Tour De France Femmes 2026 Preview: The Mountain Showdown Awaits - Bicycling Australia
The nine-stage race features a 21km time trial and a first summit finish on Mont Ventoux, with 18,795 metres of climbing.
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Tour de France Femmes 2026 preview: The Mountain showdown awaits - Bicycling Australia
Le Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift is still a relatively young race, but it is already becoming one of the most important events on the women’s calendar, with the 2026 edition set to be the biggest yet. This year, the peloton will cover 1,175km over nine stages, travelling from Lausanne in Switzerland to Nice in southern France and taking in almost 18,800m of climbing along the way. There is also a significant first: Mont Ventoux will feature a…
Delving beyond the Mont Ventoux showstopper: Analysing the key stages of the 2026 Tour de France Femmes
The iconic summit finish stands out on this year's route, but where else will the race be won and lost? We analyse four key stages between Lausanne and Nice
For the second time in her career, Laura Asencio (28 years old) will take the start of the Tour de France. On Saturday, the cyclist of Ma Petite Entreprise will start from Lausanne for nine stages and ambitions, especially on the local stages.
Without making too much noise, cycling is taking steps forward looking for fairness between the male and female tests.The three big laps - Giro, Tour and Vuelta - are beginning to introduce mythical peaks that usually climb up the male test and that, little by little, are starting to take their place in the female category.This year, the Tour de France women will arrive for the first time the Mont Ventoux.The 'Tour Femmes', as is known in the ne…
Time for a Tour that Is Actually Exciting: Five Reasons to Look Forward to the Tour De France Femmes
Dutch riders in top form, a high-profile course, hardly any boring stages, and one big ‘but’. The fifth edition of the Tour de France Femmes promises to be a great one. Five reasons to glue yourself to the screen starting Saturday.
On Saturday, August 8, 2026, the Tour de France Feminine, at the start of Sisteron (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence), will pass through the commune of Saint-André-les-Alpes, at the crossroads of the station, during the stage Sisteron-Nice. A stage that will cross the...
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