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As it happened: Mont Ventoux inspires a historic solo win and shakes-up the 2026 Tour de France Femmes GC battle
August 7, 2026; La Voulte-sur-Rhône - Mont Ventoux, 146.8km, mountain -
'Really stupid from both of us' – Marlen Reusser regrets mark-out tactics with Demi Vollering as yellow jersey sails away at Tour de France Femmes
'Demi kept attacking super hard, I kept telling her don’t do this' says Swiss rider after losing the race lead -
The GC standings at the Tour de France Femmes 2026 – Yellow jersey changes hands on dramatic Mont Ventoux stage, setting up spectacular final weekend
Niewiadoma-Phinney storms to win and race lead with stunning solo effort, but Vollering and Reusser are still in striking distance
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Tour de France Femmes: Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney launches vicious long-range solo attack to claim stage and yellow jersey atop Mont Ventoux
Demi Vollering and Marlen Reusser distanced on queen stage -
Vuelta a Burgos: Matthew Brennan doubles up with stunning late sprint to narrowly win stage 4
Young British rider pips Laurence Pithie to the line in Briviesca photo finish for seventh victory in 2026 -
Tour de Pologne: Jan Christen overcomes late acceleration by Marco Brenner to win stage 5 to Kocierz Resort summit
Louis Barré takes final podium spot in massive march of riders closing behind Swiss Champion
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Paris-Roubaix remains primary goal for Tadej Pogačar as he details ambitions for coming seasons
Slovenian eyes 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles despite proximity to Tour de France making them 'not exactly in the interests of my team' -
Major changes of crunch 2026 Vuelta a España mountain stage set to test Tadej Pogačar and other top GC contenders
Double ascent of Cat. 1 Alto de Hazallanas substituted by previously unused Sierra Nevada climb -
Gianni Moscon disqualified from Vuelta a Burgos in latest disciplinary incident, Red Bull say 'We respect the jury's decision'
Teams looks to focus on remainder of race as Italian is expelled for 'improper conduct between or towards other riders'















