Pauline Ferrand-Pr3v 0t Pulled Out of the Women's Tour de France
Pauline Ferrand-Pr3v 0t pulled out of the Women's Tour de France ahead of Saturday's 8th and penultimate stage because she was feeling unwell, France 24 reported in a developing account.
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Pauline Ferrand-Pr3v 0t pulled out of the Women's Tour de France ahead of Saturday's 8th and penultimate stage because she was feeling unwell, France 24 reported in a developing account. Credit: Image: france24.com via source article · All rights reserved
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Pauline Ferrand-Pr3v 0t pulled out of the Women's Tour de France.[1]
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Pauline Ferrand-Pr3v 0t pulled out of the Women's Tour de France, France 24 reported Saturday in a developing account that has not been independently confirmed beyond that single outlet. The French publication said the defending champion withdrew ahead of Saturday's 8th and penultimate stage because she was feeling unwell.[1]
Withdrawal before Stage 8 on illness grounds
According to France 24, the timing placed the exit on the morning of the race's second-to-last day. The outlet attributed the decision to illness and identified Ferrand-Pr3v 0t as a French cyclist and the defending champion of the event.[1]
Debut Tour win followed Olympic mountain bike gold
France 24 reported that Ferrand-Pr3v 0t is an Olympic champion in mountain biking from the 2024 Paris Olympics and that she won the Women's Tour de France on her debut last year. The outlet presented that history as context for a title defense that, in its still-developing report, ended before Saturday's start.[1]
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