Which British women's domestic teams are racing in 2027, who has signed, who is staying and who has left. Our live guide, updated as squads are announced.

The Yorkshire junior team that sent Cat Ferguson and Imogen Wolff to the WorldTour, and won Team of the Year in 2024, will stop after four seasons.

Rebecca Gardiner signs a four-year deal with Fenix-Premier Tech that takes her to the WorldTour in 2029, and Duckworth Motor Group–On Form name their first 11 riders under a new sponsor. Smurfit ...

Maindy Flyers, the Cardiff club that produced Geraint Thomas and Luke Rowe, is setting up a junior team for 2027 with the pair’s support. Chair Mike Richards explains how it will work, who ...

FTP–Fulfil The Potential Racing have named a 15-rider squad for 2027, with Ruby Oakes staying, Amy Henchoz joining from Paralloy RT, and Sannah Zaman stepping down from UCI Continental level. Team ...

World championship bronze medallist Aalia Clay is one of four riders staying on, with three stepping up from youth racing. Team principal Ian Mansel-Thomas says UCI changes to the junior Nations ...

The team that has won the women’s National Road Series team title in every edition since 2019 will not race at UCI Continental level in 2027, pointing to the rising cost of racing in Europe. Team ...

The south London club is recruiting a junior and under-23 women’s squad for 2027. The man leading it spent the summer analysing British Cycling results to work out what happens to female ...

The Nocturne will be back in the Square Mile on Friday 11 and Saturday 12 June 2027, organisers have confirmed, a year after the event returned from an eight-year absence.

The charity behind 723 grants for young British riders racing abroad will hold its fundraising dinner at the Queens Hotel on 7 November. Ticket sales close on 21 October.

Ashley Hutchison (TAAP Kalas) won the sixth Nick Clayton Memorial on the Eaton Constantine circuit in Shropshire on Sunday, taking the sprint from an eight-rider move that escaped on the final lap.

August 2026. It’s cracking the flags in Ramsbottom. I’m stood outside a coffee shop, somewhere between the bottom of the famous Rawson’s Rake (something of a landmark in the niche world of the hill ...