Results UAE Tour Women 2026 | Lorena Wiebes head and shoulders above the rest in second bunch sprint
CyclingFriday, 06 February 2026 at 13:53
Stage 2 of the UAE Tour Women saw Lorena Wiebes take another win, taking one of the most dominant and impressive sprint victories one could imagine.
The day's breakaway was formed by Petra Stiasny, Magdalene Lind, Sonia Rossetti and Sara Luccon. The quartet did manage to build a gap of several minutes, but without wind and the pan-flat desert roads it would be impossible to stay away from the peloton with the work of Team SD Worx - ProTime.
The catch was made with 29 kilometers to go, and the peloton then slowed down fully. The speed remained very low until the final 3 kilometers, when teams began accelerating in the highway road. However despite having no technical features, there was a high-speed crash involving amongst others, Marlen Reusser and Alison Jackson.
The sprint then was chaotic, with Franziska Koch trying to surprise, but the German rider was caught into the sprint and then Lorena Wiebes rode to a victory that was beyond comfortable, as no-one even managed to catch her wheel when she launched her sprint. Chiara Consonni and Nienke Veenhoven finished second and third.
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- Of course you've heard it before, multiple times. It's the truth...the whlole truth...and nothing but the truth...so help you God.Mou-Cro-HR06-02-2026
- What a shame, indeed. Was really looking forward to this battle!!PogiFan2Day06-02-2026
- Quick Step speaking for Evenepoel?Jumpyjohn06-02-2026
- More men in yellow than spectatorsJumpyjohn06-02-2026
- Imagine Vingegaard being the face of cycling. The man is a ghost 80% of the season, "The Invisible Man Part Two."... I was the first to say that the danish fish is not in contention to win the UAE Tour. I once said that Vingegaard is the biggest coward ever and the biggest fraud of cyclists. Now he is afraid of humiliation from DelToro and Remco because he is not 100%. Give me a break.Mou-Cro-HR06-02-2026
- It seems to me like we've heard all of that somewhere before.
santiagobenites06-02-2026 - Not the greatest of news for Jonas, but not the end of the world either. Adaptably and flexibility are keys to a successful pro career, and I'm sure that we'll see Jonas back to his top form a little later this season.santiagobenites06-02-2026
- If you don’t win the easiest then obviously there is something you’ve still got to improve. Breaking a record and still not winning, sounds like bad tactics. I would have said the same of MVDP doing 170km out in front with one teammate before trying solo to record the 2nd fastest TdF stage ever but then we found out it was mission accomplished.Mistermaumau06-02-2026
- Shame, hate to make the link but no amateur probably would have meant no crash which would have meant less susceptible to illness which would have resulted in more interesting races and discussions for us. So now we all pay the price of unnecessary events.Mistermaumau06-02-2026
- Voigt has said a lot of BS about Pogi and 3/4 of everything he said was plain garbage. A record was broken last year on the Cipressa. Who broke it? The KING of cycling broke it - POGI !!! Yes, MS will bi the hardest race to win for Pogi because it's the easiest...funny uhh...but Pogi can still do it if the tactic falls into place. No mistakes can be made. Ad acta.Mou-Cro-HR06-02-2026
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Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx Protime) WINS also stage 2 of @uae_tour Women, what a surprise :P! 👏🇳🇱 Chaotic final kilometer with a crash included but the sprint queen found her way and spanked again everyone in the sprint. Can give her 1 sec gap. #UAETourWomen
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