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18 hours and 10 minutes of training - but what sessions were on the menu?

Imagine lining up for your first-ever stage race, and it happens to be the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. But rather than intimidated by the grandeur of it all, Dutch cyclist Puck Pieterse is taking the Tour by storm, attacking the race favourites and sprinting to a photo finish…

Racing two events in one day is undeniably taxing for the riders, but they aren’t the only ones pulling double duty. Cycling Weekly took a peek behind the scenes to see what the day looked like for the hardest-working people of the tour: the race mechanics.

Versatile Dutchwoman claims first road victory of her career

Fun with bikes for all the family, whatever your ages and abilities

Here are the key riders to watch at the 21-stage event

Two power naps and racing with feelings. That’s what was behind Demi Vollering’s surprise time trial win at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift on stage 3.

Defending champion finishes five seconds quicker than Chloe Dygert to take yellow jersey in Rotterdam

Equal minimum salaries are a milestone for our sport, however those further down the pyramid are the ones that need help

For the organisers, Tuesday’s split stage at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift may be a nod to a once-popular but long-dormant tradition, but it’s stressful for the riders and a pain for staff.

dsm-firmenich PostNL sprinter makes it two from two in Rotterdam as Lorena Wiebes beaten again