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She Found Her Way Through TdFF25-22
Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx-Protime) got a bit boxed in at the start of the spint, even using her shoulder to make a little room to find some open space. She finally had a lane when the American Chloe Dygert (Canyon/SRAM-zondocrypto) opened her sprint a bit early. Wiebes' kick for the line left everyone chasing with only Marianne Vos (Visma-Lease a Bike) able to hold the Green Jersey's wheel. But again, as it was in stage 3, Wiebes took the win with Vos in second unable to get around the sprinter. Behind Dygert faded to fourth when Lara Gillespie (UAE Team ADQ) got around her for third in Poitiers. Today is the first day that none of the leaders' jersey changed hands. I don't think that will hold true tomorrow.