Pauline Ferrand-Prevot: Dominating Tour de France Femmes with Mountainous Triumph
Pauline Ferrand-Prevot rode to a triumphant victory on stage eight of the Tour de France Femmes, seizing the yellow jersey ahead of the final stage. Her strategic ascent of the Col de la Madeleine and powerful finish positioned her as the first Frenchwoman to potentially win the prestigious race.
In a commanding performance on stage eight of the Tour de France Femmes, France's Pauline Ferrand-Prevot emerged victorious, now holding the coveted yellow jersey. Her stellar effort on the Col de la Madeleine left rivals trailing, with a decisive attack seven kilometers from the summit.
Ferrand-Prevot, aged 33, skillfully overtook competitors Niamh Fisher-Black and Yara Kastelijn, maintaining a substantial lead to finish ahead of Sarah Gigante. Reflecting on her achievement, Ferrand-Prevot expressed gratitude to her teammates, emphasizing their essential role in securing this stage victory.
The Paris Olympics gold medallist faces the race's finale with a lead, aiming to become the first Frenchwoman to win the Tour. As the race proceeds to the last mountain ride, her advantage continues, despite challenges from contenders like Gigante.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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