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'Created the less stressful situation' - Teamwork and 'legs are good' as Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney slots in with best of rest after Tour de France Femmes opening stage
Canyon-SRAM rider who won in 2024 sits among group of favourites four seconds back from Demi Vollering -
Tour de France Femmes 2026: All the yellow cards, fines, and penalties
Warnings issued for using sidewalks, with defending champion Pauline Ferrand-Prévot among the list, and Alison Jackson also cautioned on non-compliant position -
'With the parcours, I want to race more to my strengths' – Niamh Fisher-Black adjusts expectations for Tour de France Femmes
New Zealand rider was fifth overall last year but concedes that inclusion of a time trial might limit her GC hopes in 2026
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First yellow, but what about green? Lorena Wiebes cautious about points jersey ambitions in ultra tough Tour de France Femmes
'It's not the biggest goal of the team to win the green jersey' says stage 1 winner -
'A little personal win for me' – Kim Le Court-Pienaar's Tour de France Femmes GC quest off to a good start as 'best of the rest' behind unbeatable Wiebes
Mauritian champion best of the GC contenders in Lausanne with second place plus six bonus seconds -
How to watch Tour de France Femmes 2026 – Live streams and official broadcasters — Stage 2
All the ways you can watch or stream the 2026 Tour de France Femmes from wherever you are in the world, including free options
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'I think this whole Tour is going to be like this' – Demi Vollering's less intense Tour de France Femmes preparation already paying dividends with opening stage time gain
Dutchwoman scores four bonus seconds in Lausanne, admits to feeling anxiety as she prepared for 2025 race -
'We never panicked' – Well-gelled Movistar avoid any repeat of first-day drama for Marlen Reusser at Tour de France Femmes after crash
Swiss rider crashed in the final 25km of stage 1, but was expertly shepherded back to the bunch to finish 10th on the stage -
As it happened: The GC riders fight for the stage win in Lausanne but nobody can stop the fastest sprinter in the world
August 1, 2026; Lausanne - Lausanne, 138km
