Commonwealth Games road race champion Lizzie Armitstead (Boels Dolmans) won the Boels Rental Hills Classic race in the Netherlands on Friday.
Armitstead was part of a five-rider lead group, which also included defending champion Emma Johansson (Orica-AIS), that formed after the decisive climb of the Cauberg in the 131.4-kilometre, UCI 1.1-ranked race.
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Lizzie Deignan to make Tour de France Femmes debut this July'It's the biggest stage in the world,' says Brit
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Lizzie Deignan: Tour de France Femmes will be 'dynamic' compared to men's TourTrek-Segafredo rider says that eventually she would like to see a three-week Tour for women
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Here is the Great Britain women’s team for World Championships 2020 in ImolaThe swiftly re-arranged World Championships are just a few weeks away and the Great Britain women’s team has been confirmed.
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Former world champion Lizzie Deignan announces pregnancyLizzie Deignan and her husband Philip are due to have their first child in September
