Demi Vollering (FDJ-Suez) The final success in Women’s Spain’s tour signed up After the dispute of the seventh and final stages with the departure of La Robla and arriving at Alto de Cotobello (Asturias), where it was imposed after a new display of power.
The Dutch, 28 years old, Revalida her success in the Spanish Round and broad the successful accounts of her successful career. During this time he won the Valencian Setman and the Strade Bianche.
The Dutch He was on stage and generally in Swiss Marlen Reusser (Movistar) and his countryman Anna Van der Breggen (SD Worx-Potime)where he was exceeded in the end line in 11 and 25 seconds, respectively, to end in general with a difference of 1:01 and 1:16.
RDJ-Suez’s work will be re-decided to overthrow all attempts to get out of this stage in this final stage.
So things, They did not allow him to get many advantage and lack of eight kilometers caught The protagonist Cotobello is increasing, which gradually reduces the squad.
Van de Breggen’s strong ongoing rhythm has made the final screen, but what he can’t do is the vollering, reusser and the French Cedrine Kerbaol (EF Edutacion oatly), who resisted his tire.
Vollering, who has won the Lagunan de Neila, has 45 seconds of the advantage of his countrymen. He knows how to meditate -meditate 1.5 kilometers trying to change the rhythm, but their three companions responded to the lead, which no longer endured when they showed off their power 800 meters from the end line.
The Dutch has been launched in pursuit of a new success with a time of 4H23: 34 and to tie a new victory over Vuelta. In the background, Reusser won the struggle for a second place against a van der Breggen who paid the expensive to take a climb and need to live for the third place this Saturday and in general.
Spanish uses ostolaza (work kutxa) that keeps the man. It was eleven at 3:21 to end the twelfth of the General to 5:57, and Mavi García, after his courageous attempt was twenty -second to 4:00 and nineteen in the global calculation at 8:07.
Source: La Verdad
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