In its second year, the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift pedals into the heart of women's cycling with more than just a race; it's a symbol of progress in women's sports. Following a debut that broke through the peloton of gender disparity, this event represents the collective yearning for equity and recognition in the sports world.

As these athletes take on the same challenging routes as their male counterparts, they aren't just competing for the yellow jersey; they're riding for the future of women in sports. With each kilometre covered, they're drawing more eyes to women's cycling, encouraging brands to invest and media to broadcast their feats.

The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift isn't just about who stands atop the podium—it's about the journey of women's sports towards a future where the investment and attention they receive are not extraordinary, but the expected norm. It's a race not only against time and terrain but against the history of oversight and undervaluation. The success of this event is a beacon of hope, signalling a change in the tides, where women athletes are given the same time, support, and investment to thrive and be profitable, heralding a new era where women's sports are as much a part of the cultural fabric as any other event.