VeloNation,
7 November 2013
Former world TT champion and Flèche Wallonne winner to target important events in 2014.
Regarded for several years as one of the top riders in women’s road racing, Emma Pooley voluntarily took a slight step back in 2013 when she decided to race with the non-UCI registered Bigla team and to miss out on many of the year’s top events. Read more: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/1578

Road Cycling UK,
25 October 2013
Targets Women’s Tour of Britain success after race awarded prestigious UCI status.
British road race champion, Lizzie Armitstead, will be gunning for success at the Women’s Tour of Britain next year after it was awarded the prestigious 2.1 status by the UCI.

Total Women's Cycling,
13 June 2013
Interview: Sharon Laws, recovering from that crash
One of the great things about the women’s peloton is the range of personalities and backgrounds the riders come to the sport with – Sharon Laws personifies this. After gaining an MSc in Conservation, and having worked for charities, the British Government, the United Nations and mining companies,

Velonation.com,
23 May 2013
Emma Pooley victory salvages “chaotic” Tour de Languedoc-Rousillon
British rider wins three years after final Tour de l’Aude despite continued problems. The race was won by Emma Pooley (Bigla), after the British rider took the victory on the hilly third stage, then consolidated her overall lead with second place in the penultimate day’s time trial. Despite her vict