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- CYCLINGUPTODATE.COMThe polka dot jersey is secondary - Puck Pieterse targets Tour de France Femmes stage win after seizing mountains leadPuck Pieterse has made clear that wearing the polka-dot jersey will not satisfy her main Tour de France Femmes ambition, despite taking control of the mountains classification on Stage 3. The Fenix Premier Tech rider collected maximum points on the Col de la Faucille and continued scoring across t...0 Comments 0 Shares 7 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!
- WWW.CYCLINGWEEKLY.COMWho is Sigrid Haugset? From racing Paris-Roubaix with a broken hip to making Tour de France Femmes history"I was so dizzy at the finish, I couldn't lift my arms off the bike."At the finish line of Stage 3 of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, Sigrid Ytterhus Haugset had nothing left.The Norwegian spent more than 110 kilometres off the front of the pelotonincluding some 85 kilometres of them aloneand reached the line in Poligny too exhausted to celebrate in style."I know my boyfriend will be so angry at me for not celebrating," she laughed afterwards. "But I couldn't. I could not lift my arms off the bike. It was impossible," she said in the post-race interview. Instead, Haugset barely managed a one-handed victory salute, completely spent and overwhelmed by what had just happened. In addition to delivering fans one of the most remarkable solo rides the race has ever seen, Haugset also delivered Norway several historic firsts.With her performance, Haugset became the first Norwegian to win a stage of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, the first Norwegian rider to pull on the celebrated yellow jersey, and the author of what race broadcasters described as the longest successful solo victory in the history of the women's Tour.When asked if winning a Tour stage was a dream come true, Haugset admitted that she'd never even considered the possibility. "I feel like I have to say yes but I never thought it was possible. So sitting here it's unreal."So who is the woman who has suddenly become one of the biggest stories of this year's Tour?1. She comes from a tiny Norwegian villageBorn on 1 March 1999, Haugset comes from Berkk, a village of just 1,000 people in Trndelag, central Norway.2. She served in the military after high schoolHaugset entered the Norwegian military after finishing high school. Norway has mandatory conscription for men and women, although not every eligible citizen is selected to serve. Those chosen typically complete an initial 12-month period of military service before becoming part of the reserves. 3. She's a former runnerAs a child, Haugset's passion had been football. She played throughout high school and later found success as a middle-distance runner.Representing Rennebu IL and later Strindheim IL, her recorded personal bests include:4min 49.10sec for 1,500 metres10min 19.9sec for an indoor 3,000 metres10min 27.05sec for an outdoor 3,000 metres17min 40.46sec for 5,000 metres(Image credit: Getty Images)4. Injuries changed the course of her career"Where I come from, a small place in Norway, it was never an option to start cycling. Instead, we played football, handball, cross-country skiing, we went hiking and so on," says Haugset.Instead, she came to cycling, as so many before her have, through injury. Haugset