Feb 28, 2014

German Anna-Bianca Schnitzmeier is going into her fifth season as a professional cyclist, and her second year with the British Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling team. The 23 year old from Dortmund chose for a different approach after having a difficult season in 2013 with lots of ups and downs. After coming back from pre-season training in Australia, Anna took some time...

Feb 27, 2014

After some outstanding results in Australia, and a strong showing in Qatar, Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling will line up at its first European road race of 2014 in the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad on Saturday, the 1st of March, as part of the traditional Belgian “Openingsweekend.” With six of the squad’s riders  at the Track World Championships in Cali, Colombia, this...

Feb 14, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling took three prizes in the first ever edition of the Total Women’s Cycling Awards, which were announced at the 2014 London Bike Show at the Excel Centre yesterday. The awards were voted for by the readers of the Total Women’s Cycling website – totalwomenscycling.com – which has become “the UK’s most popular cycling website for...

Feb 8, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Giorgia Bronzini sprinted into second place at the end of the fourth and final stage of the Ladies’ Tour of Qatar, between the Sealine Beach Resort and the Doha Corniche, after a perfect team performance from the black and orange team. The former two-time road World Champion was the only rider able to follow the acceleration of race...

Feb 7, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Giorgia Bronzini was denied the chance to compete for victory in the third stage of the Ladies’ Tour of Qatar, between the Katara Cultural Village and the Al Khor Corniche, by a late mechanical problem that saw her lose contact with the front group. The former two-time road was part of a 28-strong lead group with teammate Charlotte...

Feb 6, 2014

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Charlotte Becker sprinted to third place at the end of the second stage of the 2014 Ladies Tour of Qatar, between Al Zubara and Madinat Al Shamal, as part of a four-rider breakaway. The quartet escaped from a much larger, 21-strong group in the last of four 13.5km finishing circuits but, having worked hard for much of the 112.5km,...