Mondiaux de cyclisme : quatre coureuses s'échappent lors de la course en ligne à Montréal
Un an après son titre au Rwanda, la Canadienne Magdeleine Vallières défend son maillot arc-en-ciel sur un parcours de 180,4 km à Montréal.
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Quatre coureuses se sont échappées du peloton lors de la course en ligne féminine des Mondiaux de cyclisme, disputée samedi à Montréal, selon Le Monde.
La Canadienne Magdeleine Vallières, tenante du titre après sa victoire surprise l'an dernier au Rwanda, remet en jeu son maillot arc-en-ciel lors de cette épreuve.
Le parcours s'étend sur 180,4 kilomètres, pour un dénivelé positif de 2 570 mètres, précise le journal.
D'autres détails sur l'issue de la course n'étaient pas disponibles au moment de la publication du compte rendu.
Sources
- EN DIRECT, Mondiaux de cyclisme : quatre coureuses s’échappent du peloton lors de la course en ligne — Le Monde — Une
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