Cat Ferguson sweeps the Tour of Britain Women and takes the overall lead!
CyclingSaturday, 07 June 2025 at 16:19
After two fifth places, Cat Ferguson finally broke through and triumphed on home roads. The Movistar Team rider has given the team a great victory in the third stage of Women's Tour of Britain 2025.
From a small breakaway group, the 19-year-old local rider was fastest and managed to secure her third victory as a professional. In second position crossed the finish line Josie Nelson, from Team Picnic PostNL, and the Top 3 was completed by Ally Wollaston, from FDJ - SUEZ.
Cat Ferguson now also moves up to the overall lead, three seconds ahead of Ally Wollaston and Karlijn Swinkels (UAE Team ADQ) is further 9 seconds down.
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