Euskaraz irakurri: Vosek leadertza sendotu du, hirugarren irabazita stage

Marianne Vos (Jumbo-Visma) took victory in the third stage of the women’s La Vuelta158 kilometers between the Albacete towns of Elche de la Sierra and La Roda, to the win the sprint and in this way extended his income in defense of the leader’s red jersey.

After almost 70 kilometers with hardly any shocks, aside from a couple of short-lived attacks, previous fears were confirmed when the Movistar Team took advantage of a windy area to pick up the pace and break the squad, first in two groups and then in three. The situation did not surprise most of the favorites, including Vos (Jumbo-Visma), who held on in the lead despite the capsizing. Still, names like Kristen Faulkner (Team Jayco AlUla), Gaia Realini and Amanda Spratt (Trek-Segafredo) began to lose time, at times almost a minute. The escabechina did not end, well With 50 kilometers to go, a new gap was opened that caught a benchmark like the Italian Silvia Persico offside (UAE Team). Oblivious to the chaos, those who held on in front began little by little to play their cards.

Thus, Marianne Vos presented her candidacy for the victory of the day by winning the intermediate sprint of Barrax, with 21.2 kilometers to go, to add more seconds ahead of the general classification shortly before the umpteenth fragmentation above punishing, among others, Ane Santiesteban (Team Jayco AlUla).

The outcome was therefore in the hands of those who had survived. And among them, Vos stood out, who after finishing second the previous day behind Charlotte Kool (Team DSM) got her revenge and took this time one-on-one, establishing herself even more if possible at the top.

Vos now leads with 13 seconds over the American Chloe Dygert (Canyon/SRAM Racing). Behind this are three other companions of the leader in the Jumbo-Visma: Riejanne Markus, Anna Henderson and Amber Kraak.

Classification of the 3rd stage:

1 – YOU Marianne (Jumbo) 3:27:38

2 – KOOL Charlotte (DSM) mt

3 – DYGERT Chloe (Canyon) mt

4 – COPPONI Clara (FDJ) mt

5 – NORSGAARD ​​Emma (Movistar) mt

6 – DRONOVA-BALABOLINA Tamara (Israel) mt

7 – LIPPERT Liane (Movistar) mt

8 – TERUEL Alba (Laboral Kutxa) mt

9 – VOLLERING Demi (SD Worx) mt

10 -REUSSER Marlen (SD Worx) mt

General ranking:

1 – YOU Marianne (Jumbo) 6:26:46

2 – DYGERT Chloe (Canyon) +0:13

3 – MARKUS Riejanne (Jumbo) +0:14

4 – HENDERSON Anna (Jumbo) +0:22

5 – KRAAK Amber (Jumbo) mt

6 – CHABBEY Elise (Canyon) +0:23

7 – NIEWIADOMA Katarzyna (Canyon) mt

8 – LIPPERT Liane (Movistar) +0:32

9 – NORSGAARD ​​Emma (Movistar) +0:34

10 – VAN VLEUTEN Annemiek (Movistar) mt

Source: Eitb

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