wellnessfitproDutch rider Demi Vollering won the Women’s Tour de France for the second time after riding to victory in Sunday’s ninth and final stage to extend her winning margin. The…
wellnessfitproKey events 94km to go: Niewiadoma and Vollering are riding side-by-side and appear to be deep in conversation. I am guessing they are not talking about their respective holiday plans.…
wellnessfitproKey events 21km to go Time gap now less than two minutes and we’re just a few kilometres shy of the next climb. Not enough for the breakaway, I fear.…
wellnessfitproKey events 61km to go Vos has knocked it on the head and returned to the peloton, it looks like Von Berswordt has now given up the ghost too. Share…
wellnessfitproKey events “Full gas all day long,” says Ferrand-Prévot. “All-in. It was nice. It went fast, time went fast, and I’m super-proud of my teammates how they develop, how they…
wellnessfitproKey events QOM competition: top five 1) Puck Pieterse (Fenix-Premier Tech) 18pts2) Nikola Noskova (Cofidis) 14pts3) Sigrid Haugset (Uno-X Mobility) 11pts4) Oceane Mahe (Ma Petite Entreprise) 8pts5) Anouska Koster (Uno-X…
wellnessfitproKey events Monday saw that amazing breakaway victory. double quotation markHaugset’s spectacular solo effort surprised the peloton’s leading teams and on the eve of the 21km individual time trial, from…
wellnessfitproKey events 54km to go: There are all sorts of splits opening up now. A couple of riders have launched themselves off the front of the peloton, though they haven’t…
wellnessfitproKey events 84km to go: We’re going through Assens – downhill with a way to go before the next climb: the category four Côte de Cossonay midway through the stage.…
wellnessfitproKey events 100km to go: By the way, there’s an intermediate sprint at Villeneuve (Surpierre) with 65km remaining, then the Côte de Villars-le-Comte (category-three, 54.6km to go), and the Cote…
