Kastelijn: Victorious day in Tour de France Femmes was the ‘longest trip I ever did’

Kastelijn: Victorious day in Tour de France Femmes was the ‘longest trip I ever did’

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With 177.1 km plus an 8.3-kilometre impartial zone earlier than the true begin, stage 4 of the Tour de France Femmes was the longest race within the historical past of the Ladies’s WorldTour. And as an alternative of the GC favourites preventing for the stage win on the steep ending climb into Rodez, Yara Kastelijn (Fenix-Deceuninck) may rejoice her first street victory after a solo assault.

Kastelijn took off from a 14-rider breakaway when her companions started to falter on the second-category climb of the Côte de Moyrazès, 20 kilometres from the road. On the winner’s press convention, Kastelijn thanked her teammate Marthe Truyen and the group workers for making her stage-winning assault potential.

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