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Puck Pieterse has outsprinted race leader and defending champion Demi Vollering to win the fourth stage of the women's Tour de France and move to second overall

Puck Pieterse has outsprinted race leader and defending champion Demi Vollering to win the fourth stage of the women's Tour de France and move to second overall

14 August 2024

The Dutch duo were separated by the narrowest of margins after the 122-kilometre four stage from Valkenburg to Liege .

New Zealand's Niamh Fisher-Black was ninth, which moves her to 12th in the general classification - Mikayla Harvey was 94th and Michaela Drummond was 132nd.

The race enters actual France tomorrow for the final four stages.

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