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Demi Vollering continues her magnificent season winning La Course by Le Tour de France
Another breathless edition of La Course was won by new Dutch superstar Demi Vollering after excellent work from her SD Worx squad.
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Five things to look out for at the Tour de France 2021 in week one
Punchy opening stages, Cav at the Tour, and a tough edition of La Course - don't miss these moments
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La Course 2021: All you need to know about the one-day race
The 2021 race will take place on the same roads as the men's opening stage finishing with a hilly course in Landerneau
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‘Not WorldTour level’ – Annemiek van Vleuten and Chloe Hosking disagree over La Course 2020 route
La Course has often been the centre of debate in the professional cycling world.
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‘This is a step backwards’: Annemiek van Vleuten critical of La Course as 2020 marks return to Paris
Annemiek van Vleuten has revealed her disappointment about the 2020 edition of La Course as the race returns to Paris.
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Annemiek Van Vleuten wins stage one of La Course atop Col d'Izoard; Deignan second
British champion Lizzie Deignan sets relentless pace up the Col d'Izoard in the first of two stages in La Course
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Lizzie Deignan makes it two from two WorldTour wins with victory at La Course 2020
Lizzie Deignan won a thrilling edition of La Course in Nice on Saturday, beating Marianne Vos into second place after a tight tactical sprint.
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Anna van der Breggen wins La Course as slippery cobbles cause havoc
Dutch rider claims yet another win in a hugely successful season in difficult conditions on the Champs Elysees
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La Course 2021 will not finish atop the Mûr de Bretagne due to change of date
The one-day race was meant to take place a day later but has had to be moved due to French local elections
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Lizzie Deignan ‘surprised’ by great form as she rides to second place on Col d’Izoard at La Course
"I think I overestimated the climb, I had not done a recon and I didn’t find it as hard as the nightmares I had about it."
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Annemiek Van Vleuten was so fast up the Izoard that only two Tour de France riders could beat her on Strava
If Annemiek Van Vleuten's attack to win stage one of La Course wasn't impressive enough, she also rode up the climb faster than most Tour de France riders
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Still no news on women’s racing from the UCI as La Course is postponed
The UCI has still not announced when women’s racing is expected to return, after released an outline of the re-worked men’s calendar.
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Annemiek van Vleuten takes dramatic late victory over Anna van der Breggen at La Course 2018
The Mitchelton-Scott winner pipped Anna van der Breggen (Boels-Dolmans) on the line after a three rider break
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Lizzie Deignan back to her best and 'delighted' with impressive 2020 season
After winning the WorldTour individual standings with three one victories the Brit is set for two more years at the top
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'You're never confident in a sprint against Vos' says Lizzie Deignan after defeating Dutch triple threat at La Course
Deignan and team-mate Elisa Longo Borghini pulled off perfect tactics to beat both Vos and world champion Annemiek van Vleuten
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‘It was a fight to the corner then it was full gas’: Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig recaps La Course 2019 in trademark style
Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig has perfectly summed up a captivating edition of La Course with some of her trademark flair.
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Marianne Vos wins first edition of La Course in Paris
Marianne Vos takes the honours in Paris as Lizzie Armitstead crashes in final kilometre
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Chloe Hosking wins La Course by Le Tour in Paris
Australian Chloe Hosking sprints to win the third edition of the La Course by Le Tour race on the Champs Élysées in Paris on Sunday
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Amanda Spratt says she believed she could win until the very final moments of La Course 2019
Amanda Spratt said she never stopped believing she would win La Course as held onto a precarious solo lead into the final kilometre.
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Annemiek Van Vleuten completes La Course victory with dominant solo performance on stage two
Annemiek Van Vleuten took victory on stage two of La Course, comfortably hold off a concerted chase by Lizzie Deignan and Elisa Longo Borghini.
