This Friday was the 7th stage of the Tour de France women between Bourg-en-Bresse et Chambéry, won by the French Maëva Squiban (Uae Team Adq), which makes a formidable double. In the fight for the general classification, the favorites neutralized this Friday. If Kim short (AG Insurance-Soudal Team) was distant for a time in the Col du Granier, she was able to return to the group of favorites in the descent leading to Chambéry. Demi full ring (FDJ-Suez) has accelerated in the last hectometers of the Granier, without succeeding in making a difference. Everything will therefore be played this Saturday in the Col de la Madeleine, a final which promises to be exceptional while the three major favorites, Pauline Ferrand-Prévot (Team Visma | Lease a Bike), Katarzyna Niewiadom-Phinney (CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto) et Demi full ringstand in 5 seconds.
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“I already suspected that Kim (the court) was not great today …”
After arrival, Demi full ring first returned to the microphone of Cycling flash on the difficulties of the day of Kim short : “It was quite surprising. I already suspected that Kim was not great today, because her team did nothing, and she herself was sometimes a little at the back. She did not look the same as the other days. At one point, I saw that she had to leave a little gap. But in the end, she still managed to come back, so it's very impressive. Otherwise, Pauline was very strong, she was not very stiff. Wind, therefore in the wheels, you still had an advantage..
She continues on the turn which will be her name tomorrow in the Col de la Madeleine: “As many people know now, my slogan is 'It All Starts With Dreaming' (It all starts with a dream). It is written on my bike. I want to inspire people to move, because physical activity is not only important for the body, for physical health, but especially for mental health. We said that during this tour, it would be nice to give life to this idea, and that Corner '(' turn to dream).she concludes.
