Strade Bianche Women 2015
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Organisers confirm 23 teams for Strade Bianche Women
9 Women's WorldTour, 6 top-ranked Continental and 8 wildcard teams to line up in Siena -
Familiar roads for Van Aert, Van Vleuten as Strade Bianche sticks to script
Same 184km, 136km courses planned for 2021 editions -
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The race distance nudges just over the 100-kilometre mark taking the peloton over an undulating parcours. Starting in San Gimignano and finishing in the picturesque city of Siena, the riders will face a total of 17 kilometres over the ‘strade bianche’ or ‘white roads’. The last strade bianche comes with little more than 10 kilometres remaining and the steep climb, which maxes out at 18 percent, could be the decider in the fight for victory. There is still plenty of challenging terrain before the finish in the Piazza del Campo.
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Strade Bianche Women 20157 March 2015 | Siena | 1.1 WE
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Top News on the Race
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Leah Thomas takes podium despite mid-race mishap at Strade Bianche
American rider chases back after dropping a chain and crashing with 17k to go -
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Canyon-SRAM rider aims for victory after four consecutive podiums -
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Peloton to contest white gravel roads through Tuscany on stage 2 -
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