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Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes: Kim Le Court wins in four-woman sprint
Results Mauritian champion beats Pieterse, Vollering, and Kerbaol to take the biggest win of her career
2025 gravel national champions index
Features A guide to who is wearing the jersey of a gravel national champion and when the title battles take place
Nearly 20 years in the making – Tiffany Cromwell and Mark O’Brien scoop up first elite Australian titles at National Gravel Championships
News Cromwell claims three-way battle into final corners to deliver memorable return from collarbone break, O’Brien triumphs after 30km solo
How to watch Liège-Bastogne-Liège 2025 – Live streams, TV coverage for La Doyenne
News The Ardennes Classics culminate with a Monument in Belgium on Sunday April 27 – here are the details on how to watch Liège-Bastogne-Liège online, on TV and from anywhere.
'Try to do everything for Demi' – Labous ready to sacrifice for Vollering's Liège-Bastogne-Liège triple
News French team has multiple cards to play including pre-race favorite and two-time winner Vollering for La Doyenne
UCI Gravel World Series - Tim Wollenberg and Debora Piana sprint to victory at Giro Sardegna Gravel
Results Mediterranean Island hosts first of two Italian UCI Gravel World Series events
'I hope we can play the game together' – Lotte Kopecky teams up with Anna van der Breggen for Liège-Bastogne-Liège fight
News World champion 'positive and with confidence' ahead of Sunday's spring Classics closer
A new look for Vingegaard, Vos, Van Aert – Visma-Lease A Bike unveil 2025 Tour de France kit
News Dutch squad show off bee-themed 'The Swarm' design, which will feature fan's names
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La Vuelta Femenina: Marianne Vos pips Mischa Bredewold to the line to win stage 6 in fast photo finish
Two Dutch riders almost inseparable on the line but green-jersey wearer just takes the stage with Ally Wollaston in third -
Lauren Stephens wins women's UCI five-day Tour de Bloom with Queen stage victory
Alison Jackson gets first stage and GC wins of year in Europe, Riley Amos and Savilia Blunk win Whiskey 50 titles - North American Roundup -
'Everything worked' - Unbound Gravel 200 north course remains unchanged, with 100-milers sharing route for final 70 miles
Technical Divide Road at mile 42 still section pro riders 'can't necessarily win the race, but it's bad enough that you could lose it there'
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'My win was a sacrifice' - Demi Vollering dedicates La Vuelta Femenina stage victory to those who struggle with mental health
FDJ-SUEZ rider goes into overall race lead with win atop Lagunas de Neila -
La Vuelta Femenina: Demi Vollering smashes first mountaintop finish to win stage 5, takes overall lead atop Lagunas de Neila
Marlen Reusser powers to second place ahead of Anna van der Breggen in third on decisive GC day -
Pointe du Raz Ladies Classic: Paula Blasi conquers off-road sectors to win in Brittany
Spanish rider chases down escapee in final lap to claim victory, five days after top-five finish in The Traka
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'Not feeling fit enough to continue' – Pauline Ferrand-Prévot withdraws from La Vuelta Femenina
Frenchwoman out of race after losing 26 seconds on hilly stage 4 -
USA CRITS: Robin Carpenter wins College Park Criterium as Luke Fetzer secures Speed Week title
Colombian Valeria Cardozo-Cabrera earns second win in three days while La Grange winner Holly Breck best in Speed Week -
'I'm just going into it freely and without pressure' - SD Worx-Protime top the GC standings but all still to play for as La Vuelta Femenina heads into the mountains
'We are going to go full steam ahead, and then we'll see if we manage to reach the final podium' says Anna van der Breggen ahead of mountain test at Lagunas de Neila
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La Vuelta Femenina: Anna van der Breggen escapes on final descent for stage 4 solo victory
Marianne Vos leads reduces peloton for second with Demi Vollering third -
Unbound Gravel 200 past winners
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Echelons and crashes wreak havoc in final of Vuelta Femenina stage 3
Santesteban and Rooijakkers lose minutes while Bradbury, Moolman-Pasio, Labous, Fisher-Black, Reusser avoid time loss
