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'It is always too soon to quit' – Kate Courtney revives Cape Epic challenge with last minute recruitment of Greta Seiwald after Melisa Rollins crash
News Seiwald fronts up to new partnership fresh from winning effort at four-day Tankwa Trek in South Africa
Leeuw-Oetingen: Lorena Wiebes finds a new way to win the race for a third time
Results Dutchwoman launches late attack to take a more aggressive win
'Freak accident' puts Melisa Rollins in hospital with broken elbow and 'gutted' to miss debut at Cape Epic with Kate Courtney
News Leadville champions would have started eight-day mountain bike stage race on Saturday
'If I have too big a gap from road, I lose a bit' – Tiffany Cromwell keeping the gravel balance going in 2026, with eyes on Australian title defence and home World Championships
News Australian road professional with long history of also racing gravel keeps focus on road during Classics but key off-road goals take centre stage later in season
'We had doubts about whether to do it or not' – How the Vuelta Femenina decided the time was right to take on the Angliru
News Women's race will tackle fearsome climb in exciting double-header finale to May stage race
Trofeo Oro in Euro: Elisa Longo Borghini solos for second career victory into Cinquale as UAE Team ADQ sweeps podium
Results Karlijn Swinkels second and Dominika Włodarczyk third while fourth teammate holds off Puck Pieterse
Vuelta a Extremadura: Mackenzie Coupland delivers double win with stage and GC on final day in Spain
Results Lauren Dickson goes second from breakaway sprint on stage 3 and secures QOM prize
Red Bull set to sponsor FDJ United-SUEZ and bankroll new contract for Demi Vollering
News Multiple sources tell Cyclingnews that the energy drink will invest significantly in women's cycling
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'It is always too soon to quit' – Kate Courtney revives Cape Epic challenge with last minute recruitment of Greta Seiwald after Melisa Rollins crash
Seiwald fronts up to new partnership fresh from winning effort at four-day Tankwa Trek in South Africa -
Leeuw-Oetingen: Lorena Wiebes finds a new way to win the race for a third time
Dutchwoman launches late attack to take a more aggressive win -
'Freak accident' puts Melisa Rollins in hospital with broken elbow and 'gutted' to miss debut at Cape Epic with Kate Courtney
Leadville champions would have started eight-day mountain bike stage race on Saturday
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'If I have too big a gap from road, I lose a bit' – Tiffany Cromwell keeping the gravel balance going in 2026, with eyes on Australian title defence and home World Championships
Australian road professional with long history of also racing gravel keeps focus on road during Classics but key off-road goals take centre stage later in season -
'We had doubts about whether to do it or not' – How the Vuelta Femenina decided the time was right to take on the Angliru
Women's race will tackle fearsome climb in exciting double-header finale to May stage race -
Trofeo Oro in Euro: Elisa Longo Borghini solos for second career victory into Cinquale as UAE Team ADQ sweeps podium
Karlijn Swinkels second and Dominika Włodarczyk third while fourth teammate holds off Puck Pieterse
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Vuelta a Extremadura: Mackenzie Coupland delivers double win with stage and GC on final day in Spain
Lauren Dickson goes second from breakaway sprint on stage 3 and secures QOM prize -
Red Bull set to sponsor FDJ United-SUEZ and bankroll new contract for Demi Vollering
Multiple sources tell Cyclingnews that the energy drink will invest significantly in women's cycling -
'I was strong enough to win' - Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney upset to miss Strade Bianche victory again
'I don’t want to carry on with my career being second or third, I want to be winning' says Polish rider who finished second place for a fourth time in the Tuscan classic Saturday
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Vuelta a Extremadura: Chiara Consonni wins bunch sprint on stage 2
Zoe Bäckstedt gives teammate early leadout for victory and retains GC lead -
'A perfect race' – Demi Vollering cheers teammates as Strade Bianche goes from nightmare to 'amazing' reality for FDJ-United-SUEZ
Wrong turn on course 'a pity for me' but two-time winner relishes sounds on radio as teammates go first and third -
'I'm in pain, my legs are sore but I can't have any regrets' - Elisa Longo Borghini gives strong performance but settles for fourth at Strade Bianche
Italian first to the top of Santa Caterina climb but then passed before last corner in Siena
