Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift 2025

[Dogtrousers]

I shared a photo of her looking quite happy on the podium. I suppose that doesn't fit the narrative that she's a "sore loser" or has an attitude.

I was reacting to her interview. Possibly unfair as it was immediately post race, but it wasn't very gracious.

 

[mididoctors]

Look what i got today!

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I had signage from Brighton stage 94. . lost in a house move somewhere ....

 

[mididoctors]

I had signage from Brighton stage 94. . lost in a house move somewhere ....

Thinking about it I think it ended up in bikefix lambs conduit street

 

[M.R.M]

You have to remember that the women's peloton is much smaller than the mens and there'd been ~30 withdrawls by the last stage. Vollering had Labous but really the race was about a small selection of elite riders so any team tactics faded as this group led. I honestly think everyone was pretty cooked by the end.

Oh I understand that, but I was talking about the final selection. What I was describing applies to the situation in stage 9 as well as generelly to every final selection of every race. If you needlessly let the strongest rider in the race or pretty much any professional rider just sit on, you will always get beaten. It isn't about team tactics, it's about basic racing intelligence.