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South African already looking to big goals in 2023 with new team AG Insurance-NXTG.

Polish rider wins photo finish in Geneva ahead of Tamara Dronova and Arlenis Sierra.

South African veteran puts overall victory at Tour de Romandie Féminin in view after difficult year.

South African takes first WorldTour win on Thyon 2000 summit finish, moves into GC lead.

Newly-crowned world champion helps Movistar teammate Arlenis Sierra to Tour de Romandie Féminin stage win.

Cuban racer scores first WorldTour win of season in reduced bunch kick.

Annemiek van Vleuten makes history, Australia miss out, and strength doesn’t matter when the tactics aren’t right.

The race is growing but improvements still need to be made so that the Ceratizit Challenge’s ambitions can be turned into reality.

World champion takes victory in final race in rainbow jersey.

Canyon-SRAM among teams still chasing a Women’s WorldTour victory

Australian beats Elise Chabbey in two-up sprint in Aguilar de Campoo.

Stage 2 winner put two minutes into rivals in first race since Tour de France Femmes.

Queen stage win puts Dutch rider in red jersey

GC favorites already spread out after opening stage

Elisa Longo Borghini takes first red jersey of race.

Dutch rider proves her skill on climbs and time trial ahead of move to SD Worx.

Late move from Bredewold secures stage 6 victory ahead of Eleonora Gasparrini.

‘She is climbing like a monkey,’ says main opponent Audrey Cordon-Ragot ahead of final stage.

French champion edges out Riejanne Markus as Lorena Wiebes retains overall lead.

Team effort delivers Markus to victory, keeping Henderson and Swinkels in overall contention.

Lorena Wiebes second and holds on to race lead on hilly queen stage

American ends bad luck-stricken season early after Simac Ladies Tour crash.

Wiebes gives chance to teammate as Team DSM take 1-2 on the line.

Sprinter lost lead-out at key moment but still took stage victory.

Laura Tomasi and Lonneke Uneken round out the podium, but nobody can match Wiebes.

American’s return to racing cut short ahead of world championships.

Newly-crowned European champion beats Karlijn Swinkels and Audrey Cordon-Ragot in Lelystad.

Dane survives ‘mega stressful’ finale to hold on to lead and score a breakthrough overall win.

Jumbo-Visma rider Anouska Koster reeled in just meters from the line after late solo flyer as Uttrup Ludwig secures inaugural edition of race.

German champion’s aggressive riding earns her second on GC on penultimate day of race.

Danish star outsprints Lianne Lippert on 'queen stage' as Marianne Vos loses grip on yellow jersey.

Fisher-Black out of race with fractured collarbone, Vollering loses more than five minutes in disaster day for SD Worx.

Six rider group holds off bunch to crack Marianne Vos’s winning streak.

Shari Bossuyt takes third and moves up on GC after Alice Barnes’ solo attack.

Dutchwoman takes third win in three days, beating Uttrup Ludwig on uphill finish.

Swede takes first WorldTour top-3 in four years in Strömstad.

The Dutch woman comes from behind to take Fahlin right on the line.

'All of the girls and team fully backed me, and gave me the confidence that I was lacking to go for it,' says former world champion.

Dutchwoman beats Megan Jastrab and Shari Bossuyt in Helsingør.

Dutch rider delivers first major tour title for Movistar Women.

Chiara Consonni times sprint to perfection to win final stage in Padova.

Trek-Segafredo rider shrinks gap but still 49 seconds behind García with one stage remaining.

Annemiek van Vleuten remains in the maglia rosa with Marta Cavalli in second.

GC leader Amanda Spratt did not start stage after positive COVID test.

Marta Cavalli moves up to second on GC as Mavi García fades on final climb.

There is something for everyone at the Giro Donne - here are 11 key riders to watch across the next eleven days.

Dutch rider stole lead from Kristen Faulkner with final stage win in last pre-Giro test.

Wiebes settles for 10th after breakaway holds on for victory

Australian beats Kasia Niewiadoma and Elisa Longo Borghini after trio breakaway in final kilometers.

‘Almost like a victory’ says sport director after Australian proves herself in WorldTour sprint.

Dutch rider conquers climbs to take second win ahead of Alex Manly and Coryn Labecki

Riders held for almost an hour as emergency vehicles attend out-of-race incident.

SD Worx team couldn’t make it hard enough against unstoppable Wiebes.

DSM rider wins all three stages and overall.

FDJ-Nouvelle Aquitaine-Futuroscope rider praises expansion of race, but fuming at lack of TV coverage.

Other sprinters struggle to challenge ‘unreal’ Lorena Wiebes.

Dutch rider beats Bastianelli and Norsgaard to extend overall lead.

In-form New Zealand star felt good but hampered by crash and mechanical, looking to next stages.

World champion beaten by Laura Wiebes in first race since Paris-Roubaix.

Team DSM rider beats Balsamo and Norsgaard after break caught in final kilometer.

Strong sprint field lines up for flat tour around Essex and London.

Labous’s second-place enough to secure overall win, Muzic third on Lagunas de Neila summit finish.

Sixteen riders all sat within 15 seconds on GC means final stage Sunday should be a stunner.

Spaniard distances breakaway companion Evita Muzic on final kilometer climb.

No serious injuries after Italian taken to hospital for checks during stage 2.

Early breakaway narrowly survives to contest finish in Aguilar de Campoo.

‘I’m genuinely sorry for the language I used,’ says Australian of stage 10 incident.

Sprint finish decides hot and tense first stage in Burgos.

Second place and three in top-10 for team at the end of an active day in the Basque Country.

Dutch rider takes race lead ahead of Pauliena Rooijakkers and Kristen Faulkner.

Strong rides from Marlen Reusser and Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio but Dutch squad is still hunting for a win.

Final climb attack secures victory, Grace Brown and Demi Vollering complete podium.

The Dutch rider takes third on Mur de Huy after a rare off-day.

Amstel Gold winner takes second big win, bettering Van Vleuten and Vollering on final climb.

Dutch team races aggressively but Demi Vollering settles for runner-up for a second time

Italian star attacks out of stellar lead group to stun favorites and secure biggest win of career.

British Cycling calls for ‘coalition’ after last-minute decision on trans rider’s eligibility.

Even a last-minute change of plan couldn’t stop Trek-Segafredo at Brugge-De Panne.

Wiebes winning streak ended in second, Bastianelli finishes third.

Update: The team declines to comment but Ray's Instagram account has responded to the story.