Pauline Ferrand-Prévot achieved victory in the fourth edition of the Tour de France Femmes, finishing ahead of Demi Vollering. She became the first French winner since 1990, when Catherine Marsal claimed victory. Ferrand-Prévot won two stages aboard Cervélo bikes, contributing to her team's success. The performance of sponsors was evaluated, with Cervélo and Specialized both winning three stages during the event. Shimano and SRAM's representation among teams was also noted, highlighting the competitive nature of bike brands in the race.
Cervélo and Specialized both won three stages in the Tour de France Femmes, with Cervélo victories from Marianne Vos and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, while Specialized's wins were from Lorena Wiebes and Kim Le Court.
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot became the first French rider to win the Tour de France since Catherine Marsal in the 1990 Tour de la CEE féminin, marking a significant achievement in women's cycling.
The competition between bike brands in the Tour de France Femmes was quite close, with Cervélo and Specialized each laying claim to multiple stage wins and classification jerseys.
The performance of team sponsors in the Tour de France Femmes was highlighted by the tally of stage wins, with Shimano supporting the most teams compared to SRAM.
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