Kirsten Frattini

1 week ago | msn.com | Kirsten Frattini

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1 week ago | cyclingnews.com | Kirsten Frattini

The 2025 edition of the Tour of Britain Women will take place in the north-east of England and Scotland between June 5-8. It will be the first time that the race will be held in Scotland, with a finale in Glasgow. The opening two stages take in Dalby Forest, the North York Moors National Park and the Tees Valley, before heading to the south of Scotland for a leg in the Scottish Borders, ahead of the final stage on a city centre circuit in Glasgow.

1 week ago | cyclingnews.com | Kirsten Frattini

Jakob Söderqvist will be a name to remember, and after having competed under the Lidl-Trek Future Racing banner for two seasons, he is set to join the WorldTour counterpart beginning on January 1, 2026. The 21-year-old Swedish rider finished second at the Paris-Roubaix Espoirs last weekend behind his teammate Albert Withen Philipsen, who made the same step up to the top tier of professional racing this year with Lidl-Trek.

1 week ago | cyclingnews.com | Kirsten Frattini

Family members of Melissa Hoskins delivered victim impact statements in an emotional court hearing, calling her death a "tragic accident" in the District Court in Adelaide on Monday. Hoskins' mother, father and sister faced accused Rohan Dennis, who entered a guilty plea to an aggravated charge of creating a likelihood of harm in the case surrounding Hoskins' death in late December 2023. "She didn't deserve this for all the good she did. She always put her family first.

1 week ago | cyclingnews.com | Kirsten Frattini

Ben Healy (EF Education-EasyPost) stole away from the day's decisive breakaway on an uncategorised climb and raced alone for 55km into the stage 5 victory at the Itzulia Basque Country. The Irishman crossed the finish line 1:49 ahead of the solo chaser Axel Laurance (Ineos-Grenadiers), and 1:52 ahead of the reduced group sprint won by Simone Velasco (XDS Astana Team) in Gernika-Lumo. "I had good legs today and glad I could finish it off in the end like I did," Healy said in a post-race interview.