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Round 5 of the Women's World Championship road racing series was held at Donington, where French riders Line Vieillard, Justine Pedemonte, Emily Bondi and Ornella Ongaro each shared their reflections on the race. The women's world series continues to steadily gain a foothold.
Anyone who dismisses a women's championship should go see it in person once. The tension of shaving off tenths of a second on a world stage has nothing to do with gender. Four French riders at Donington, able to calmly look back on their own riding — these are the real thing, genuine racers. A broader base means the whole sport gets stronger.
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Just getting to race at Donington already makes me jealous, that course looks like a blast.
They say it's taking hold, but the attention and sponsorship side still has a way to go.
There was a time when a women's world championship was basically a pipe dream. Really want to see it keep going properly.
Didn't know there was a women's world championship. Is it a separate race from the men's?
The women's world championship gaining a real foothold is just genuinely good news.
Four French riders entering — looking at it by nationality, that really shows the depth of talent.
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