La Course by Le Tour de France

The highly decorated Dutch rider is looking forward to a return to the Tour de France next year, a moment she says will be 'really important' for women's racing.

With three Dutch riders in the top four at La Course, the nation looks set to dominate the Olympic Games road race next month. Can they be beaten, and how?

From unexpected victories to days of suffering – here's what the key players said after La Course.

Vollering backs up Liège-Bastogne-Liège victory with hilltop sprint, beating Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig and Marianne Vos.

With a start-studded start list including Lizzie Deignan, Marianne Vos and Anna van der Breggen, plus a fast and unpredictable course, there are many reasons not to miss La Course on Saturday.

It's not yet known if the 2021 La Course will be the last, but it has had a lasting impact on women's cycling since its first edition in 2014.

Here's the news making the headlines on Thursday, June 10.

We analyze the key features and potential flashpoints of the newly-revealed parcours for both the Tour de France and La Course.

La Course by Le Tour de France tackling Mûr-de-Bretagne six times in 2021.

Lizzie Deignan has become a global inspiration for athletic moms, and she's used her platform to advance topics like paid maternity leave and the need for a women's Tour de France.

Watch highlights of the one-day race and the dramatic final kilometer of racing.

Trek-Segafredo make numbers count as Deignan and Longo-Borghini work together to deny Vos.

World champions, multi-time La Course winners, and powerhouse teams will line up in Nice for the seventh edition of this premier Women's WorldTour race.

UCI President David Lappartient says a professional women's stage race is in the works for 2022, and the organizer is Tour de France owner ASO.

VeloNews checked in with three riders to get their take on La Course, in 2020 and beyond.

A short course with two punchy climbs should showcase excellent racing that will benefit from the Tour's prolific media coverage.

With four big races next week, will Annemiek van Vleuten's winning streak continue?

American squads Rally Cycling and Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank among those set to race August 29.

The surprise addition of Paris-Roubaix confirms ASO's growing interest in women's racing.