You may have noticed by now that each month, we have a dedicated themed week here at Cyclingnews. Some of these are chosen to coincide with a season or trend, such as November's Winter Week or January's Travel Week, but others are chosen based more on the topic itself. Gravel Week, which came in June, is an example of the latter; it doesn't really have a 'season' and we cover it year-round, but it's a subject worth focussing on with lots to discuss. Women's Week was the same.
From March 6 - 12 (conveniently coinciding with International Women's Day on March 8) Cyclingnews welcomed our readers to Women's Week. Throughout the week, we ran a series of exclusive interviews, features, blogs, tech, advice and more.
Of course, Women's Week wasn't - isn't - the only time we cover women's cycling here at Cyclingnews; hopefully that much is a given. We've been dedicated to women's cycling since 1995, we even have a dedicated Women's Cycling homepage. Our tech and racing teams cover women's cycling and the news from the women's peloton with unequalled levels of tenacity and commitment.
But there's no reason why we can't focus on it more than usual, so that's what we did. Scroll down to find just some of the articles that formed part of the week, we hope you enjoy them.
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If you came here for buying advice, this next pair of articles are just the ticket. Our experienced tech contributor, Mildred Locke, who has held full time roles at a variety of major cycling publications including here at Cyclingnews, has spent time diving into the world of women's bikes. She previously wrote an excellent feature pondering 'can women ride men's bikes?' and has this week been looking at the best bikes for women.