has explained that two stress fractures in her lower back within six months forced her away from running. Looking for a way to stay fit, she spent countless hours on the indoor trainer before eventually buying a road bike to train outside.Then she entered a Norwegian Cup race, and the rest, as they say, is history.5. She only started racing bikes at 22While many WorldTour riders have been racing since childhood, Haugset entered her first cycling race in 2021, at the age of 22.She signed with Team Coop-Hitec Products later that year and raced with the programme through the end of 2025.Her rise to the top level of the sport has been remarkably quick. Within five years of pinning on her first race number, she's now wearing the maillot jaune. (Image credit: Getty Images)6. She's quietly become one of Norway's strongest time triallistsHaugset has collected four consecutive medals at the Norwegian elite national time trial championships between 2023 and 2026 three bronze and one silver.Other key career highlights include winning the Norwegian road race championships with a solo breakaway earlier this season, and a fourth place in the GC at the 2024 Vuelta a Extremadura Fminas. Those performances highlighted the engine that powered her remarkable Tour solo today.7. She raced Paris-Roubaix with a fractured hipParis-Roubaix Femmes is already one of cycling's toughest races, and in 2025, Haugset's ride was even more painful. After crashing with 60 kilometres remaining in the race, Haugset climbed back on her bike to finish the race. Only afterwards did scans reveal she had fractured her hip.She later admitted that, in hindsight, continuing probably wasn't the smartest decision, but in the middle of Paris-Roubaix, all she wanted to do was reach the velodrome.When youre in a race, you want to finish, she explained. She was subsequently sidelined for approximately two and a half months before returning later in the season and eventually earning a WorldTour contract with Uno-X Mobility.(Image credit: Getty Images)8. She was originally selected as a climbing domestiqueHaugset is currently on a two-year contract with Uno-X Mobility. She was selected for the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift roster (her second appearance) not for her yellow-jersey potential but rather as a climbing domestique. The team had designated Katrine Aalerud as its GC leader, with a target of finishing in the top 10. Haugsets published role was to provide support later in hilly stages, although the team explicitly left open the possibility of allowing her to pursue stage opportunities from different race situations.9. A huge day for NorwayWith her performance in Poligny, Haugset didn't just win the biggest race of her career; she won big for Norway. Haugset became the first Norwegian to win a stage of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, and the first Norwegian woman to wear the yellow jersey.In doing so, she joins an elite list of Norwegians who have worn the Tour de France yellow jersey, which includes just three others: male riders Thor Hushovd, Alexander Kristoff and, most recently, Torstein Tren.0 Comments 0 Shares 7 Views
