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Lorena Wiebes sprints to second straight win at Tour de France Femmes
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Lorena Wiebes sprints to second straight win at Tour de France Femmes

Lorena Wiebes secured her second consecutive victory at the Tour de France Femmes, winning the second stage of the women's cycling event held in Switzerland. The 147.9-kilometer flat stage from Aigle to Geneva saw Wiebes take the lead with 250 meters remaining, marking her seventh overall win in the tournament. She followed up her opening-stage triumph with this success, maintaining her position at the top of the standings. Elisa Balsamo of Lidl-Trek came in second, while Marianne Vos placed third. Wiebes currently leads the overall classification by 14 seconds over Kim Le Court Pienaar, with 2023 Tour champion Demi Vollering trailing by two seconds. The race continues with a challenging 156.5-kilometer hilly stage set for Monday.

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Lorena Wiebes sprints to second straight win at Tour de France Femmes

Lorena Wiebes secured her second consecutive victory at the Tour de France Femmes, winning the second stage of the women's cycling event held in Switzerland. The 147.9-kilometer flat stage from Aigle to Geneva saw Wiebes take the lead with 250 meters remaining, marking her seventh overall win in the tournament. She followed up her opening-stage triumph with this success, maintaining her position at the top of the standings. Elisa Balsamo of Lidl-Trek came in second, while Marianne Vos placed third. Wiebes currently leads the overall classification by 14 seconds over Kim Le Court Pienaar, with 2023 Tour champion Demi Vollering trailing by two seconds. The race continues with a challenging 156.5-kilometer hilly stage set for Monday.

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