Mauritian cyclist Kim Le Court has seized the overall lead in the Tour of Britain Women after a dominant performance in stage three. The AG Insurance-Soudal rider attacked on the final climb of the Great Orme, successfully breaking away from the peloton to secure both the stage win and the coveted green jersey.
The challenging 104.7km stage, which started in Mold, culminated in a summit finish that proved decisive. Le Court's strong ascent allowed her to establish a 13-second lead over her nearest rivals, setting the stage for an exciting conclusion to the tour with two stages remaining.
Kim Le Court Claims Tour of Britain Women Lead with Great Orme Stage Victory
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