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The International Cycling Union (UCI) Women's World Cup heads to the Netherlands for its third round, where current leader Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) will show off the jersey to the hometown fans in Drenthe. Vos, winner of this year's Trofeo Alfredo Binda, a five-time world champion across three disciplines and Olympic gold medalist, has never won her home World Cup and will be keenly motivated to score her first victory here. Last year it was Swede Emma Johansson (Red Sun) who won the Unive ...
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Loes Gunnewijk (Nederland Bloeit) celebrates her solo win in Drenthe, just ahead of the sprinting group
- The World Cup series leader, Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) maintained her lead after the second round and will head to Ronde van Drenthe in the leader's jersey
- Adrie Visser (HTC Columbia Women) at the front of the lead group.
- The chase group, led by Emma Johansson (Redsun Cycling Team) caught Adrie Visser (Columbia - HTC Women) on Bosberg
- The tough roads kept the team cars busy all day.
- Lonely road ahead, Judith Arndt (Team Columbia-HTC), didn't follow many wheels in this race
- UCI World Road Champion Tatiana Guderzo didn't finish the World Cup race.
- Grace Verbeke (Lotto Ladies Team) was overjoyed to win the 2010 Ronde van Vlaanderen
- UCI World Road Champion Tatiana Guderzo found the race tough going.
- Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) is the World Cup leader
- Loes Gunnewijk (Nederland Bloeit) charges to a win.
- Charlotte Becker, Mirjam Melchers-Van Poppel and Iris Slappendel (Cervelo Test Team) are disappointed after the race.
- Loes Gunnewijk (Nederland Bloeit) and her mom hug in celebration after her win.
- The narrow roads makes it tough for team cars to get to their riders, so positioning in the convoy is important.
- Andrea Bosman (Leontien.nl)