VIDEO: Niamh Fisher-Black outsprints Katarzyna Niewiadoma for victory on final stage at the Tour de Suisse Women
CyclingTuesday, 20 June 2023 at 20:30
On a day of double delight for Team SD Worx at the Tour de Suisse Women, Niamh Fisher-Black took a brilliant stage win, outsprinting Katarzyna Niewiadoma to the line in the final few hundred metres.
After sitting on Niewiadoma's wheel for almost all the day, Fisher-Black kicked past the 28-year-old Polish rider at the line to take the stage win. A few moments later, Fisher-Black's Team SD Worx teammate, Marlen Reusser came home and secured the overall win of the 2023 Tour de Suisse Women.
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