US EditionVos surges to opening stage win in Tour de France Femmes
- On Saturday, Marianne Vos claimed her 258th career victory by winning the first stage of the Tour de France Femmes, a 78.8-km Vannes to Plumelec route.
- Rival riders Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney finished fourth, while Demi Vollering was just three seconds behind in the recent race.
- The crash at Cote de Cadoudal involved Swiss rider Marlen Reusser, her Movistar team said, and she later abandoned with stomach problems.
- In the closing sprint, Vos surged past in the final 50 metres, raised her arm in celebration, and will wear the yellow jersey in Sunday's second stage.
- Stage two on Saturday covers 110.4 km from Brest to Quimper.
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"I had to protect her, which she did not fall. Half Vollering is healthy and safe, so there are 8 days left to go and get the yellow jersey," breaths Marie Le Net, still carried by the crowd's cry in Plumelec after this first stage on the Tour de France Femmes 2025.
At the same time as the end of the men, the women start at the Tour de France. An Olympic winner wins at the start. For the German drivers it runs through.
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New Strait TimesVos surges to opening stage win in Tour de France Femmes
Dutch rider Marianne Vos claimed a jaw-dropping 258th career victory when she prevailed in the first stage of the Tour de France Femmes, a 78.8-km hilly ride from Vannes to Plumelec on Saturday.The three-time road world champion, 38, prevailed at the top of the Cote de Cadoudal (1.7km at 6.2 per cent) after h
SCAN SPORT - The real start of the first stage of the Tour de France féminine was delayed following a fall.
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