'We're Going to Try to Win the Stage' – Marlen Reusser Ready to Go Big on Mont Ventoux in Search of Tour De France Femmes Victory
Reusser’s Movistar team expects the 15.6km climb to open big GC gaps as Demi Vollering trails by 12 seconds.
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After the world's best cyclists rode the 113th Tour de France in July, now the fifth revived women's Tour de France, women are also riding. After six stages, the yellow jersey belongs to Swiss Marlen Reusser of the Movistar team. The exciting event took place on the sixth stage, when the driver of a Shimano team car almost hit the female cyclists three times while trying to overtake.
The seventh stage of the Tour de France Femmes is the queen stage of 146.8 kilometers from La Voulte-sur-Rhône with a finish on Mont Ventoux.
Number one in the general standings since Tuesday, the skater leaves with a handicap linked to her weight. But her staff points out her progress on the long climbsOn paper, Marlen Reusser leaves with a handicap in the stage of Mont-Ventoux Friday and risks losing her yellow jersey. Only 12 seconds separate her from her direct pursuer, the Dutch Demi Vollering (FDJ United-Suez). Simple physical question. The Bernoise of Spanish team Movistar, who…
The 7th stage is set to be the highlight of the Tour de France Femmes, as the finish lies on the mythical Mont Ventoux. However, the organizers have already had to intervene due to the risk of wildfires in the vicinity. Therefore, no spectators are allowed in the run-up to the mountain. Follow the queen stage closely here, from 15:20 on VRT 1 and from 16:00 on Radio 1.
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