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2026-05-22 13:51:58

Vuelta a Burgos Feminas: Lorena Wiebes triumphant again in another bunch sprint on stage 2

Summary By: eMotoX
Lorena Wiebes continued her dominant form at the Vuelta a Burgos Feminas by securing her second consecutive stage win on stage 2. The 122km route from Castrojeriz to the Bodega Viña Pedrosa vineyard featured an uphill sprint finish, where Wiebes outpaced Elisa Balsamo and Ally Wollaston. Despite a crash in the final five kilometres that split the peloton, Wiebes’ SD Worx-Protime team executed a flawless lead-out, enabling her to claim victory by nearly two bike lengths. The stage was marked by multiple breakaway attempts and aggressive racing on the finishing circuit. Early in the day, a trio of riders including Elena De Laurentiis and Marta Pavesi escaped the peloton, earning Pavesi the combativity prize for her repeated efforts. The break was eventually caught as SD Worx-Protime controlled the pace, neutralising attacks from riders such as Sara Martín and Sara Casasola. The peloton remained highly active, with various riders trying to shake up the sprint finish, but the team’s cohesion proved decisive. Wiebes praised her team’s performance, highlighting the crucial work of Elena Cecchini, Mikayla Harvey, Blanka Vas, Barbara Guarischi, and Mischa Bredewold in both chasing down attacks and delivering a strong lead-out. She acknowledged the increased difficulty of the uphill finish compared to the previous day and expressed confidence ahead of the more challenging stage to come, which features two climbs near the end. Wiebes noted that having a versatile teammate like Bredewold, who can handle climbs, would be an asset for the team’s tactics moving forward. The stage’s outcome reinforced SD Worx-Protime’s control over the race and Wiebes’ status as the rider to beat in sprint finishes. With more demanding terrain on the horizon, the team’s ability to adapt and support their sprinter will be tested. The Vuelta a Burgos Feminas continues to showcase a blend of tactical racing and individual strength, setting the scene for an exciting remainder of the event.