Puck Pieterse, a rising star in women's cycling, achieved her first professional road victory by winning stage 4 of the Tour de France Femmes, edging out reigning champion Demi Vollering in a sprint. The stage took place in challenging rainy conditions, starting in the Netherlands and finishing in Belgium, and included iconic climbs from the Amstel Gold Race and Liège-Bastogne-Liège. Pieterse's victory not only marked her debut win at the Tour but also propelled her to second place in the general classification and awarded her the lead in the Queen of the Mountains category. Vollering maintains her overall lead in the race, now just 22 seconds ahead of Pieterse. The competition was intense, with multiple attacks and a reduced peloton navigating the difficult terrain, showcasing the skills of the top riders, including Pieterse's determined performance. This victory comes after Pieterse's focus on mountain biking, making her transition to road racing notable and impressive as she quickly gains recognition in the sport.