Since 2017, The Cyclists' Alliance (TCA) has campaigned for key rights in the women's peloton – from minimum salaries to maternity leave – mentored nearly 100 young riders and supported those in the peloton with services including free legal advice on contracts and working rights. The continuation of the group started by professional riders is, however, now at risk.
"The Cyclists' Alliance, the independent voice and support for women's cycling, is facing a funding crisis," said President Grace Brown in a social media post.
