Tour of Britain Women

11–15 August 2027 (provisional) · Great Britain · United Kingdom

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The British women's stage race started in 2014 as "The Women's Tour" and has been run by British Cycling as the Tour of Britain Women since 2024. In 2026 five stages led from Cumbria via Lancashire and Wales, with a summit finish on the Great Orme, to the Midlands. In 2027 the race moves forward to mid-August because of the World Championships.

Participation

Pro race

Category

UCI Women's WorldTour

Distances

5 stages (2026)

Stages

5

Categories

Women

Country

United Kingdom

Reports & articles

• Britain and the Netherlands top Track Worlds medal table Escape Collective · 17 Oct 2026
• 'I'm quite speechless' – Anna Morris secures hat-trick of golds at Track World Championships, as Great Britain win Madison and individual pursuit Cycling Weekly · 16 Oct 2026
• Track World Championships: More gold medals for Great Britain on Day 4 Cyclingnews · 16 Oct 2026
• 'It feels a bit surreal' – Anna Morris and Mark Stewart win world titles in golden day for Great Britain at Track World Championships Cycling Weekly · 15 Oct 2026
• Track World Championships: Great Britain adds two more gold medals on Day 3 Cyclingnews · 15 Oct 2026
• 'It was phenomenal' – Great Britain earn two gold medals on second day of Track World Championships Cycling Weekly · 14 Oct 2026
• Tom Pidcock, Oscar Onley, Adam Yates... - Great Britain reveal the 36 riders that will take part in the 2026 World Championships Cycling Upto Date · 15 Sept 2026
• Not even Remco Evenepoel's pleads were enough - Tour of Britain winner Wellens confirms World Championships absence as UAE duties become priority Cycling Upto Date · 6 Sept 2026