Vos at 24 is compared to Eddy Merckx. The way things are going, she's going to be even better in another couple of years. |
Vos is that very rare thing: a cycling polymath. She excels in all disciplines, which has drawn comparisons to Eddy Merckx, including time trialing - and with tomorrow's final stage being a TT, which would be her 30th triumph this season alone, she's an easy favourite for the top spot on the podium. In addition to the overall General Classification, she also leads the Points and Mountains classifications.
Stage 9 Results:
1. Marianne Vos (Netherlands) Nederland Bloei 3:12:03
2. Emma Pooley (UK) Garmin - Cervelo +0:00:12
3. Judith Arndt (Germany) HTC Highroad Women +0:00:22
4. Tatiana Guderzo (Italy) SC MCipollini Giordana +0:00:25
5. Mara Abbott (USA) Diadora - Pasta Zara +0:00:33
6. Tatiana Antoshina (Russia) Gauss +0:00:50
7. Ruth Corset (Australia) Bizkaia-Durango +0:00:57
8. Claudia Häusler (Germany) Diadora - Pasta Zara +0:01:03
9. Emma Johansson (Sweden) Hitec Products - UCK +0:01:33
10. Elena Berlato (Italy) Top Girls Fassa Bortolo +0:01:55
General Classification:
1. Marianne Vos (Netherlands) Nederland Bloeit 25:20:08
2. Emma Pooley (UK) Garmin - Cervelo +0:02:48
3. Judith Arndt (Germany) HTC Highroad Women +0:08:07
4. Tatiana Guderzo (Italy) SC MCipollini Giordana +0:08:21
5. Ruth Corset (Australia) Bizkaia-Durango +0:11:48
6. Tatiana Antoshina (Russia) Gauss +0:12:01
7. Sylwia Kapusta (Poland) Gauss +0:12:18
8. Mara Abbott (USA) Diadora - Pasta Zara +0:13:47
9. Emma Johansson (Sweden) Hitec Products - UCK +0:14:20
10. Shara Gillow (Australia) Bizkaia-Durango +0:14:38
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