- CYCLINGUPTODATE.COMVuelta a Burgos 2026 overall and stage 1 preview, favourites & predictions - Pre-Vuelta test features INEOS leaders, Gall, Ciccone, Pelizzari and moreThe 2026 Vuelta a Burgos will take place from the 4th to the 8th of August. The Spanish race is one of the single biggest preparation races towards the Vuelta a Espaa and will feature several stages where the climbers will be testing their form. We take a look at its profiles. The race was first h...0 Comments 0 Shares 13 Views
- CYCLINGUPTODATE.COMStart times and start order for the decisive 2026 Tour de France Femmes time trialThe Tour de France Femmes 2026 faces one of the pivotal days of the opening week on Tuesday, August 4, with stage 4: a 21-kilometre individual time trial from Gevrey-Chambertin to Dijon. It is the races first major test against the clock, a golden chance for specialists to hunt the stage win and fo...0 Comments 0 Shares 21 Views
- WWW.IRISHCYCLINGNEWS.COMResults & Photos: Stage 3 Le Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift 2026Sigrid Ytterhus Haugset (Uno-X Mobility) won stage 3 of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift in Poligny on Monday, finishing the 157km stage from Geneva in 4:05:59. Lotte Kopecky was second at 1:24 and Marianne Vos third at 2:48.Haugset climbs 45 places to take the yellow jersey, leading Kim Le Court-Pienaar by 2:02 and Demi Vollering by 2:06. Lorena Wiebes holds the points jersey on 111 points, with Haugset second on 55. Puck Pieterse moves into the mountains lead on 18 points, and Paula Blasi retains the young rider jersey. Team SD Worx-Protime lead the teams classification.139 riders were classified. Dina Boels did not finish, leaving 138 in the general classification.Stage 4 on Tuesday is the races only individual time trial: 21km from Gevrey-Chambertin to Dijon.Our RidersFiona Mangan finished 83rd at 20:19 and Mia Griffin 135th at 25:51. Mangan is 103rd overall at 32:48, Griffin 136th at 52:09.IRLIrish Riders Stage 3Stage placing time behind the stage winner overall after stage 383Fiona MANGAN (205)103rd overall, +32:48+20:19135Mia GRIFFIN (125)136th overall, +52:09+25:51Stage 3 ResultStage 3 Result show all 139STGStage 3 ResultStage 3 Tour de France Femmes 2026 139 riders1Sigrid Ytterhus HAUGSET (174)4:05:592Lotte KOPECKY (45)1:243Marianne VOS (7)2:484Usoa OSTOLAZA (151)2:485Kim LE COURT-PIENAAR (71)2:486Noemi REGG (86)2:487Clia GERY (13)2:488Cdrine KERBAOL (85)2:489Malwina MUL (141)2:4810Monica TRINCA COLONEL (111)2:4811Dominika WODARCZYK (31)2:4812Riejanne MARKUS (66)2:4813Thalita DE JONG (104)2:4814Paula BLASI (32)2:4815Puck PIETERSE (91)2:4816Kasia NIEWIADOMA (21)2:4817Laura ASENCIO (193)2:4818Antonia NIEDERMAIER (25)2:4819Mavi GARCA (34)2:4820Elisa LONGO BORGHINI (35)2:4821Nienke VINKE (46)2:4822milie MORIER (131)2:4823Demi VOLLERING (11)2:4824Niamh FISHER-BLACK (64)2:4825Nina BUIJSMAN (102)2:4826Nikola NOSKOV (147)2:4827Isabella HOLMGREN (65)2:4828Debora SILVESTRI (157)2:4829Clmence LATIMIER (191)2:4830Femke DE VRIES (3)2:4831Pauline FERRAND-PRVOT (1)2:4832Amanda SPRATT (67)2:4833Sara CASASOLA (92)2:4834Juliette BERTHET (12)2:4835Anna VAN DER BREGGEN (41)2:4836Katrine AALERUD (171)2:4837Marlen REUSSER (51)2:4838Yara KASTELIJN (95)2:4839vita MUZIC (17)2:4840Franziska KOCH (14)3:0341Maria Rosa KLSER (24)3:3542Justine GHEKIERE (76)3:3543Karolina PEREKITKO (201)6:2344Gaia MASETTI (126)6:2345Kristen FAULKNER (84)6:2346Loes ADEGEEST (62)6:2347Paula PATIO (156)6:2348Lucinda BRAND (63)6:2349Silvia PERSICO (36)6:2350Zoe BCKSTEDT (22)6:2351Maeva SQUIBAN (37)6:2352Magdeleine VALLIERES (81)6:2353Solne