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Wiebes doubles up to win Tour de France Femmes stage two and stay in yellow

GENEVA, Aug 2 : Dutch rider Lorena Wiebes repeated her opening-stage success with a sprint win on stage two of the Tour de France Femmes in Geneva on Sunday and extended her overall lead.Wiebes (Team SD Worx-Protime) was first to attack from the bunch coming to the end of the 147.9-km ride from Aigle, and the

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GENEVA, Aug 2 : Dutch rider Lorena Wiebes repeated her opening-stage success with a sprint win on stage two of the Tour de France Femmes in Geneva on Sunday and extended her overall lead.

Wiebes (Team SD Worx-Protime) was first to attack from the bunch coming to the end of the 147.9-km ride from Aigle, and the 27-year-old easily held off her rivals with time to raise her arms in celebration before the line.

"I knew that it was up to me to find my own way," said Wiebes, whose seventh Tour de France stage win was her first while wearing the yellow jersey.

"I found some good wheels and I could come out I think around 200 metres to go and then I just could launch my sprint."

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The stage got its anticipated sprint finish but Riejanne Markus made a brave bid for solo success only to get reeled in with less than 500 metres left, and last year's points classification winner Wiebes was always favourite to triumph at that stage.

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"I knew that it was up to me to find my own way," said Wiebes, whose seventh Tour de France stage win was her first while wearing the yellow jersey.
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"I found some good wheels and I could come out I think around 200 metres to go and then I just could launch my sprint."

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