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The current GC standings at the Tour de France Femmes 2025
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot seizes the maillot jaune on the queen stage of the race -
As it happened: Dominant mountain display obliterates rivals on Tour de France Femmes stage 8
Stage 8 is the second mountain stage of the Tour de France Femmes and it will start in Chambéry and finish in Saint François Longchamp atop the Col de Madeleine -
Tour de France Femmes stage 8: Pauline Ferrand-Prévot smashes competition on Col de la Madeleine to win queen stage and move into overall lead
Frenchwoman distances GC rivals Sarah Gigante, Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney and Demi Vollering in major turning point in the hunt for the yellow jersey
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Clásica San Sebastián: Attack on final climb nets Giulio Ciccone solo victory
Italian attacks on the Murgil-Tontorra climb, Jan Christen finishes second and Maxim Van Gils third in one-day WorldTour race -
Yellow jersey Kim Le Court-Pienaar overcooks high-speed, technical corner and crashes on descent during stage 8 at the Tour de France Femmes
AG Insurance-Soudal leader back on her bike and reconnects with the main peloton, AG Insurance-Soudal yet to release medical update -
'The country is behind you!' - Back-to-back stage wins at the Tour de France Femmes earn Maëva Squiban praise from Emmanuel Macron
The French president showed his support for the 23-year-old sensation from UAE Team ADQ on Friday after she claimed her second victory in as many days at her home race
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'You've just got to embrace the chaos, you know?' – The Tour de France Femmes, as told by its first-timers
The class of 2025 Tour debutants discuss their experience at a race which is 'on another level to other races' -
How to watch the Tour de France Femmes 2025: TV & streaming information for Saturday's decisive climb of the Col de la Madeleine
Where to watch Vollering, Niewiadoma-Phinney, Ferrand-Prévot, Van der Breggen and more do battle during the race's final weekend -
Tour de France Femmes GC analysis – 'Poker face' on Col du Granier as top contenders wait for decisive day in the Alps
'My race is tomorrow' says Ferrand-Prévot, one of seven riders separated by just 48 seconds – including Vollering, Niewiadoma-Phinney, and Gigante
