Matilda Price

Matilda Price is a freelance cycling journalist and digital producer based in the UK. She is a graduate of modern languages, and recently completed an MA in sports journalism, during which she wrote her dissertation on the lives of young cyclists. Matilda began covering cycling in 2016 whilst still at university, working mainly in the British domestic scene at first. Since then, she has covered everything from the Tour Series to the Tour de France. These days, Matilda focuses most of her attention on the women’s sport, writing for Cyclingnews and working on women’s cycling show The Bunnyhop. As well as the Women’s WorldTour, Matilda loves following cyclo-cross and is a recent convert to downhill mountain biking.

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Team DSMs Dutch rider Lorena Wiebes celebrates on the podium after winning the 5th stage of the new edition of the Womens Tour de France cycling race 1756 km between BarleDuc and SaintDiedesVosges eastern France on July 28 2022 Photo by Jeff PACHOUD AFP Photo by JEFF PACHOUDAFP via Getty Images

Lorena Wiebes: I felt pressure to get the stage

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News Team DSM control long day to claim second Tour de France Femmes stage win

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Eva van Agt with her Le Col Wahoo teammates

Eva van Agt - From field hockey to the Tour de France Femmes

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News Le Col-Wahoo rider at the Tour just three months into pro cycling career

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BARSURAUBE FRANCE JULY 27 LR Alena Amialiusik of Belarus and Team CanyonSRAM Racing and Evita Muzic of France and Team Fdj Nouvelle Aquitaine Futuroscope compete in the chase group during the 1st Tour de France Femmes 2022 Stage 4 a 1268km stage from Troyes to BarSurAube TDFF UCIWWT on July 27 2022 in BarsurAube France Photo by Tim de WaeleGetty Images

FDJ-SUEZ-Futuroscope continues to turn the tide at Tour de France Femmes

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News Muzic second on stage 4 while Uttrup Ludwig holds firm on GC through the gravel as team continues to rally after stage 2

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BARSURAUBE FRANCE JULY 27 Marlen Reusser of Switzerland and Team SD Worx celebrates winning the trophy for the most combative rider on the podium ceremony after the 1st Tour de France Femmes 2022 Stage 4 a 1268km stage from Troyes to BarSurAube TDFF UCIWWT on July 27 2022 in BarsurAube France Photo by Tim de WaeleGetty Images

Marlen Reusser: Even this morning, I didn’t realise I could win a Tour de France stage

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News SD Worx rider takes advantage of GC battle behind to take victory on stage 4

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Veronica Ewers (EF Education-TIBCO-SVB on the attack during stage 4 of the Tour de France Femmes 2022

Ewers credits wide tyres for top Tour de France Femmes gravel stage placing

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News 'I honestly had a really good time in the gravel sections today' says EF-TIBCO-SVB rider after first top-5 WorldTour result

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Kasia Niewiadoma (Canyon-Sram) at the Tour de France Femmes 2022

Kasia Niewiadoma: I feel like I made the same mistake again

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News Pole sixth after going early at Tour de France Femmes, but recognises positives

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Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig celebrates her Tour de France Femmes stage win in Epernay

Uttrup Ludwig: 'We bounced back, baby'

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News Dane takes emotional Tour de France Femmes stage win one day after horror stage for FDJ

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Demi Vollering of Netherlands and Team SD Worx attacks to win the 7th Vuelta a Burgos Feminas 2022 Stage 4

Late crash sees Vollering lose time in Tour de France Femmes

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News SD Worx changes plans last-minute to deliver Moolman-Pasio to third

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Tour de France Femmes leader Lorena Wiebes

'She will be gone' - Team DSM respect Wiebes' decision to leave

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News No denial from SD Worx

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PARIS FRANCE JULY 24 Sanne Cant of Belgium and Team PlanturPura Christina Schweinberger of Austria and Team PlanturPura Elisa Balsamo of Italy and Team Trek Segafredo Eugenia Bujak of Slovenia and UAE Team ADQ Audrey CordonRagot of France and Team Trek Segafredo Margarita Victoria Garcia Caellas of Spain and UAE Team ADQ Nicole Frain of Australia and Team Parkhotel Valkenburg Frances Janse Van Rensburg of South Africa and Team Stade Rochelais Charente Maritime Petra Stiasny of Switzerland and Team Roland Cogeas EdelweissIsraelPremier Tech and Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig of Denmark Team Fdj Nouvelle Aquitaine Futuroscope and The Peloton prior to the 1st Tour de France Femmes 2022 Stage 1 a 817km stage from Paris Tour Eiffel to Paris Champslyses TDFF UCIWWT on July 24 2022 in Paris France Photo by Dario BelingheriGetty Images

‘The Tour de France Femmes is different to any other races’ - Rachel Hedderman

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News Scale of race is undeniable, says EF Education-TIBCO-SVB manager

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