Rolling report: Marlen Reusser broke clear to win by over a minute in a supreme performance on stage four
That three-rider breakaway now has more than two minutes on the peloton but it’s still very early days. Riders in the peloton bide their time for now, Vos just tucked in on its right-hand side towards the front with her Jumbo-Visma teammates.A more sustained break this time from Coralie Demay, Laura Asencio and Valerie Demey and they romp into a lead of 1:12. Vos had been in a brief group breakaway attempt behind them but she’s heavily marked and they’re reeled in.
Paul Griffin, meanwhile, just wants to let rip: “Be grateful Eurosport is showing any cycling at all.
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