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Tour de France Femmes Stage 6 Highlights.

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[Music] Hello and welcome to highlights of stage six of the to France farm ax swift from clon fon tobe Allison Jackson in good spirits as always but it’s Kim Laort that took a 18-second lead over Pauline for provo into the stage 23 seconds to Daming Kim Lort taking the stage yesterday ahead of van deen but we are in the massive son today as we head into the mountains 123.7 kom ometers 2,475 m of climbing our first cat one climb at co then the co don the bonus sprint climb at civier and then the descent down to there everything on paper looked like a day for the breakaway and the first big day but we really expect the GC riders to come out to play Shab in the polka dot jersey at queen in the mountain she was the first attacker of the day we had a leading group of 20 that was whittleled down further to 12th. But with the presence of Shab in the break who started the day 12th overall at a minute and 19 seconds, the Pelaton were having none of it and they weren’t letting the FDJ Suez rider go too far up the road. Shab had taken the green jersey sprint early on in the day ahead of five for Georgie and Lyanna Lippet. She took the first Queen of the Mountains point and then Brody Chapman took it back on the Queen of the Mountains climb number two. We were heading towards the final 50 km of the race. We would have the cat one climb of the cold dubal. The summit coming with 44.5 km to go. Lorenna Vivas in the green jersey. She was a day of survival for the sprinter, but she was leading that classification with 208 points ahead of Mariana Voss who had 176. A yellow jersey Kim Laort third with 103 points. The breakaway was being reeled in by a Pelaton that was rapidly diminishing under the pressure on the front. The sprint for the summits and it was Silk Molders battling out with Elise Shab. These two really have battled out in the first part of this year’s Tour to France. Fam, for that Queen of the Mountains polka dot jersey, Shab led over the top. It was Justine Hira, last year’s Queen of the Mountains, who took the points from the group behind. On the descent, Kaboom time, Sedrin Kabal going on the attack. And with her went last year’s winner, Cassie Anuvia of the Canyon Stram on the Crypto team. Alarm bells ringing in the pelaton behind. Our breakaway was down to three. Lyanna Lippet, Elise Shab, and Sariah Paladin. The main contenders for this year’s tour to France though were coming back to them quickly. Cabal and Nvia Doma reeled in with 34.6 km to go. Shab was looking to try and take as many points as she could. The next attacker would be Shiran Vanroy, but that was a short-lived move. Sarah Jagante MVP yesterday. Pat on the back for Justine Heida for the work done. Opportunistic move. 32.3 km to go and 3.2 to the summit for Maya Scribbman of UAE ADQ. She crested the summit with a minute and 5 seconds over the Pelaton. Shabet led the Pelaton over. Silka Smolders had managed to move up but was blocked momentarily. We headed down the descent and Squidban’s gap was holding fast. We were looking towards the bonus sprint climb. 64 and 2 seconds on offer at the top of the Val Civier taking the 6 seconds. She’s no threat on the general classification. Kim Lort in the yellow jersey attacking from the group behind. She took four seconds with Kathy Anuvia cresting the summit to take two. 8.4 km to go and with every pedal stroke Maya Squibban was looking more and more like a winner of today’s stage. Sarah Jagante on the front once again doing a great job for the team of AG insurance Sudal. We were heading down towards bear through three kilometers to go. An attack from the group behind from Juliet Leus of the FDJ Suez team the former French champion. We’ve had one French winner in this tour to France fam a Zift and last year it was Sedrin Cabal that took a stage Maya taking second last year. She was about to see all of her dreams come true. The Breton from Breast. It’s Viv Leforce Bonorage and Maya Scribbon can call herself a tour to France fam stage winner. There’s still bonus seconds up for grabs. Seduine Cabal leading out of the final quarter. Juliet Laboose ahead of her. She came home. She took some bonus seconds. She took the six while behind. It was a battle between Kim Laour and Dave following with Laour edging out following in the sprint. Hugs all round. Understandably what a race they have had. They finally get some luck. Alisa Longo Bulgini, Elonora Gasparini, Carline Swinkles all out of the race. They finally get a win. They finally get some joy. And it’s Maya Schwibbon of France that takes the stage. Shibuan ahead of Labus and Lort with Valorin. What a chick from Path to the Baker for Provo, Valieres, Royaz Peter, your top 10. What a day for the 23-year-old Breton Maya stands on the top step of the podium takes the biggest win of her career. Kim Laor extends her lead in the Mayojon 26 seconds ahead of Paul from Provoke. Cassie and Nivia Doma at 30 seconds. Edit Muzique rounding out the top 10, but the Maitian national champion looking strong in that yellow jersey. [Music] Stage 7 159.7 km tomorrow from Bulgress to Shambere 1950 m of elevation. Green Jersey sprint early on before we have the Koku s Franc. The category 4 climb of the Kou and then over the colder granier before we descend down into Shawn Beret. Will the GC be turned on its head? Join us for more action tomorrow from the tour to France fam, Alex.