Tour de France Femmes 2026: stage two from Aigle to Geneva – live
•The second stage of the Tour de France Femmes 2026 is underway, covering 148km from Aigle to Geneva.
•Lorena Wiebes secured the first yellow jersey after a strong performance in stage one, outpacing top competitors.
•The race remains competitive, with the pack closely grouped ahead of the first climb.
المصدر: The Guardian Sport | Source: The Guardian Sport
Updates from Stage two (148km) to Geneva
135km to go: The pack largely together in the early going – despite a few moves – nothing decisive so far. We’re still around 15km from the first climb.
A quick reminder of what happened on stage one as today’s action gets properly under way. Jeremy Whittle was on the scene for us in Lausanne.
Lorena Wiebes took the first yellow jersey of the 2026 Tour de France Femmes after climbing the Côte Saint-François and outsprinting race favourites Kim Le Court and 2023 champion, Demi Vollering.
“The team worked super hard today,” Wiebes said. “When Demi attacked, I knew I had to follow. It was a long sprint, but I’m super happy.”
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→The second stage of the Tour de France Femmes 2026 is underway, covering 148km from Aigle to Geneva.
→Lorena Wiebes secured the first yellow jersey after a strong performance in stage one, outpacing top competitors.
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