Vollering Wins Cycling Road Race World Title
Vollering outkicked Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney in a sprint finish after a 39km solo attack and added the title to wins at the Tour de France Femmes and Giro d'Italia Women.
- On Saturday, Netherlands' Demi Vollering won the women's road race world title in Montreal after a thrilling battle with Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney.
- Vollering lit the race with a solo attack 39km from the finish, supported by teammate Puck Pieterse, who delivered an 'amazing lead-out' on the Camillien-Houde climb.
- The 180-kilometer race saw Vollering and Niewiadoma-Phinney playing cat-and-mouse in the final hundred meters, where Vollering easily out-kicked her rival to secure the victory.
- Italian Elisa Longo Borghini held off world time-trial champion Marlen Reusser to take bronze, while two-time winner Lotte Kopecky finished 20th, eight and a half minutes off the pace.
- Capping a dominant season that included wins at the Tour de France Femmes and Giro d'Italia Women, Vollering said, 'I just dared and then tried again, and never gave up.
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After the terrifying fall of Quebec's Magdeleine Vallières Mill, it was the Dutch Demi Vollering who won the race on Saturday.
Toppotavoritin Demi Vollering went to World Cup gold in the road race for the first time. On Saturday, the Dutchwoman won the sprint against Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney (POL) in Montreal after 180.1 km and 2600 metres of altitude and completed a fabulous year with victories at the Giro and the Tour de France.
On Saturday, the Dutch woman won the online race of the World Cycling Championships in Montreal, adding one of the last titles she missed to her list.
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leprogres.frShe had been running for so many years: the Dutch woman Demi Vollering won the title of world champion by ruling in the Polish sprint Kasia Niewiadoma, this Saturday in Montreal (Canada). A sacre hoped by many at the end of a crazy race.
The Cycling World Championships in Canada are coming to an end, with the men's road race set to culminate tomorrow. The world champion is Demi Vollering.
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