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Tour de France Femmes Stage 4 Highlights.

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[Music] Hello, welcome to highlights of stage four of the tour to France firm Alex from Sam toier. The young fans out in force. Mariana Voss would take a 6-second lead in the yellow jersey over Kim Lort into the stage with Pauline from Provo teammate at 12 seconds in third. 130.7 km today. Just 750 m of elevation. One intermediate sprint at Sudong a category 4 climb the coat to Mount Rei at 29.1 to go and then the run to Pier open exposed sections warnings of crosswinds a flat stage though on paper looked perfect for Loroas a breakaway group of France and to Mes of Mobby start and picnic pasta now respectively making it up to one of our early attackers in Mount Reinbeck of the team of Vula vessels. France had actually been one of the first attackers of the day, but was caught shortly after. 68 km to go and you could see the frantic nature around the front of the Pelaton. The pressure went on over the field sections where it was exposed to crosswinds and there were some riders that were caught out at the back. Victor Alberto and Marian Bunell being one of them. Kristen Forner, US National Champions. Sadine Cabal had been in the second group, but the EF Education Oakley team doing a phenomenal job to bring her back into the mix. 60 km to go and unfortunately for Mount Rybeck, it was game over in the breakaway. She’s been on the attack multiple times in this year’s Tour to France. The gap was a minute and 42 seconds. It was very much being controlled for the sprinters teams as we went through the intermediate sprint. France took maximum points behind Lorenna Bibas and Mariana Vosta, two big contenders for the green jersey were battling it out with Lorenna Bibas getting supremacy on this occasion and adding 17 points to her tally. Mariana Voss adding 15 on to the category 4 climb. None of the two riders in the break any threat to Elise Shab’s polka dot jersey. Magay took the two points. Kau took the one while behind the pelaton was starting to reel them in. The gap was now under a minute as they crested the summit. Christina Schwinberger gently handing her bike to one of the spectators while she waited for a spare few kilometers further on. And unfortunately, Ninka Vinka going down in a crash. The young rider is a contender for the white jersey was back and on her way through. 10 km to go. The breakaways gap was down to just 20 seconds. Who would be the final rider standing from the breakaway? The team of SD Works Pro time on the front. Blancas doing a phenomenal job to reel in the breakaway. They were all lined out behind her looking to try and set things up for Lorenna Vivas. We were heading towards Puatier. There was a small rise just before the finish with Magay looking to be the last rider standing from the breakaway just as they were swept up. Unfortunately, it was another crash for Christristen Forner of EF Education Oatley into the final kilometers and it would be Annavan Breum that took over in the sprint for Lorenna Vibbis. She handed it off to Lot Capeki who did a phenomenal job. Mariana was poised and ready. It’s the devastating jump that Lorenna Veis has and riders struggle to just get past her in those closing meters. Weebis taking the stage yesterday was through the Flam Rouge and Vanderbre was still on the front. Kim Laort in the white jersey. Mician national champion from AG insurance Sudal keeping herself up towards the front out of trouble and also keeping in contention. Big lead out from Canyon Shramm on the crypto and the teams of Uno X. It did mean that everyone was getting squashed down on the slight rise. There was that 5.6% average gradient. Laort launched the sprint. We had to box her way out of the gap as Chloe Diger took off. She went barrier side. Bold move by Weez. Voss was on the wheel, but Loren Vivis opening up the afterburners. Mariana Voss this time came off the wheel. The throw to the line though and the victory went to Lorenna Vibbas in the green jersey career win number 109. Fifth Tour to France fam stage victory. It was a quite chaotic and messy sprint, but in the end it goes true to form and the final flat stage of the tour of France famic swift goes to Lorena Vivas. Phenomenal podium as well for Ireland’s Lara Gillespie for UAE ADQ in third. There is just no stopping her. Loreno takes from Marion of Austin, Lauren Glesby, Jansen, Diger, Basau, Barbarius, Anetti Gonzalez, and Vanam. Your top 10. Another day, another podium. It’s a familiar sight, isn’t it? The fastest sprinter in the world. Lorenna Vivas does it again in the tour to France. Fam, Aig Swift. Mariana Boss extends her lead in the general classification. Weeus moves up to second. Kim Lort at 12 seconds. in third from Proonad Volering Vanderbre and Peterson all still in that top 10 but it is the goats Mariana Voss who’s still in the yellow jersey as we head towards some hillier stages from Chatau Nutau for Turisto Gu tomorrow it is a tough stage on paper with all of the climbing coming at the back end of the stage we’re starting to get into the serious general classification days in this year’s Tour to France farm. We’ve got three climbs coming at the back end of the stage. Expect the battle for the yellow jersey to really hot up as we head towards Quail Lane. Join us for more action tomorrow. [Music]