Most successful Women's WorldTeam welcomes the co-title sponsorship of workforce management company, as Dutch squad look to stay on top

Lorena Wiebes shows off pink and purple Specialized jersey for most successful team of 2023

Demi Vollering and Lotte Kopecky opt for a very different type of training in the Italian mountains

No rush to switch to the road but the young Luxembourg rider has eyes on the future

Look back on a historic second edition of the race, where Demi Vollering forced a passing of the guard and Lotte Kopecky impressed in yellow

Looking back on an imperious 2023 season and predicting what's next for Demi Vollering and Lotte Kopecky

Tour de France Femmes route almost tailor-made for defending champion with Dutch start, Ardennes stage and tough finale

New long-term deal agreed between best Women’s WorldTour team and Californian brand

Jumbo-Visma a close second on men’s side as SD Worx trounce opposition by large margin

Dutch team arrives in Italy as favourites but wary of gravel experts

World champion hopes to encourage more women and girls in Belgium into cycling

Swiss specialist dominates Wednesday's time trial to retain her title, as Anna Henderson and Christina Schweinberger finish second and third

Lorena Wiebes takes second ahead of Kasia Niewiadoma on Amstel Gold Race-style course

Riejanne Markus just misses out on stage win and race lead, Zoe Bäckstedt rounds out day's podium in Canyon-SRAM colours

SD Worx youngster triumphs from a small bunch sprint on the outskirts of Plouay

Dutch sprinter overcomes a difficult finish to launch sprint inside the final 200m

Dutchwoman back in SD Worx kit at Naaldwijk criterium in the Netherlands

Team manager drafted Demi Vollering back to the peloton on stage 5 and made 'inappropriate comments' to the UCI in response

There was another exciting day of racing on stage 5 of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift as riders traded blows on an attritional course. In the end, the stage was decided by a long-range, daring solo raid from one of the young stars of the peloton. Elsewhere in the world of cycling, Lorena Wiebes withdrew from the race ahead of stage 5 due to illness, the CPA president Adam Hansen has criticised the conduct of motorbikes, plus Tadej Pogačar is taking a well-deserved break from racing following his latest Tour de France exploits.

Stage 3 winner leaves race ahead of stage 5, opening the door for other sprinters

Dutch super-squad shun responsibility to work for stage 3 sprint finish

Peloton catches Julie Van De Velde in the final kilometre as Belgian almost produces major upset

Yellow jersey misses out on second stage win but retains overall race lead

Lotte Kopecky solos to stage win and yellow jersey as SD Worx take 1-2