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– Every stage is very difficult – Katarzyna Niewiadoma said on Saturday – with the only exception being the last uphill section, which is not that steep. However, this will be the most important episode. I expect the opponent to attack. My husband told me that the leader’s yellow shirt is always a target, so everyone’s attention is focused on the person wearing it at that time. “I hope I won’t lose too much and can maintain my advantage,” she said before the seventh stage of the Women’s Tour de France.
Our competitors performed well in the previous stage and finished sixth. “Niewiadoma (Canyon//Sram Racing) remains the TdF leader, 16 seconds ahead of second-placed Kerbaol and 19 seconds ahead of third-placed American Kristen Faulkner (EF – Oatly – Cannondale),” writes Jakub Seweryn of Sport.pl road.
Katarzyna Niewiadoma remains the leader of TdF women. Stage 7 won by Justin Ghekiere
Saturday’s stage is the longest stage in this year’s event, with a total length of 166.4 kilometers and a route that includes as many as five climbs. The home team entered the first period with Parker Peters scoring 10 points. Shortly thereafter, six players withdrew: Justin Gakir, Julie van de Velde, Marianne Voss, Sarah Martin, Sarah Roy and Ruth Edwards.
– There is no point in waiting, we must act – Eurosport commentator reports. With one kilometer left in the race, Neviadoma began to compete with Demi Vollerin for third place. The winner of this stage has been determined to be Justin Ghekiere, but he is not included in the favorites list. Although she was only a few seconds behind the Pole in the overall standings, her joy at winning was immense.
Niewiadoma finished fourth, 1.23m behind the Belgian. Despite this, she still leads the overall women’s Tour de France standings. “The leader’s jersey is retained and tomorrow she will fight for everything together with Demi Vollerin,” journalist Tomasz Czernich said.
Summary of the results of the seventh stage of the Women’s Tour de France:
- 1. Justin Gakir – 4:26:58
- 2. Maeva Squiban – +01:15
- 3. Demi Wollerin – +01:23
- 4.Katarzyna Niewiadoma – +01:23
- 5. Avoid music – +13:50
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- 58. Carolina Cumiga – +13:50
Competitors will face the final stage – a 160km journey from Grand Bornan to Alpe d’Huez, which includes: the climb to the Grand Pass. Currently, Neviadoma is 27 seconds ahead of Parker Peters and 37 seconds ahead of Cedrine Kohlbauer in the overall time. Vollerin was eighth, 1 minute and 15 seconds behind pole position.
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