Errant horse interrupts the racing at women’s Strade Bianche

Alfonsina Strada made headlines when she entered the 1924 edition of the Giro d’Italia, under the name 'Alfonsin', and the story of her grit and determination to finish against all odds lives on today

By Giles Belbin Published 4 May 24

Watch as All Bodies on Bikes advocate Marley Blonsky tackles her first gravel century.

By Anne-Marije Rook Published 14 March 23

With the rise of virtual cycling esports, world-class female endurance athletes no longer have to compromise motherhood and a professional career.

By Christopher Schwenker Published 9 March 23

Abuse victim and disgraced cycling champion Geneviève Jeanson finds solace in return to bike racing

By Anne-Marije Rook Published 3 March 23

If it wasn't for female riders, we'd all still be falling off our Penny Farthings

By Michael Hutchinson Published 22 April 22

From the 50s to the 80s, Beryl Burton dominated British women’s racing, CW looks back at her prolific career

By Hugh Gladstone Published 13 March 22

Many clubs say they want to expand their female membership, but some have far greater success than others. Amy Sedghi finds out how these clubs get it so right

By Amy Sedghi Published 12 March 22

The women we know have been put off cycling by saddle discomfort are the tip of the iceberg, many suffer in silence and promptly exit the sport. First female rider home at the 2016 Transcontinental, Emily Chappell, explores what the cycling industry is - and could be - doing to get women riding comfortably

By Emily Chappell Published 11 March 22