Maeva Squiban's Daring Ascent: A Historic French One-Two at Tour de France Femmes
Maeva Squiban clinched a remarkable victory in stage six of the Tour de France Femmes with a meticulously timed solo attack, leading the first-ever French one-two finish in this event. Squiban celebrated her unprecedented win, as fellow Frenchwoman Juliette Labous took second in a thrilling race across the mountainous terrain.
Maeva Squiban achieved a historic victory in the Tour de France Femmes, outpacing her competition in a daunting stage six mountain climb. Her decisive breakaway earned her the title of the second Frenchwoman to win a stage in this prestigious event.
Squiban's triumph was marked by smart tactics as she stayed protected within the peloton, led by yellow jersey holder Kimberley Le Court Pienaar, before making her move during the ascent to Col du Chansert. She crossed the finish line well ahead of her compatriot, Juliette Labous, who secured second place.
The challenging 123.7 km ride saw other notable performances, including third-place finisher Mauritian Le Court, who maintained her lead in the general classification. As the peloton regroups for the next stage, spectators anticipate more drama and competition in the coming days.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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