The inaugural Women's Tour in Hertford
The top six ranked women's international cycling teams are among the 16 squads that will be taking part in the 2015 Aviva Women's Tour over June 17-21.
The second edition of the Women's Tour has attracted a very strong line-up of teams from around the world, including seven teams making their debut in the race.
Women's Tour returns to Hertfordshire with Stevenage stage finish
Women's Tour 2015 team list
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Giant files lawsuit and recruits top Stages Cycling staff as power meter brand closes downGiant filed a suit against Stages in February and four team members left the latter to join Giant
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Overachiever: Cameron Wurf competed in the Amstel Gold, La Flèche Wallonne and an Ironman, all in just eight daysCameron Wurf is both a member of Team Ineos Grenadiers and an accomplished professional long course triathlete who has racked up numerous World Tour and Ironman race finishes across his career.
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Shortened Tour of Britain Women added to UCI's 2024 calendarFour-day event added to calendar in spot previously held by the Women’s Tour
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Lizzie Deignan: 'It’s a shame someone can’t see the value of the Women’s Tour'The Women’s Tour’s only double winner expresses her disappointment after the cancellation of the 2023 race
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Women’s Tour axed for 2023 due to lack of cashLong term future of the standard setting British race remains uncertain after fruitless search for financial backing
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Women’s Tour fundraising campaign receives public backing from Alastair CampbellTony Blair's former comms director highlights major role played by race in growth of women’s cycling
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Three weeks to save the Women’s Tour as organiser launches crowdfunding campaignRace is looking for £100,000 to fill funding hole
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Women’s Tour down to five stages as organiser makes plea for sponsors
Race organiser SweetSpot says event "urgently requires additional commercial income"
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Tour of Britain set for Welsh climax in 2023Race organisers announce partnership for the national tour and Women’s Tour to visit the Principality until 2026
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Despite giving up sprinting for signs third place earns Longo Borghini Women’s Tour victoryThe Italian champion finished third in the bunch sprint in Oxford earning enough bonus seconds to take the overall
