Le Court takes Tour green jersey with Great Orme stage win
Kim Le Court of Mauritius wins stage three of the Lloyd's Tour of Britain Women to the Great Orme to move into the overall leader's green jersey.
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"You can never be too confident. Last year I took the green jersey on day one then on day two I crashed out, so we'll keep our head on our shoulders and keep fighting until the end."
— Kim le Court , Athlete
Key People
Caroline Andersson is a Swedish cyclist who finished third in stage three of the Lloyd's Tour of Britain Women.
Fin Tarling was a 19-year-old British cyclist who tragically died during a stage of the Volta a Portugal.
Mauritian cyclist competing in the Tour de France Femmes.
Lauren Dickson is a rising star in women's cycling, noted for her climbing skills.
Liane Lippert is a professional cyclist from Germany who finished second in stage three of the Lloyd's Tour of Britain Women.
Lorena Wiebes is widely considered the fastest female sprinter in the peloton.
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Kim Le Court of Mauritius wins stage three of the Lloyd's Tour of Britain Women to the Great Orme to move into the overall leader's green jersey.
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