The Team SD Worx rider Lorraine Weibes added a new stage victory in the Vuelta a Burgos after winning at the Aranda de Duero finish line imposing his superiority and that of his team, depriving the breakaway of achieving a stage victory. It is the second victory for Wiebes, who had also been first on Friday but was disqualified for irregular sprinting. In the general, she is first, with Chloe Dygert (Canyon) 14 seconds behind and the same difference compared to Demi Vollering (SD Worx).
Second was Elisa Balsamo (Trek Segrafedo) and third Sheyla Gutiérrez (Movistar), the best rider in the breakaway who dreamed of reaching the Aranda finish line but Team SD Worx seems invincible in the Vuelta a Burgos.
After the start from Caleruega, several riders made several breakaway attempts, but the peloton remained grouped until kilometer 40, when Lifeplus Wahoo rider Ella Wyllie left the peloton accompanied by Cecile Lejeune from Massi Tactic.
But they only had a small advantage, which lasted just 3 kilometers, the same as the group of 8 runners who tried it later: Kata Vas (SD Worx), Marie Le Net (FDJ), Soraya Paladín (Canyon), Sofia Bertizzolo (UAE), Lucinda Brand (Trek), Alexandra Manly (Jayco), Justin Gherkiere (AG Insurance) and Morgane Coston (Cofidis) .
Precisely, the French woman from Cofidis did not want to stop fighting and went off alone with just over 30 seconds ahead and then a group followed behind Sheyla Gutiérrez (Movistar), Karolina Kumiega (UAE), Kathrin Hammes (EF Education), Jessenia Meneses (Colombia), Sofía Rodríguez (Bizkaia Durango), Debora Silvestri (Laboral Kutxa), María Paula Latriglia (Eneicat), who only took 4 kilometers to neutralize.
The breakaway entered Aranda de Duero to dispute the victory between them, but the peloton came from behind and 300 meters from the finish line the peloton pounced and in a final sprint, Lorena Weibes imposed her superiority, with a change of pace with less than 50 meters to go.
