Cycling: The Giro Rosa is history. And it was dominated by one team. After nine days, the Dutch team Rabo Liv made up the entire overall podium of the most important elite women's race. To secure the overall victory, reigning world champion Marianne Vos only needed a third place behind her teammate Pauline Prevot. The … read more
Cycling: The eighth stage of the Giro Rosa took the elite women's race from Verbania to San Domenico di Varzo. Briton Emma Pooley (Lotto Belisol Ladies) secured her second stage victory, finishing ahead of American Mara Abbott (UnitedHealthcare) and Dutchwoman Anna van der Breggen (Rabo Liv Women Cycling Team). The overall standings are led by... read more
Cycling: The seventh stage of the Giro Rosa took the women's elite from Aprica to Chiavenna. On a largely flat stage, the Rabo Liv Women Cycling Team had no trouble keeping the field together. In the sprint, overall leader Marianne Vos ultimately prevailed ahead of Italian Giorgia Bronzini (Wiggle Honda) and Swede Emma Johansson (Orica)... read more
Cycling: The sixth stage of the Giro Rosa took the women's elite from Gaiarine to San Fior. In the end, Briton Emma Pooley (Lotto Belisol Ladies) emerged as the soloist. Anna van der Breggen (Rabo Liv Women Cycling Team) won the sprint from the following field, ahead of overall leader Marianne Vos (Rabo Liv Women Cycling Team). [iframe … read more
Cycling: The fifth stage of the Giro Rosa took the women's elite from Jesi to Cesenatico, the home of the late cycling star Marco Pantani. Overall leader Marianne Vor (Rabo Liv Women Cycling Team) prevailed in a peloton sprint ahead of Italian Giorgia Bronzini (Wiggle Honda) and American Shelley Olds (Ale Cipillini). [iframe … read more