MULLER (136)6:2354Mireia BENITO (72)6:2355Paula OSTIZ (56)6:2356Valentina CAVALLAR (43)6:2357Ana Vitoria MAGALHAES (54)6:2358Jeanne KOREVAAR (114)6:2359Nadia GONTOVA (113)6:2360Marion BUNEL (2)6:2361Ema COMTE (143)6:2362Amber KRAAK (15)10:0163Lieke NOOIJEN (5)10:0164Sarah VAN DAM (6)10:0165Agnieszka SKALNIAK-SJKA (27)10:0166Soraya PALADIN (26)10:0167Morgane COSTON (195)14:2268Marte Berg EDSETH (173)16:2969Titia RYO (101)16:2970Marit RAAIJMAKERS (106)16:2971Malou EISEN (163)16:2972Mischa BREDEWOLD (42)16:2973Sara MARTN (55)16:2974Lore DE SCHEPPER (75)16:2975Mackenzie COUPLAND (112)16:2976Josie NELSON (127)16:2977Francesca BARALE (52)16:2978Henrietta CHRISTIE (83)16:2979Shari BOSSUYT (74)16:2980Lorena WIEBES (47)20:1981Elena CECCHINI (44)20:1982Yuliia BIRIUKOVA (153)20:1983Fiona MANGAN (205)20:1984Lucie FITYUS (123)20:1985Romina HINOJOSA (184)20:1986Amalie DIDERIKSEN (144)20:1987Victorie GUILMAN (145)20:1988Sandrine TAS (181)20:1989Letizia PATERNOSTER (115)20:1990Constance VALENTIN (207)20:1991Natalie QUINN (206)20:1992Arianna FIDANZA (155)20:1993Eline JANSEN (164)20:1994Robyn CLAY (122)20:1995Marine ALLIONE (202)20:1996Kiara LYLYK (204)20:1997Idoia ERASO (154)20:1998Carlotta CIPRESSI (103)20:1999Alessia VIGILIA (177)20:19100Teuntje BEEKHUIS (172)20:19101Alice COUTINHO (203)20:19102Naia AMONDARAIN (152)20:19103Clia LE MOUL (196)20:19104Heidi FRANZ (132)20:19105Anouska KOSTER (175)20:19106Ocane MAH (197)20:19107Lily WILLIAMS (107)20:19108Liane LIPPERT (53)20:19109Arlenis SIERRA (57)20:19110Alice TOWERS (87)20:19111Ruby ROSEMAN-GANNON (116)20:19112Elisa BALSAMO (61)20:19113Lotte CLAES (93)20:19114Alicia GONZLEZ (133)20:19115Chiara CONSONNI (23)20:19116Nomie ABGRALL (192)20:19117Marie LE NET (16)20:19118Silke SMULDERS (117)20:19119Caroline WRESZIN (137)20:19120Eleonora CIABOCCO (121)20:19121Barbara MALCOTTI (105)20:19122Letizia BORGHESI (73)20:19123Nina BERTON (82)20:19124Julie BEGO (142)20:19125Millie COUZENS (94)20:19126Pfeiffer GEORGI (124)20:19127Daniek HENGEVELD (4)20:19128Charlotte KOOL (96)20:19129Linda RIEDMANN (186)20:19130Alison JACKSON (135)25:51131India GRANGIER (134)25:51132Sophie VON BERSWORDT (167)25:51133Anneke DIJKSTRA (162)25:51134Maud RIJNBEEK (166)25:51135Mia GRIFFIN (125)25:51136Quinty SCHOENS (161)25:51137Urka IGART (77)25:51138Hannah LUDWIG (146)25:51DNFDina BOELS (182)Classifications After Stage 3General Classification show all 138GCGeneral ClassificationStage 3 Tour de France Femmes 2026 138 riders145Sigrid Ytterhus HAUGSET (174)11:17:562Kim LE COURT-PIENAAR (71)2:023Demi VOLLERING (11)2:064Noemi REGG (86)2:1056Marianne VOS (7)2:106Cdrine KERBAOL (85)2:1072Elisa LONGO BORGHINI (35)2:1081Kasia NIEWIADOMA (21)2:1091Puck PIETERSE (91)2:10101Pauline FERRAND-PRVOT (1)2:10111Marlen REUSSER (51)2:1012Niamh FISHER-BLACK (64)2:1513Paula BLASI (32)2:1814Mavi GARCA (34)2:1815Isabella HOLMGREN (65)2:18161Antonia NIEDERMAIER (25)2:18171Juliette BERTHET (12)2:1818Anna VAN DER BREGGEN (41)2:1819Thalita DE JONG (104)2:26201Monica TRINCA COLONEL (111)2:26211milie MORIER (131)2:2622Malwina MUL (141)2:2923Usoa OSTOLAZA (151)2:2924Yara KASTELIJN (95)2:2925Clia GERY (13)2:32265Femke DE VRIES (3)2:40277Dominika WODARCZYK (31)2:47289Laura ASENCIO (193)2:47297Katrine AALERUD (171)2:473030Lotte KOPECKY (45)2:543112Debora SILVESTRI (157)3:043218Nienke VINKE (46)3:153319Nina BUIJSMAN (102)3:15341Justine GHEKIERE (76)3:34357Maria Rosa KLSER (24)3:513626Clmence LATIMIER (191)4:483728Riejanne MARKUS (66)4:563830Amanda SPRATT (67)5:103939Nikola NOSKOV (147)6:20407Zoe BCKSTEDT (22)6:22413Solne MULLER (136)6:27422Paula PATIO (156)6:39432Maeva SQUIBAN (37)6:39443Magdeleine VALLIERES (81)6:39453Nadia GONTOVA (113)6:39463Marion BUNEL (2)6:46478Valentina CAVALLAR (43)6:50486Ema COMTE (143)6:50497Kristen FAULKNER (84)7:30509Mireia BENITO (72)7:595115Gaia MASETTI (126)8:345215Silvia PERSICO (36)8:395320Lucinda BRAND (63)9:255423Loes ADEGEEST (62)9:495525Sarah VAN DAM (6)9:535626Sara CASASOLA (92)10:235733vita MUZIC (17)11:46586Agnieszka SKALNIAK-SJKA (27)12:095915Amber KRAAK (15)13:106020Jeanne KOREVAAR (114)13:106124Karolina PEREKITKO (201)14:096217Soraya PALADIN (26)15:486322Marte Berg EDSETH (173)16:386431Ana Vitoria MAGALHAES (54)17:06654Josie NELSON (127)18:16664Mischa BREDEWOLD (42)19:106766Lorena WIEBES (47)19:21688Shari BOSSUYT (74)19:546923Lieke NOOIJEN (5)19:597044Pfeiffer GEORGI (124)20:037143Silke SMULDERS (117)20:057243Eline JANSEN (164)20:117341Elisa BALSAMO (61)20:127435Julie BEGO (142)20:257535Linda RIEDMANN (186)20:287625Barbara MALCOTTI (105)20:467724Anouska KOSTER (175)20:467839Franziska KOCH (14)21:057922Lily WILLIAMS (107)21:378022Letizia BORGHESI (73)21:558118Nina BERTON (82)22:258213Alice TOWERS (87)22:588312Letizia PATERNOSTER (115)23:058412Ruby ROSEMAN-GANNON (116)23:058510Millie COUZENS (94)23:40865Lore DE SCHEPPER (75)23:52874Malou EISEN (163)24:11882Titia RYO (101)24:24891Mackenzie COUPLAND (112)24:579063Urka IGART (77)25:35914Lotte CLAES (93)28:15925Francesca BARALE (52)28:19934Alice COUTINHO (203)28:569434Paula OSTIZ (56)29:08954Chiara CONSONNI (23)29:17968Marit RAAIJMAKERS (106)30:10979Sara MARTN (55)31:01985Natalie QUINN (206)31:02995Carlotta CIPRESSI (103)31:021009Henrietta CHRISTIE (83)31:101015Liane LIPPERT (53)32:091024Eleonora CIABOCCO (121)32:171034Fiona MANGAN (205)32:481043Marine ALLIONE (202)33:0710521Quinty SCHOENS (161)33:371063Arlenis SIERRA (57)33:391071Daniek HENGEVELD (4)34:5710818Morgane COSTON (195)37:071091Ocane MAH (197)37:331101Idoia ERASO (154)38:101111Yuliia BIRIUKOVA (153)38:211124Elena CECCHINI (44)38:211132Amalie DIDERIKSEN (144)38:211141Alessia VIGILIA (177)38:2111515Anneke DIJKSTRA (162)38:3011614India GRANGIER (134)38:5411712Maud RIJNBEEK (166)40:1411811Sophie VON BERSWORDT (167)40:231191Naia AMONDARAIN (152)41:541201Marie LE NET (16)41:541211Kiara LYLYK (204)42:081221Charlotte KOOL (96)42:081231Sandrine TAS (181)43:041242Heidi FRANZ (132)43:04125Constance VALENTIN (207)43:041261Arianna FIDANZA (155)43:041274Caroline WRESZIN (137)43:0412814Alison JACKSON (135)43:53129Clia LE MOUL (196)46:171303Lucie FITYUS (123)46:371311Victorie GUILMAN (145)46:371322Alicia GONZLEZ (133)46:371331Robyn CLAY (122)46:511341Teuntje BEEKHUIS (172)46:511351Nomie ABGRALL (192)49:351365Mia GRIFFIN (125)52:09137Hannah LUDWIG (146)59:30138Romina HINOJOSA (184)59:33Points Classification show all 63PTSPoints ClassificationStage 3 Tour de France Femmes 2026 63 riders1Lorena WIEBES (47)111 pts2Sigrid Ytterhus HAUGSET (174)55 pts31Noemi REGG (86)52 pts434Lotte KOPECKY (45)51 pts53Kim LE COURT-PIENAAR (71)47 pts63Marianne VOS (7)42 pts74Elisa BALSAMO (61)30 pts83Puck PIETERSE (91)27 pts94Eline JANSEN (164)26 pts106Cdrine KERBAOL (85)26 pts114Yuliia BIRIUKOVA (153)25 pts126Idoia ERASO (154)25 pts133Maud RIJNBEEK (166)20 pts146Demi VOLLERING (11)20 pts15Usoa