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Hello once more and welcome to the Cyclingnews live coverage of the 2026 La Vuelta Femenina. today is stage 4, between Monforte de Lemos and Antas de Ulla.
Tuesday’s third stage was a cracker, with EF Education-Oatly attacking repeatedly and Cedrine Kerbaol taking the win.
The French woman took her win with a late solo raid.
Once again, we roll out at 14:05 today, leaving Monforte de Lemos and it’s lumpy from the start. The 115.3km stage climbs 2,002m of elevation with two third classified climbs before the finish in Antas de Ulla.
What does pre-race favourite Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney think of the race so far?
🇵🇱 Las palabras de Kasia, una de las grandes favoritas de #LaVueltaFemenina
❤️ Listen to @KNiewiadoma, one of the top contenders at #LaVueltaFemenina
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It’s not been such a great season for the once all-conquering SD Worx-Protime squad. There or there abouts all the time, they’re not winning too much.
It’s sign on time for UAE Team ADQ, today could be good for Paula Blasi.
🤯 El palmarés de la jefa @mavi_at
😳 The palmares of big Mavi García
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We’re rolling for the almost 5km of neutralised start before the racing begins.
Franziska Koch (FDJ United-SUEZ) is leading the race, but what about the other classifications?
Who’s where at the Vuelta Femenina?
There’s little change in the weather for today’s stage, the forecast says the high temperature will be around 16º, with some rain possible and light winds from the north.
Let’s go racing!
The flag has dropped and the race is on. It’s another shortish stage, so will we get an early break or will there be a big fight to get away?
The race is on
There are 118 riders in the bunch, with no attacks able to gain any traction so far.
Despite it being another lumpy old day, we could get another sprint finish.
Will Kopecky finally get her stage win?
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