The National Championship week was a great success for the Tirol Women Cycling Team. In total, nine riders represented the team across five nations, competing in eight championship races in both the individual time trial and the road race disciplines. Austrian National Championships Representing Tirol Women Cycling were Franziska Ehrenreich, Ramona Griesser, Belinda Holzer, Tabea Huys, and Jennifer Pesendorfer. Individual Time Trial (ITT) On 27 June 2026, the Austrian Nationa

Just a few days after the Alpes Grésivaudan Classic, the Tirol Women Cycling Team lined up for another major highlight of the season: the Tour Féminin des Pyrénées (UCI 2.Pro). Representing the team were Liv Wenzel, Linda Sanarini, Amalie Cooper, Franziska Ehrenreich, and Belinda Holzer. Over three demanding stages, our riders had the opportunity to compete against some of the world's best WorldTour and ProTeam squads. Stage 1 – Saint-Jean-de-Luz The opening stage covered 118

On 7 June 2026, the Tirol Women Cycling Team competed in the Alpes Grésivaudan Classic (UCI 1.1) near Grenoble, France, one of the most demanding one-day races of the season. Representing the team were Liv Wenzel, Linda Sanarini, Amalie Cooper, Franziska Ehrenreich, Ramona Griesser, and Belinda Holzer. The riders faced a challenging course of 110 kilometres with approximately 3,500 metres of elevation gain. After only a short flat section, the race headed straight into the fi

From 22 to 25 May, the Tirol Women Cycling Team competed in the Sportland NÖ Women’s Tour. Four demanding stages, high temperatures, and strong winds made for a challenging race, but the team delivered an impressive collective performance with several top results. Stage 1 – Illmitz: Crosswinds Shape the Race The opening stage took place in Illmitz, Burgenland, on the course of the 2025 Austrian National Championships. Extremely hot conditions and strong crosswinds split the p

At the prestigious Giro delle Marche in Rosa, the Tirol Women Cycling Team delivered a strong and united team performance throughout the weekend. Representing the team were Linda Sanarini, Liv Wenzel, Ramona Grießer, Amalie Cooper, Franziska Ehrenreich and Belinda Holzer. First stage: On Saturday, the race took place on a 6-kilometer circuit that had to be completed 15 times. From the very beginning, the Tirol Women Cycling Team was able to shape the race. Linda Sanarini espe

The Tyrol Women Cycling Team looks back on an intense and highly educational few days at this year’s Gracia Orlová stage race in the Czech Republic. The traditional event took place from Thursday to Sunday and challenged riders and teams alike with a total of five demanding stages. The race kicked off on Thursday with a familiar start, as the opening stage followed the same route as last year. However, it quickly became clear that this year’s race would once again be highly h