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The Latest Breaking News from Tour de France Femmes

Bauernfeind: 'I never thought that I could make it' to win Tour de France Femmes stage

Young German caps off rapid rise from Zwift to Canyon-Sram Next Generation with prestigious victory

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SD Worx call Vollering's 20-second Tour de France Femmes penalty 'ridiculous'

'It's too much for something like this, and it can have a big influence on the final at the Tour de France' says Danny Stam

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Demi Vollering hit with 20-second penalty after slipstreaming SD Worx car at Tour de France Femmes

‘I have no clue why I get this penalty’ Vollering tells Cyclingnews

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Ricarda Bauernfeind takes bold solo victory on Tour de France Femmes stage five

Young German deliver Canyon-Sram their first victory in this race

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Tour de France Femmes riders defend motorbike after contact and close pass on stage 4

Hammes and Cordon-Ragot emphasise shared responsibility for safety on the race route

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'Your value is not based on your results' - Olympic Champion Jenny Rissveds on balancing road, mountain, and mental health

The 2016 Olympic Champion talks about committing to her mental health as she takes on a new challenge in road racing at the Tour de France Femmes

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As it happened: Bauernfeind wins Tour de France Femmes stage 5, Vollering receives time penalty

A flat and downhill run from Onet-Le-Château to Albi promises a chance for the fastest riders in the peloton

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Tour de France Femmes - Kopecky holds yellow through time gap confusion

SD Worx rider lost virtual lead during stage 4 but ultimately kept maillot jaune as unfolding GC battle cut distance to break

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Kastelijn: Victorious day in Tour de France Femmes was 'longest ride I ever did'

'I never ride 180 kilometres ... in training because it's just boring' says Tour de France Femmes stage 4 winner

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'I didn't know I hadn't won' - Demi Vollering confused by breakaway win on Tour de France Femmes stage 4

SD Worx rider gives tepid salute for second place just in case after catching breakaway in Rodez

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Van Vleuten loses time in first test against Vollering at Tour de France Femmes

'Demi and I had each other on the limit,' says defending champion after losing eight seconds on a steep climb into Rodez

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Tour de France Femmes: Yara Kastelijn goes on her own to snare stage four win

Yara Kastelijn of Holland won the longest stage of the Tour de France Femmes, from Cahors to Rodez, as the sparring between the defending champion Annemiek Van Vleuten and her rival Demi Vollering intensified.

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Tour de France Femmes: Yara Kastelijn climbs to first pro road victory on demanding stage 4

Vollering gains bonus time with second-place finish while Kopecky retains yellow

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Tour de France Femmes: Yara Kastelijn wins stage four to Rodez – as it happened

Yara Kastelijn stayed away to take the win on a hilly stage four of the Tour de France Femmes, while Lotte Kopecky battled to save the yellow jersey

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As it happened: Yara Kastelijn wins Tour de France Femmes stage 4 as Vollering gains time

The longest stage of the race, taking in 177.1 kilometres and 2,400m of elevation promises to test the race leaders

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Tour de France Femmes – Vos to continue fight for win after near miss to speedy Wiebes

'It was not easy being there today, so I was happy to contest it at least' says Vos after furious chase of lone break rider

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Lorena Wiebes outfoxes former team to win Tour de France Femmes sprint

'With sprinting, sometimes you have to gamble' says stage 3 winner

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What went wrong for dsm-firmenich in Tour de France Femmes stage 3 sprint?

'In the Tour, you don't make mistakes; if you do, you don't get rewarded with the win,' says Team dsm-firmenich director

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991km, 1 yellow jersey and $10,000 in debt: the incredible journey of one cyclist's historic Tour de France win

Marianne Martin's 1984 Tour de France was a world apart from today's Tour de France Femmes

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Van de Velde went for mountain points and almost won Tour de France Femmes stage 3

Belgian promises to show herself on queen stage across Tourmalet

The Guardian - UK

Wiebes overhauls Van de Velde to win Tour de France Femmes stage three

Julie Van de Velde was overtaken in the final straight – Lotte Kopecky retained the overall lead – while Colombia’s Miguel López has been provisionally suspended by the UCI

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Tour de France Femmes: Lorena Wiebes outkicks Marianne Vos to swipe stage 3 victory

Kopecky third in sprint that delivers heartbreak for solo breakaway rider Julie van de Velde caught at 300 metres to go

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Tour de France Femmes stage 3 as it happened: Another shot for the sprinters' teams

Stage three takes the race from Collognes-la-rouge to Montignac-Lascaux

The Guardian - UK

Tour de France Femmes: Wiebes denies Van de Velde breakaway on stage three – as it happened

Lorena Wiebes won in a sprint finish as Julie Van de Velde came up agonisingly short on the back of a fine solo breakaway effort.

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As it happened: Kopecky leads out Wiebes to Tour de France Femmes stage 3 victory

An expected showdown between Wiebes, Vos, Kool in Montignac-Lascaux

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