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World Championships 2019 – Road race women

World Cycling Championships 2019 Yorkshire: Van Vleuten wins gold with 100 kilometres solo

World Cycling Championships 2019 Yorkshire: Van Vleuten wins gold with 100 kilometres solo

Annemiek van Vleuten attacks on a steep climb with more than 100 kilometres to go and solos to victory. Former World Champion Anna van der Breggen takes silver, while Amanda Spratt wins the bronze medal.

World Cycling Championships 2019 Yorkshire – women: route, profiles, more

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World Cycling Championships 2019: route road race - source: worlds.yorkshire.com

World Cycling Championships 2019: interactive map local circuit

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World Cycling Championships 2019 Yorkshire: Instagram @Yorkshire2019

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WK Wielrennen 2019 - Yorkshire: videos

World Cycling Championships 2019 Yorkshire: Route road race – women

Saturday 28 September - The women's road race rolls out of Bradford to finish on Parliament Street in Harrogate. The route amounts to 149.5 kilometres, while the testing 14 kilometres circuit in and around Harrogate is repeated three times.

World Cycling Championships 2019 Yorkshire: Riders road race – women

World Cycling Championships 2019 Yorkshire: Riders road race – women

The women's road race at the Worlds in Yorkshire is played out on a testing course. Last year, climber Anna van der Breggen took the spoils in Innsbruck, it seems the 2019 edition is better suited for the Classics type of riders. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list of the UCI Road World Championships for women.

World Cycling Championships 2019 Yorkshire: Favourites Road Race – women

World Cycling Championships 2019 Yorkshire: Favourites Road Race – women

Lizzie Deignan is the local hero and the crowds will want to yell her to the rain bow jersey. But she faces stiff competition. The Dutch in particular start with a strong line-up. Three-time champion Marianne Vos is back on form and she is, arguably, the rider to beat.

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