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How international media — from L'Équipe's front page to The New York Times — reacted to Demi Vollering and the Tour Femmes
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Latest Comments
- - Gran artículo, muy bien explicado sobre el diseño de etapas. Only doubt: if FDJ had a healthy Berthet, do you think Vollering wins Ventoux and shuts the door earlier?tourdeforce911-08-2026
- - Super take on spacing the real mountain stages late. Saving Ventoux-style deciders keeps the GC alive. More echelons and punchy stages early would force teams like UAE to work all week, not just set tempo and wait.breakawaybikerd11-08-2026
- - Love the comparison, but you’re a bit harsh on the men’s race. Yes, Pogačar is a level above, but there were still tactical battles behind. Also, small correction—are you sure about Koch as Paris‑Roubaix winner this spring? Thought that was Vos.samanthak11-08-2026
- - Tiny nitpick: “Samiens 1600” – did you mean Samoëns 1600? Big difference. If Samoëns or La Plagne land a summit finish, expect Jumbo-Visma/Visma–LAB to go full tempo train again.gearguru3310-08-2026
- - Slightly sceptical on “sprinters in the driver’s seat” for StageFive categorized climbs and 2,800m is no cupcake after 200k—if it’s wet in the Lakes, breakaway has real legs. Don’t undersell the terrain.tourdeforce910-08-2026
- - Rousse is right about not overloading difficulty. Short, sharp finales keep the racing open. But could we get 10–11 stages instead of 9? Même juste un ou deux jours de plus, c’est top pour la visibilité.julien10-08-2026
- - Question: if the Femmes has a TTT on stage 3, doesn’t that risk making bigger early gaps than a short ITT would? How do smaller teams mitigate that—time splits based on 4th rider?cyclechamp4510-08-2026
- - Femmes route starting Leeds–Manchester then a hilly Manchester–Sheffield is perfect Yorkshire grit. And a TTT in London on The Mall? That’s TV gold and a real test of the well-drilled squads like SD Worx and Canyon–SRAM.raceready710-08-2026
- - Granon or Loze in 2027 is savage. Granon broke Pog in ’22; Loze is a leg-breaker with those ramps above 2,000m. If they toss in Domancy near Sallanches as a dress rehearsal for the Super Worlds, we might see real GC gaps before the third week.andrewf10-08-2026
- - Cherbourg double-start is a neat nod toCôte de la Glacerie finish would split the bunch; remember Sagan’s surge there. If they stack a medium-mountain day after, yellow could change hands twice before the Alps.breakawaybikerd10-08-2026
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