Kasia Niewiadoma Wins Tour de France Femmes by Historic Four-Second Margin
The Polish cyclist clinched her first title after a dramatic final stage on Alpe d'Huez, overcoming defending champion Demi Vollering
- Niewiadoma finished the race with a total time of 24 hours, 36 minutes, and 7 seconds.
- Vollering's aggressive attack on the final stage saw her win the stage but fall just short overall.
- The four-second gap is the narrowest victory margin in the history of the Tour de France, men’s or women’s.
- Niewiadoma had previously finished third in the last two editions of the race.
- The victory signifies a major breakthrough for Niewiadoma after several near misses in her career.