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Women's Road Cycling UCI World Tour 2024

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16 hours ago, Monzanator said:

Sadly her biggest chance was in Rio where she should have went with the Dutch break but didn't react and stayed with Deignan which was a big mistake. Even 8 years ago it was clear Holland is the team to stick with in these kind of situations.

8 years ago definitely more so than nowadays :p 

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Oooh yes, we might have one of those classics again.....Lorena Wiebes sprinted for the win in the Amstel Gold Race and celebrated....but it was too early and Marianne Vos passed her on the line  

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Fantastic analysis by Annemiek van Vleuten on TV: Wiebes' jump wasn't good enough......yeah, possibly because her hands were in the air   

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Beautiful victory for Kasia Niewiadoma in the Fleche Wallone, after already finishing 6th, 5th, 4th, 3rd and 2nd in her career, finally she takes the win, her first in almost five years  

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Niewiadoma is breaking on the second to last climb :nopompom:

 

Attack by Vollering, with Rooijakkers (who is 2 seconds ahead of her in the GC) in her wheel.

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Finally sth epic even for us. I felt for a moment that this is not real....but it was. Yet of course the only thing you can read in our press is that she achieved anything only because....she left Poland. True. 

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I fell in love with sports.....since i first seen it

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Finally sth epic even for us. I felt for a moment that this is not real....but it was. Yet of course the only thing you can read in our press is that she achieved anything only because....she left Poland. True. 

Sure, but she has been riding for Canyon/SRAM for years now, it's quite common in cycling to not be based in one's home country :p 

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Sure, but she has been riding for Canyon/SRAM for years now, it's quite common in cycling to not be based in one's home country :p 

Yes but i meant that everything is reallly underlined that way here. That if you want to achieve sth you have to leave Poland asap. Don't ask me why but we started to fall in some kind of negative serpentine. Only bitter words from her coach, relatives etc. Not only in her case. 

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