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Women's Tour, Pieterse wins stage four
Vollering leader of the general classification
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Puck Pieterse wins the fourth stage of the Women's Tour de France from Valkenburg to Liège , 122.7 km. The Dutch athlete precedes her compatriot Demi Vollering and the Polish Katarzyna Niewiadoma.
Demi Vollering is the leader of the general classification with a 22” advantage over Pieterse and 34” over Niewiadoma.
ORDER OF ARRIVAL:
1 PIETERSE Puck Phoenix-Deceuninck
2 VOLLERING Demi Team SD Worx - Protime ,,
3 NEW CHRISTMAS Katarzyna Canyon//SRAM Racing ,,
4 (LE COURT) PIENAAR Kimberley AG Insurance - Soudal Team 0:29
5 RÜEGG Naomi EF-Oatly-Cannondale ,,
6 DE JONG Thalita Lotto Dstny Ladies ,,
7 MUZIC Avoid FDJ - SUEZ ,,
8 VAN ANROIJ Shirin Lidl - Trek ,,
9 FISHER-BLACK Niamh Team SD Worx - Protime ,,
10 MEIJERING Mareille Movistar Team ,,
GENERAL RANKING:
1 VOLLERING Demi Team SD Worx - Protime
2 PIETERSE Puck Phoenix-Deceuninck 0:22
3 NEW DAY Katarzyna Canyon//SRAM Racing 0:34
4 FAULKNER Kristen EF-Oatly-Cannondale 0:47
5 LABOUS Juliette Team dsm-firmenich PostNL 0:56
6 ROOIJAKKERS Pauliena Phoenix-Deceuninck 1:03
7 (LE COURT) PIENAAR Kimberley AG Insurance - Soudal Team ,,
8 DE JONG Thalita Lotto Dstny Ladies 1:04
9 KERBAOL Cedrine CERATIZIT-WNT Pro Cycling Team ,,
10 VAN ANROIJ Shirin Lidl - Trek 1:07
Photo: Sprint Cycling Agency
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