Wiebes picks up where she left off in return after Giro disqualification
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Follow us on GoogleLorena Wiebes has lived up to her status as the big favorite in the women’s Copenhagen Sprint in convincing fashion. The 27-year-old Dutch national champion from SD Worx-Protime returned to the peloton after her disqualification at the Giro d’Italia Women and immediately sprinted to victory. The men’s race follows on Sunday.
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- - Not convinced by the “Giro legs” excuse. Plenty did the double and look fine. If they’re “all in” for breaks, show it earlier in the stages—too reactive so far.cyclechamp4516-07-2026
- - Egan for top 10? Sí se puede! But only if UAE ease off a bit in the medium mountains. Otherwise, he’ll need a perfectly timed break. Vamos campeón.julien16-07-2026
- - Quick question: why was Vauquelin the intended finisher for the TTT over Ganna? Was it about the final ramp or just GC positioning?jeremya16-07-2026
- - Godon’s crashes really changed their Tour. Shame, he looked sharp in Romandie. Curious if Kwiato gets a free role now for a medium-mountain ambush.velodromevirtuoso116-07-2026
- - Love the switch in strategy. If Pippo’s climbing like he did on Stage 9, circle Stages 16 andPerfect terrain for a long-range Ganna missile.davidm16-07-2026
- Tough read but fair. Addy Engels’ quote felt spot-on: you can’t coach out that attacking DNA. Just wish the article gave more watts/heat index context—how hot was Le Lioran? Sin embargo, forza Julian, encore un effort!jennifer1916-07-2026
- Can someone explain how a rider can be outside the top 500 UCI but still get Tour leadership chances? Is that normal selection-wise or more about wildcard politics and his name value?jeremya16-07-2026
- He’s 34, had big crashes and mono rumors in past seasons, plus the heat—no shock he’s struggling on short climbs taken at threshold-plus. Still, GP Québec last year wasn’t a fluke. Let him hunt stages in cooler Alps days, not furnace stages.lindae16-07-2026
- Wait, he switched to Tudor in 2025, but we’re talking about this year’s Tour? Did you mean 2026 season or is the timeline off? Bit confusing tbh.samanthak16-07-2026
- Hard to watch but I still back Loulou. Heat’s clearly cooking him—he’s always been a punchy rider who thrives in cooler Ardennes conditions. If Tudor want results, target Canadian races and one‑day punchers again, not TdF GC scraps. Allez!michael5416-07-2026
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