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Women's Road Cycling UCI World Tour 2021 (Simac Ladies Tour)


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Women's Multi-Stage Race
Non-Olympic Event
Final Mountain Classification
 
NED.gif KOSTER Anouska
29
 
CAN.gif JACKSON Alison
19
 
NED.gif VAN DEN BROEK-BLAAK Chantal
5
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4
NIEWIADOMA Katarzyna
POL.gif
5
5
VOS Marianne
NED.gif
4
6
SWINKELS Karlijn
NED.gif
4
7
KOREVAAR Jeanne
NED.gif
3
8
HARRIS Ella
NZL.gif
3
9
MARKUS Femke
NED.gif
3
10
CAMPBELL Teniel
TTO.gif
3
11
UNEKEN Lonneke
NED.gif
2
12
REUSSER Marlen
SUI.gif
1
13
PIETERS Amy
NED.gif
1
14
BEEKHUIS Teuntje
NED.gif
1
15
GROSSETÊTE Maëlle
FRA.gif
1
16
COPPONI Clara
FRA.gif
1
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Women's Multi-Stage Race
Non-Olympic Event
Final Youth Classification
 
GBR.gif GEORGI Pfeiffer
14:47:59
 
NED.gif BREDEWOLD Mischa
+1:30
 
NED.gif SMULDERS Silke
+2:11
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4
VAN DER HULST Amber
NED.gif
+2:49
5
TOMASI Laura
ITA.gif
+4:54
6
BORGSTRÖM Julia
SWE.gif
+5:06
7
JASKULSKA Marta
POL.gif
+5:43
8
UNEKEN Lonneke
NED.gif
+6:27
9
GERRITSE Femke
NED.gif
+9:29
10
JASTRAB Megan
USA.gif
+9:36
11
CONSONNI Chiara
ITA.gif
+13:52
12
COPPONI Clara
FRA.gif
+14:53
13
GASPARRINI Eleonora Camilla
ITA.gif
+18:24
14
PLUIMERSI lse
NED.gif
+18:41
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