French cyclist Pauline Ferrand-Prévot has made history by becoming the first Frenchwoman to win the Women’s Tour de France since the race’s revival four years ago. The victory marks a significant milestone for French women’s cycling, highlighting the growing strength and recognition of French athletes in the sport.
Prévot’s win comes at a time of increased investment and support for women’s cycling in France, which has seen a surge in participation and media coverage. Her triumph not only secures her a place in cycling history but also serves as an inspiration for aspiring female cyclists across the country.
The Women’s Tour de France, established in 2.018, has become a major event in the cycling calendar, drawing top athletes from around the world. Prévot’s victory solidifies France’s position as a leading nation in women’s cycling and sets a precedent for future competitors.