance earns Becky Storrie best British rider at Women’s Tour

CAMS Basso team taking a selfie with teammate Becky Storrie on the podium
CAMS Basso team taking a selfie with teammate Becky Storrie on the podium (Image credit: SWPix)

Despite coming into the race as one of the smallest teams on a packed WorldTour start list, CAMS-Basso left the Women’s Tour with a string of aggressive rides and a best British rider accolade for Becky Storrie.

Storrie finished 15th overall, outperforming the likes of Brits Joss Lowden (Uno-X), Pfeiffer Georgi (Team DSM) and Alice Barnes (Canyon-SRAM) to claim the title of best home rider in the British stage race.

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Matilda Price is a freelance cycling journalist and digital producer based in the UK. She is a graduate of modern languages, and recently completed an MA in sports journalism, during which she wrote her dissertation on the lives of young cyclists. Matilda began covering cycling in 2016 whilst still at university, working mainly in the British domestic scene at first. Since then, she has covered everything from the Tour Series to the Tour de France. These days, Matilda focuses most of her attention on the women’s sport, writing for Cyclingnews and working on women’s cycling show The Bunnyhop. As well as the Women’s WorldTour, Matilda loves following cyclo-cross and is a recent convert to downhill mountain biking.