The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift is anticipated to be competitive this year, with eleven riders from Australia and New Zealand participating. Among the seven Australians, three are making their debut, while all four New Zealanders return to the race. No rider from these nations has yet won a stage in the revamped format of the Tour. The roster includes a diverse range of competitors, including sprinters, climbers, and overall contenders, all poised for strong performances across varied terrains.
Neve Bradbury came into the Tour de France Femmes off the back of Giro d'Italia success, riding to victory on the prestigious Blockhaus stage and proving that she was a climber who could match it with, and even beat, the best. The efforts in Italy, where she came third overall may have taken their toll then but she went onto go all out in support of Kasia Niewiadoma as she rode to victory.
This year, the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift will feature eleven riders from Australia and New Zealand, with many aiming for both personal triumphs and team support roles.
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