Cédrine Kerbaol Wins Stage Six of Tour de France Femmes

Cédrine Kerbaol of Ceratizit-WNT made history by winning the sixth stage of the Tour de France Femmes, becoming the first French woman to win a stage in the event's three-year history. At just 23 years old, she executed a strategic attack 15 kilometers from the finish, ultimately crossing the line 21 seconds ahead of her closest rival, Marianne Vos, who secured the green jersey. Although Kerbaol's victory brought her to second place in the general classification, she remains 16 seconds behind the yellow jersey holder, Katarzyna Niewiadoma. Kerbaol expressed her elation, stating she had been eager for a victory and felt strong throughout the race. This stage also saw changes in the jersey standings, with Vos taking over the green jersey and Justine Ghekiere leading the Queen of the Mountains competition. The race continues to be competitive as riders vie for the top positions amidst shifting dynamics.