Sep 5, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Giorgia Bronzini took her second victory of the 2014 Tour de l’Ardèche on the hilly fourth stage, between Le Pouzin and Cruas, as she outsprinted the leading group of 14 riders. The former two-time road World Champion once again beat Tiffany Cromwell (Australia) into second place, with Italian Champion Elena Cecchini (Estado de...

Sep 4, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Linda Villumsen ended the second day of the 2014 Tour de l’Ardèche in the race leader’s pink jersey, thanks to her victory in the morning’s seven kilometre stage two time trial, between Valvignières and Alba la Romaine. The Commonwealth Champion completed the rolling course in a time of ten minutes, 2.13 seconds, which was ten seconds...

Sep 3, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Giorgia Bronzini continued her winning summer with a repeat of her 2013 victory in the opening stage of the Tour de l’Ardèche, between La Voulte and Beauchastel, as it finished in a bunch sprint. The former two-time former road World Champion sprinted to the line clear of Specialized-lululemon’s Tiffany Cromwell and Hitec Products’...

Aug 21, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling returns to the UCI Women’s World Cup this weekend, with Sunday’s Crescent Women’s World Cup race in Vårgårda, Sweden. The black and orange team will be led by former two-time road World Champion Giorgia Bronzini and Commonwealth Time Trial Champion Linda Villumsen on the rolling circuit course, but former Swedish Champion Emilia Fahlin...

Aug 16, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Giorgia Bronzini took another second place in the sixth stage of the Route de France, between Pougues-les-Eaux and Varennes-sur-Allier, behind Kirsten Wild (Giant-Shimano). The former two-time road World Champion was just unable to come around the Dutch powerhouse on the curved finishing straight, but held off Belgian Champion Jolien...

Aug 15, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Charlotte Becker was awarded the Most Aggressive Rider Prize in the fifth stage of the Route de France, between Paucourt and Migennes, as one of the key instigators of the decisive breakaway move. The former German champion finished the 97.3km stage in fifth position in what became a chaotic sprint for the line after six more riders...