Tous les jours au Tour
The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift returns in 2026 with nine days of incredible racing from Lausanne to Nice. The world's best cyclists will battle across iconic stages, with every sprint, climb, and descent offering the chance for unforgettable moments. We'll be following the action every step of the way, bringing you the highlights, behind-the-scenes stories, and biggest moments from an incredible week of racing.
Stage 9 – Nice > Nice
Fearless to the finish
Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney raced every stage of the Tour de France avec Zwift with grit and unwavering determination. From Lausanne to Nice, she attacked, climbed and never stopped fighting to the finish line and to second in the GC—backed by a committed CANYON//SRAM team. Lorena Wiebes takes home the Green jersey, while Antonia Niedermaier earns the Maillot Blanc to cap an unforgettable Tour de France avec Zwift.
Stage 8 – Sisteron > Nice
A conversation with Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
Ina-Yoko Teutenberg never slows down. A former powerhouse of the peloton and now a DS for Lidl-Trek, Ina’s dedication to cycling goes far beyond race day. During long days at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, she finds time to ride every morning, reset, then pour all her energy into leading the team. Ina speaks about what keeps her invested in the sport, what it takes to lead Lidl-Trek, and why her passion for women's cycling continues to grow.
"When we're talking about milliseconds for a bike change, it's much slower to go around the than having the bike right above you."
— Manolet, Mechanic for Team Movistar
Inside the team car with Team Movistar
How you arrange the bikes on the team car can be make-or-break in the event a swap is needed. Join Team Movistar's mechanic Manolet for insights on how the team arranges their bikes at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift.
Stage 7 – La Voulte-sur-Rhône > Mont Ventoux
A historic win on Mont Ventoux
Kasia takes Yellow on Ventoux
Mont Ventoux doesn't give away victories; it demands them. Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney answered with heart, a fearless attack, and one unforgettable climb. Her first Tour de France avec Zwift stage win, the Yellow jersey, and a moment so worthy of the Giant of Provence.
The lightest build on Ventoux
For her historic climb up the Giant of Provence, Kasia opted to run a pair of 202 NSWs – the choice wheelset for the approach and climb – before the stage began.
Her selection proved successful, and when comparing aerodynamics and weight data to her setup last year, Kasia ultimately saved 21 seconds over the course of her nearly 10km breakaway.
