VIDEO: Dramatic finale to Amstel Gold Race Ladies 2024 as Marianne Vos punishes Lorena Wiebes' premature celebration
CyclingSunday, 14 April 2024 at 14:24
In an incredibly dramatic finale, Marianne Vos has stolen victory with her very last pedal stroke at Amstel Gold Race Ladies 2024, from a surely heartbroken Lorena Wiebes.
With a bunch sprint deciding the winner of the day, the Team SD Worx - Protime sprint star powered around Elisa Longo Borghini and with what she thought was a victory in the bag, celebrated before reaching the line. The vastly experienced Vos did not sit up however, and sensing her chance, the Legendary Dutchwoman lunged with all her might and snatched a dramatic victory at the line. See for yourself down below!
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