About
Us
About
Us
The Cyclists’ Alliance (TCA) is the independent voice of women’s professional cycling that represents and supports female riders from around the world. Founded and led by former and current professional cyclists, TCA provides resources to help riders succeed both on and off the bike. With a mission to ‘strive for fairness’, TCA advocates for equal opportunities, better working conditions, and a level playing field for women in cycling. The goal is to create a future where every rider can thrive and earn a sustainable living from the sport. Join the movement driving real change in women’s cycling – whether as a rider or supporter, your involvement can make a real difference. Empowering Riders, Advancing Equality, Securing Futures.
Our Aim
Our goal is to empower riders both on and off the bike by offering comprehensive assistance including legal support, contract evaluations, career development guidance, mentorship opportunities and representation within cycling’s governing bodies.
Become a Supporter
For any individuals, groups, and businesses eager to join us in championing change and fairness for female cyclists.
BECOME A SUPPORTERJoin as a Rider Member
For any female rider competing for a UCI-registered women’s team or racing in UCI-affiliated events.
BECOME A MEMBERSince its founding in 2017, The Cyclists’ Alliance (TCA) has achieved significant milestones in supporting professional female cyclists and continues to focus on key areas of work to empower female athletes.
Advocacy and Representation
Education and Awareness
Rider Support and Development
Legal and Ethical Support
Key Figures in Professional Cycling

Supplementary employment
25%
riders hold a second job in addition to their racing career, reflecting the financial pressures many face in the sport.
Earnings outside the Women’s World Tour
+50%
of riders outside the Women’s World Tour earn less than €10,000 annually, underscoring the financial challenges that exist beyond the top tier of teams.
Feeling unsafe within teams
1/5
Nearly one in five riders report feeling unsafe within their cycling team, highlighting concerns that go beyond just the physical risks of racing.
Source: 2024 Annual TCA Rider survey