The men’s Copenhagen Sprint 2026 has quickly found its place on the WorldTour calendar. It is flat, long, exposed and built for fast finishers, but it is not quite as simple as waiting for the final 200 metres. Danish roads, wind, city-centre positioning and a 228.2km distance give the race just enough difficulty to stop […]

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Doltcini – Van Eyck was never one of the giants of women’s cycling, but for a few years, it became a familiar and often effective part of the sport’s middle tier. The Belgian team won races, collected national titles and gave a platform to riders who needed leadership, race days or a route back into […]

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The Midwest Cycling Classic returns on the 22nd March for only its second edition, but it already feels like one of those useful early-season races that can quickly build an identity. Last year’s inaugural running ended in a bunch sprint, with Scarlett Souren taking victory ahead of Martina Alzini and Lonneke Uneken, and that result […]

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Lotte Kopecky of SD Worx-Protime survived the Poggio selection and then held her nerve in Sanremo to win Milan-San Remo Women 2026, beating Noemi Rüegg in a tense sprint from a five-rider lead group after 156km of racing from Genoa. The former world champion had to respond to repeated attacks on both the Cipressa and […]

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Vuelta CV Féminas has built a reputation for refusing to behave like a straightforward sprint race, even when the start list looks stacked with fast finishers. The early racing out of Bétera is relatively calm and flat, but the course is designed to turn late, and that back-ended structure changes how teams approach the day. […]

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