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Maggie Coles-Lyster 'fired up' after finishing a close fourth on the opening stage of the UAE Tour Women
News The Canadian sprinter is on the comeback trail after surgery for iliac artery endofibrosis
'This is one of the harder sprint stages to do' - Wiebes takes confidence from sprint victory at UAE Tour Women
News Quasi-unbeatable sprinter speaks about the details of her craft
UAE Tour Women: Lorena Wiebes storms to victory on stage 1 sprint
Results Dutch champion accelerates away from Lara Gillespie in second and Zoe Bäckstedt in third
'The pressure is a privilege' – Family support helps Ella Wyllie clinch New Zealand National Championships time trial title
News Liv AlUla Jayco rider claims top honours in challenging 27.6-kilometre test
'I don't expect the best legs' - Why the UAE Tour climb of Jebel Hafeet comes too soon for Marlen Reusser
News World time trial champion reveals why she left SD Worx
'There will be a point that I will be beaten in a sprint' – Lorena Wiebes aiming to extend invincible streak in UAE Tour season debut
News Dutch sprinter already has six stage wins at the race, but remains hungry for even more
Exact Cross Maldegem: Marie Schreiber wins from tense four-rider battle on sandy course
Results Van der Heijden second, Fouquenet third after exciting final laps in Belgium
Are Lorena Wiebes and Elisa Longo Borghini ready to copy and paste last year's success, or will they be challenged? – Analysing the UAE Tour Women contenders
Contenders Strong GC field includes Marlen Reusser, Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney and Anna van der Breggen, whilst sprinters include Charlotte Kool and Lara Gillespie
'We play with money we don't have' – Women's cycling is booming, but as budgets rise by millions and costs grow by 30%, not everyone can keep up
Member Exclusive 'I can imagine that the UCI wanted to achieve the same level [as men] for women: teams, culture, budget. But they forgot one thing: the sponsor,' says one team manager, as others report doubling budgets as costs rise by 29%. Can women's cycling keep up with its own success? We investigate
