Puck Pieterse triumphed in the World Cup Besançon by creating a gap in the initial lap and holding onto it throughout the competition, ultimately resulting in her celebration of triumph.
Marie Schreiber had a great start, Puck Pieterse was close behind, on the other hand, Clara Honsinger had a poor start. Pieterse faced a mechanical problem with her bike chain, which led her to lose a considerable amount of time.
Despite her initial setback, she quickly regained her footing and built a 20-second lead over her opponents. Inge van der Heijden and Annemarie Worst were trying to catch up to the Dutch champion.
Puck Pieterse maintained the lead and crossed the finish line. Annemarie Worst finished second. Inge van der Heijden took bronze.
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