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Le Court Pienaar regains lead of women's Tour de France after winning stage 5

Kim Le Court Pienaar held off the challenge of the 2023 champion Demi Vollering on Wednesday to claim the fifth stage of the 2025 women's Tour de France and retake overall lead of the race. The victory also furnished the 29-year-old Mauritian with the accolade of first African to win…

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'I'm glad for my sake that I didn't embarrass myself' – Kim Le Court-Pienaar celebrates early but hangs on for stage win and another stint in Tour de France Femmes yellow jersey

Mauritian wins in Guéret despite period – 'It's that time of month for me, so my body was just more tired than usual'

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Le Court secures historic Africa win at women’s Tour de France

Mauritian rider Kim Le Court has made history for Africa by winning a stage at the women’s Tour de France.

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'Playing the game' – Demi Vollering's sprint to second on stage 5 of Tour de France Femmes eases but not erases crash impact concern

FDJ SUEZ rider moves up to third overall as hard-fought finale on longest stage of the race reshuffles the overall

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One spot gained on GC but regrets in Tour de France Femmes sprint for Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney on fifth stage

‘The peloton is already feeling the five stages or just feeling that stress’ - Reigning champion surprised by elite selection on hills of longest of the nine racing days

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Kim Le Court becomes first African stage winner at Tour de France Femmes

The Mauritian national champion had already made history as the first African rider to wear the leader’s yellow jersey and both reclaimed the lead and won the stage on Wednesday

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Kim Le Court sprints to victory on Tour Femmes stage five and takes yellow from Marianne Vos

The peloton was shattered across a tough final 30km with multiple climbs

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Tour de France Femmes stage 5: Kim Le Court-Pienaar awarded victory ahead of Demi Vollering in photo-finish sprint and reclaims yellow jersey

Anna van der Breggen takes third place among the selection of favourites sprinting into Guéret

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'Demi really thinks she's in a gilded cage' - Visma DS Jos van Emden hits back at FDJ's criticism of Tour de France Femmes peloton

'She's the best cyclist but that doesn't mean everyone should make way for her' van Emden says of Demi Vollering

Cycling News

'What he's saying is ridiculous' - respect row flares up at the Tour de France Femmes

Visma-Lease a Bike sports director hits back at FDJ-SUEZ manager's claim there is no more respect in the peloton

Cycling Weekly

'The shock has faded' — Vollering relieved as yellow jersey bid stays alive, despite lingering neck pain

The Dutch GC favourite shakes of Stage 3 crash and looks forward to the battle in the mountains

Cycling Weekly

'A big relief to feel good' – Neck pain improves through Tour de France Femmes stage 4 as Demi Vollering now takes it day by day

FDJ-SUEZ rallies after stage 3 crash, which threatened to derail GC run of former yellow jersey winner

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Tour de France Femmes: Wiebes strikes again as Vollering admits post-crash anxieties

Lorena Wiebes held off Marianne Vos to triumph in stage four while Demi Vollering expressed relief at being able to continue after her crash on Monday

The Guardian - UK

Demi Vollering starts Tour de France Femmes stage 4, after medical examinations and second concussion check

Updated - 'I hit my head also a bit but for now it doesn't look like I have a concussion' Vollering says on the start line in Saumur

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Tour de France Femmes 2025: Lorena Wiebes holds off Vos in stage four sprint – as it happened

The green jersey leader Lorena Wiebes proved too strong for the second day running on a classic sprinters’ stage

Cycling Weekly

'I feel OK' – Demi Vollering cleared to continue Tour de France Femmes after crash

After a second concussion test and medical checks over night, Dutchwoman set to start stage four

Radio France Internationale

Tour de France favourite Vollering to undergo concussion test ahead of stage 4

Demi Vollering, one of the favourites for the 2025 women's Tour de France, will undergo medical tests on Tuesday to decide whether she will continue in this year's race following a fall towards the end of stage three on Monday.

Cycling Weekly

Start still uncertain for Demi Vollering as team awaits concussion test results after crash-marred stage at Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift

Race favourite to undergo further medical tests after late-stage pile-up leaves her battered and bruised

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'She wants to continue' – Demi Vollering undergoing further checks before decision made on starting stage 4 at Tour de France Femmes

Update – FDJ SUEZ says with 'non-urgent nature of her medical condition' no hospital visit needed but further tests, including second concussion protocol, will take place Tuesday morning

Cycling Weekly

'Completely shocked' - Demi Vollering crash leaves team worried and frustrated at Tour de France Femmes

FDJ-SUEZ manager calls out lack of respect in peloton after Dutchwoman is hurt in pile-up

The Guardian - UK

Vollering in nasty crash as Wiebes wins Tour de France Femmes stage three

Demi Vollering suffered a nasty crash, throwing her continued participation into doubt, before Lorena Wiebes pipped Marianne Vos in the sprint to win stage three

Radio France Internationale

Dutch cyclist Wiebes wins stage 3 of women's Tour de France

Dutchwoman Lorena Wiebes claimed the third stage of the 2025 women's Tour de France on Monday.

Cycling News

Demi Vollering goes down hard in late Tour de France Femmes crash

2023 winner avoids losing time due to 5km rule

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Tour de France Femmes stage 3: Lorena Wiebes wins furious sprint as Kim Le Court and Demi Vollering are caught out in late-race crash

Marianne Vos second in sprint to reclaim the overall race lead in Angers

Cycling News

'Really crazy roads' – Demi Vollering survives unscathed through challenging Breton stages at Tour de France Femmes

'The most important thing these days is that you stay safe' says race favourite, fifth overall after stage 2

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