Marianne Vos will compete in this year’s inaugural Women’s Tour, it was announced this morning.
The reigning world and Olympic road race champion will spearhead the Rabo Live team in the event, which begins in Northamptonshire on May 7.
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The Women's Tour to start in Northamptonshire
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