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Everything you need to know about the Tour of Britain Women 2026 – all the stages, all the riders

We look at every stage in detail, as well as not just the main contenders but wildcards and home hopes

Cycling Weekly · Aug 18

Vollering's World Championships quest, Courtney's WorldTour debut and big transfer intrigue – Six compelling storylines to follow in women's cycling for the rest of 2026

The Tour de France Femmes is over but there's still plenty to look forward to for the women's peloton

Cycling News · Aug 14

Tour of Britain Women 2026 start list: All 114 riders confirmed

All the riders confirmed to take part in the race from 19-23 August

Cycling Weekly · Aug 14

Charlotte Kool leaves Tour de France Femmes after finishing outside the time limit on punishing stage to Mont Ventoux

After a torrid Tour, Dutch rider was over three minutes outside the time limit

Cycling News · Aug 8

Anna van der Breggen abandons the Tour de France Femmes

SD Worx-Protime leader finished in the gruppetto on stage 6 and did not start stage 7

Cycling News · Aug 7

Tour de France Femmes Tech Gallery: Lightweight parts, custom paint and a host of clever tech tricks

Tech tidbits, fun paint, and SpongeBob SquarePants grace the opening weekend of the women's Tour de France

Cycling News · Aug 4

Tour de France Femmes: Sigrid Haugset stuns field with long-range solo attack to land signature stage 3 victory and swipe yellow jersey

Lotte Kopecky chases for more than 70km and takes settles for second on hilly stage into Poligny

Cycling News · Aug 3

Norway's Haugset wins stage 3 to claim Tour de France Femmes lead

Norway's Sigrid Haugset won stage three of the Women's Tour de France on Monday, seizing the overall lead and yellow jersey from Dutch rider Lorena Wiebes. Haugset launched a gutsy solo attack less than halfway into the hilly 156.6km route between Geneva and Poligny, and held off Belgium's Lotte Kopecky.

France 24 · Aug 3

Wiebes triumphs again to set stage win record at Women's Tour de France

Lorena Wiebes from the Netherlands won her second consecutive stage at the 2026 Women's Tour de France on Sunday to set a record of seven stage victories in the five-year-old race.

Radio France Internationale · Aug 2

'Quite shy' and 'an absolute killer' –The two sides of Tour de France Femmes sprint dominator Lorena Wiebes

'I'm not really a sprinter type off the bike' says double stage winner

Cycling News · Aug 2