Pre-Register below for exclusive VIP hospitality for the 2022 Women's Tour!
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VIP hospitality that combines a prime view of the racing action with complimentary food, beverages and an electric atmosphere to enjoy with family, friends or colleagues.
VIP hospitality is available at every stage of the race, with the 'Breakfast Club' at stage starts and the 'Tour Enclosure' at every stage finish.
Breakfast Club
Prime location close to the start line to enjoy the team presentations and rider interviews.
Complimentary, locally produced continental style breakfast.
Selection of hot and cold beverages.
Tour Enclosures
Prime location close to the finish Line and podium.
Sheltered viewing with unreserved seating.
Complimentary buffet lunch provided by our Tour caterers.
Selection of hot and cold beverages.
Open bar serving a choice of beers and wines.
2021 Women’s Tour Route
2021 competing teams
The full list of teams competing in the 2021 Women’s Tour is:
Alé BTC Ljubljana (Italy)
AWOL O’Shea (Great Britain)
CAMS-Basso Bikes (Great Britain)
Canyon SRAM Racing (Germany)
Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling (Germany)
Drops-Le Col s/b TEMPUR. (Great Britain)
FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope (France)
Liv Racing (Netherlands)
Movistar Team (Spain)
Parkhotel Valkenburg (Netherlands)
SD Worx (Netherlands)
Team BikeExchange (Australia)
Team DSM (Germany)
Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank (USA)
Trek-Segafredo (USA)
Valcar-Travel & Service (Italy)
Among those competing are SD Worx, the world’s number one team, and the squads of four of the race’s previous overall winners: Trek-Segafredo (Lizzie Deignan, 2019 champion), Team DSM (Coryn Rivera, 2018 champion), Canyon SRAM Racing (Kasia Niewiadoma, 2017 champion) and Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling (Lisa Brennauer, 2015 winner).
British interest comes in the form of AWOL O’Shea, CAMS-Basso Bikes – both Women’s Tour debutants – and Drops-Le Col s/b TEMPUR. 2021 will mark Drops’ fifth appearance in the event, while the Essex-based CAMS team will be on home soil for the race’s fourth and fifth stages (Shoeburyness to Southend on Thursday 7 October, Colchester and Clacton-on-Sea on Friday 8 October).
Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank, the second American team competing in the event, return for a second appearance having also dominated the ŠKODA V-Women’s Tour virtual race held during the COVID-19 pandemic last June.
