GermanyOn the third stage of the Tour de France Femmes, Norwegian cyclist Sigrid Haugset secured a solo victory over 88 kilometers, outpacing even top contender Lotte Kopecky. The race was marked by high intensity, including a fall by favorite Demi Vollering who continued without major issues. Haugset took the lead after less than 70 kilometers and maintained her advantage despite a late charge from Kopecky, finishing 1 minute and 24 seconds ahead. This win marks Haugset’s second career victory and earned her the yellow jersey as overall leader. She expressed disbelief at her achievement, highlighting the significance of her solo effort. Meanwhile, Dutch sprinter Lorena Wiebes struggled early in the stage, losing ground on the first climb, and is expected to focus on recovery ahead of future stages.
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