The Hors Catégorie climb of Coll de Pal, 19.1km at 6.8%, has provisionally shaped the general classification ahead of Sunday’s third and final stage.
A strong ride on Saltburn Bank underlines Cecilie’s return to peak racing form.
Bradbury and Kolesava join Generation for three Catalonian race-days packed with variety – all in familiar territory.
The gritty riding in the British Isles often shifts race narratives in subtle ways, setting the stage for a thrilling and demanding four days.
A contract extension sees Antonia commit to CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto for three more years.
Zoe straight back into World Tour top ten form
Agnieszka Skalniak-Sójka matches stage one’s result with another brilliant ride, yet happiness is tinged with a hunger for more.
Racing against the best, Agnieszka adds another strong performance to her impressive 2025 record.
Our versatile squad is set for four days that both challenge and suit all kinds of riders.
Six riders, one tough course, and the full Basque experience.
She proved to be the second-strongest climber in the race, but a powerful chase group dashed her hopes of greater overall success.
The first win in the Australian national champion’s jersey that she claimed in late April.
It’s her second podium in four days, following a runner-up finish at Thursday’s Navarra Women’s Elite Classic.
A podium in Navarra sets the tone as the team tackles three stages of unyielding Basque terrain.
Navarra Women’s Elite Classic delivered testing terrain and a confident, powerful team display.
New faces to carry the Spanish racing block forward on a challenging and exciting parcours.
The team wraps up La Vuelta Femenina after displaying a never-say-die racing spirit.
The Generation team head Bretagne this week for a trio of French UCI 1.1 races: Pointe du Raz Ladies Classic, La Classique Morbihan, and Grand Prix du Morbihan Femmes.
Silver linings despite setbacks, with eyes firmly set on the truly race-defining stages ahead