Lorena Wiebes wins second straight Geneva sprint, tightening her grip on yellow
Two sprint wins in a row in Geneva put Lorena Wiebes closer to locking down the Tour de France Femmes lead.

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Two sprint wins in a row in Geneva put Lorena Wiebes closer to locking down the Tour de France Femmes lead.
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