OSTOLAZA (151)19 pts1615Silvia PERSICO (36)19 pts175Shari BOSSUYT (74)18 pts1822Paula BLASI (32)17 pts1913Malwina MUL (141)17 pts20Ana Vitoria MAGALHAES (54)17 pts217Ocane MAH (197)17 pts229Carlotta CIPRESSI (103)17 pts2326Clia GERY (13)16 pts249Letizia PATERNOSTER (115)16 pts257Nikola NOSKOV (147)15 pts269Ema COMTE (143)15 pts27Loes ADEGEEST (62)15 pts289Elisa LONGO BORGHINI (35)14 pts299Josie NELSON (127)14 pts309Mavi GARCA (34)13 pts317Charlotte KOOL (96)13 pts3210Marte Berg EDSETH (173)13 pts33Amber KRAAK (15)13 pts3411Anouska KOSTER (175)13 pts3510Kasia NIEWIADOMA (21)12 pts3610Zoe BCKSTEDT (22)12 pts3710Millie COUZENS (94)12 pts3810Pauline FERRAND-PRVOT (1)10 pts392Niamh FISHER-BLACK (64)10 pts405Dominika WODARCZYK (31)10 pts4112Teuntje BEEKHUIS (172)10 pts4212Agnieszka SKALNIAK-SJKA (27)9 pts43Sara CASASOLA (92)8 pts4411Henrietta CHRISTIE (83)8 pts4511Marlen REUSSER (51)7 pts46Thalita DE JONG (104)7 pts47Monica TRINCA COLONEL (111)7 pts4812Lore DE SCHEPPER (75)7 pts4914Linda RIEDMANN (186)7 pts50Nina BUIJSMAN (102)6 pts5112Lieke NOOIJEN (5)6 pts52Riejanne MARKUS (66)5 pts53Magdeleine VALLIERES (81)5 pts5412Soraya PALADIN (26)5 pts5512Marit RAAIJMAKERS (106)5 pts5615Lily WILLIAMS (107)5 pts5713Anna VAN DER BREGGEN (41)4 pts5812Valentina CAVALLAR (43)4 pts5912Mireia BENITO (72)4 pts6012Isabella HOLMGREN (65)3 pts6111Mischa BREDEWOLD (42)3 pts6211Antonia NIEDERMAIER (25)2 pts63Sarah VAN DAM (6)2 ptsKOMMountains ClassificationStage 3 Tour de France Femmes 2026 20 riders18Puck PIETERSE (91)18 pts23Nikola NOSKOV (147)14 pts3Sigrid Ytterhus HAUGSET (174)11 pts43Ocane MAH (197)8 pts53Anouska KOSTER (175)7 pts63Ema COMTE (143)6 pts7Ana Vitoria MAGALHAES (54)6 pts84Idoia ERASO (154)5 pts91Maeva SQUIBAN (37)4 pts10Nina BERTON (82)3 pts114Lorena WIEBES (47)2 pts12Thalita DE JONG (104)2 pts133Eline JANSEN (164)2 pts14Solne MULLER (136)2 pts15Yara KASTELIJN (95)1 pt163Sara CASASOLA (92)1 pt176Kim LE COURT-PIENAAR (71)1 pt184Maud RIJNBEEK (166)1 pt19Clmence LATIMIER (191)1 pt20Lotte KOPECKY (45)1 ptYTHYoung Rider ClassificationStage 3 Tour de France Femmes 2026 23 riders1Paula BLASI (32)11:20:142Isabella HOLMGREN (65)0:003Antonia NIEDERMAIER (25)0:004Malwina MUL (141)0:115Clia GERY (13)0:1465Nienke VINKE (46)0:5776Clmence LATIMIER (191)2:3082Zoe BCKSTEDT (22)4:0492Solne MULLER (136)4:0910Marion BUNEL (2)4:28111Ema COMTE (143)4:32124Julie BEGO (142)18:07134Linda RIEDMANN (186)18:1014Millie COUZENS (94)21:2215Lore DE SCHEPPER (75)21:3416Titia RYO (101)22:0617Mackenzie COUPLAND (112)22:39181Francesca BARALE (52)26:01193Paula OSTIZ (56)26:50202Carlotta CIPRESSI (103)28:44211Eleonora CIABOCCO (121)29:59221Kiara LYLYK (204)39:5023Robyn CLAY (122)44:33TEAMTeams ClassificationStage 3 Tour de France Femmes 202617Team SD Worx Protime34:00:0721UAE Team LIMAD0:2731FDJ United SUEZ0:4141Team Visma | Lease a Bike0:495Lidl Trek1:0163Fenix-Premier Tech1:2473CANYON//SRAM1:4382EF Education-Oatly4:4092AG Insurance Soudal Team5:32101Laboral Kutxa Fundacin Euskadi5:53111Cofidis Women Team5:54122Liv AlUla Jayco8:5513Uno-X Mobility13:2214Human Powered Health16:18152Movistar Team19:44162Ma Petite Entreprise28:09171St Michel Preference Home Auber9331:13183Team Picnic PostNL38:19191Mayenne Monbana My Pie57:00201Lotto Intermarch Ladies1:56:46: by ASO [See image gallery at www.irishcyclingnews.com]0 Comments 0 Shares 24 Views
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