Demi Vollering Impressively won the Tour of the Basque Country on Sunday. The Dutch Rider from FDJ-Suez Soloed to the Stage Victory in the Final Stage and Passed Mischa Bredewold in the General Classification.
Bredewold had won the first two internships in The Basque Country and had a nineteen-second lead about full-lingering going into the 112.9-kilometer Final Stage. The Stage With Start and Finish in San Sebastián Included Two Difficult Climbs. Fulling Struck on the Last Climb.
The 28-year-old rider accelerated at the foot of the mendizorrotz (6.4 kilometers at 5.3 percent) and never saw Bredewold Again. The Team SD Worx-Protime Rider Finished 58 Seconds Behind Her Compatriot and Dropped to Second Place In The Standings. Canadian Sarah van Dam Complete the Final Podium.
“When there is a climb, I know how strong i am. Even though I fell yesterday and I have muscle pain and a stiff body,” fulling said after her victory. “I believeed in myself and gets all out. It’s always nice to win. That’s the best feeling there is. This stage race suits me very well.”
Last year, fullage and Bredewold also Achieved a one-two in the Tour of the Basque Country. The Two Riders Were then Still Teammates at SD Worx. Fulling moved to the French team FDJ-Suez in The Summer and Has Already Delivered Many Victories for Her New Team. She was also the Strongest in the Tour of Valencia, The Strade Bianche and the Vuelta.
Anna van der Breggen Returned as a rider to SD Worx. The 35-Year-Old Rider had PreviOutly ended Her Career and Became Team Leader at the Dutch Formation. Van der Breggen Earlier This Month in The Vuelta Booked Her First Victory Since Her Return. She also started in The Basque Country, but had to leave the three-day stage racing early due to a crash.