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Six Of The Best Women's WorldTour races of 2021
It’s been another fabulous year of women’s racing, most which we have been able to watch, here are our six favourites
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Van den Broek-Blaak takes the Simac Ladies Tour GC as Marianne Vos wins second consecutive stage
Sprinters’ teams make no mistake as the final stage ends in a bunch kick with British champion Alice Barnes second
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Marianne Vos wins a brilliantly entertaining stage of the Simac Ladies Tour as the GC is rearranged
Chantal van den Broek-Blaak finishes third and takes the overall lead with one stage remaining
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Alison Jackson makes it a day for the breakaway, winning stage one of the Simac Ladies Tour
After missing out twice in Norway, the sprint teams miscalculate again finishing four seconds back
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Marianne Vos dominates to win Simac Ladies Tour prologue
The Dutch superstar puts four seconds into her rivals at the start of the six-day race
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Mark Cavendish says Marianne Vos ‘has been an inspiration on so many levels’
Vos just claimed her 30th stage win in the Giro Donne, one of the biggest stage races on the calendar
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Marianne Vos wins stage seven of Giro Donne, her 30th victory in the race
The Dutchwoman won her first stage of the race in 2007
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Marianne Vos masters the Giro Donne 2021 sprint to take her 29th stage victory
Overall leader Anna van der Breggen finished in the peloton and retains her lead with seven days remaining
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Demi Vollering continues her magnificent season winning La Course by Le Tour de France
Another breathless edition of La Course was won by new Dutch superstar Demi Vollering after excellent work from her SD Worx squad.
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Giro Rosa 2020: Vos bags victory on the fearsome climb to Assisi
Marianne Vos took the stage win on the 16% slopes to Assisi after an odd day at the Giro Rosa
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Giro Rosa 2020: Vos makes it win number three in Nola
The former world champion beat Britain's Hannah Barnes in a close sprint in Nola
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Marianne Vos confirmed for the Women's Tour
Current Olympic and world road race champion to headline inaugural event
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Race leader Marianne Vos abandons Women’s Tour 2019 after high-speed crash
Race leader Marianne Vos has been forced to abandon the 2019 Women’s Tour after a high-speed crash on stage three.
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Marianne Vos moves closer to Lizzie Armitstead's lead in Women's Tour after stage four win
Dutchwoman Marianne Vos sprints ahead of the pack to win stage four of the 2016 Aviva Women's Tour in Stoke-on-Trent
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Marianne Vos's Rabo-Liv team becomes Fortitude Pro Cycling for 2017
Rabo-Liv becomes Fortitude Pro Cycling in 2017 after the withdrawal of Dutch bank Rabobank
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Marianne Vos misses Tour of Flanders for a fourth year as a health precaution
Marianne Vos is trying to avoid succumbing to health issues she suffered throughout 2015
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Who is the world's greatest cyclist? Here's what you thought
We asked you who you thought was the greatest cyclist that the world has ever seen, and here's what you said...
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Marianne Vos: Women's Tour has set a new standard
Marianne Vos makes it a hat trick in Suffolk to secure the first women’s national tour
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Marianne Vos returns to the road after hamstring injury delays her season
Marianne Vos will race in the Netehrlands this weekend, but will miss next week's Flèche Wallonne as she returns from injury
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Marianne Vos enjoying Women's Tour
Windy conditions on stage three of Women's Tour play into Marianne Vos's hands as she takes overall lead
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Trott and Vos confirmed for opening Revolution Series round in London
Newly-crowned Commonwealth Games champion Laura Trott to come up against World and Olympic road race champion Marianne Vos
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Emma Pooley and Marianne Vos return to World Cup at Fleche Wallonne
Lizzie Armitstead goes into Fleche Wallonne Femmes as Women's Road World Cup leader
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Marianne Vos forced to delay season start due to injury
Marianne Vos looks certain to miss Strade Bianche due to lingering injury
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Marianne Vos wins Women's Tour stage four
Race leader Marianne Vos increases her advantage at the top of the overall classification with a second stage win
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Lizzie Armitstead expects Dutch challenge in World Championships road race
Without Marianne Vos the Dutch team will have nine potential winners in the World Championships road race in Richmond, Virginia
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Christine Majerus wins stage one of the Aviva Women's Tour
Christine Majerus took the win on stage one of the Aviva Women's Tour but breakaway rider Alison Tetrick almost took victory
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Giro Rosa 2020: Marianne Vos sprints to victory on stage five after tactical ride by CCC-Liv
Marianne Vos takes stage the stage win in Terracina at stage five of the Giro Rosa.
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Jumbo-Visma announce new women’s team
Jumbo-Visma is the latest men’s WorldTour squad to set up a women’s team.
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Marianne Vos set for Women's Tour overall win
World Champion Marianne Vos increases lead in Friend Life Women's Tour after second stage win
