Floortje Mackaij solos to Vuelta CV Feminas victory
Movistar 1-2 as Lippert takes second ahead of Noskova






Floortje Mackaij took Movistar's first victory of the 2023 season, leading home a one-two at the Vuelta CV Feminas.
The Dutchwoman soloed to the win 32 seconds ahead of teammate Liane Lippert having attacked from a small group at 9km from the end of the 93km race. Nikola Noskova (Zaaf) rounded out the podium in third place.
The win is the ninth of Mackaij's career and her first with Movistar on her debut with the team after transferring from Team DSM over the winter.
"I couldn't ask for a better start of the season like this," Mackaij said after the race. "This is why I like cycling. Since winter I'm already super happy with the team, with training everything has been going well, and I couldn't wish for a better start."
Mackaij had come to the top of the final climb of the day, La Frontera at 50km to go, with four others – Lippert, Noskova plus Clara Koppenburg (Cofidis) and Enrica Magnaldi (UAE Development Team).
That group emerged as the strongest on the inclines, growing their advantage on the descent and ensuring that the race winner would come from the quintet.
"We were with four, five in the end. It was good to be with five people pushing together and then people playing their attacks in the final," Mackaij said.
The latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox!
"We had several cards to play and Liane is really fast. We had a lot of options but solo is the nicest and best way to finish it off."
Behind Mackaij, it was a comfortable second place for Lippert, who easily came out on top in the sprint for second place ahead of Noskova while Magnaldi and Koppenburg trailed in further behind.
Results powered by FirstCycling

Dani Ostanek is Senior News Writer at Cyclingnews, having joined in 2017 as a freelance contributor, later being hired full-time. Her favourite races include Strade Bianche, the Tour de France Femmes, Paris-Roubaix, and Tro-Bro Léon.
Latest on Cyclingnews
-
'Fighting like hell to stay relevant and stay in the sport' - Heidi Franz uses solid finish at UCI Gravel World Championships for another job search
Cynisca Cycling shutdown for 2026 not a surprise to US multi-discipline rider, who 'was locked in for four hours' to finish as top non-European at Worlds -
Final results of 2025 road racing season indicate Cofidis set to leave WorldTour
Subject to official confirmation, Uno-X Mobility due to move into top league in 2026 -
Primož Roglič tops Tadej Pogačar, Isaac Del Toro and Jonas Vingegaard at Andorra Cycling Masters
Four riders competed in time trial and an urban circuit race in inaugural exhibition event -
Kings CX: Lizzy Gunsalus and Jules Van Kempen win elite C1 races in Ohio
Lauren Zoerner, Mia Aseltine on podium for elite women, while Tyler Clark, Tom Scott go second, third for elite men