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Demi Vollering defends women's Vuelta crown in Spain

Demi Vollering defended her title by winning the seven-stage 2025 Vuelta Femenina cycling race across Spain on May 10.
She took the overall lead after winning the fifth stage, which concluded with a climb to Lagunas de Neila, and began the final stage holding a 45-second gap.
The final stage spanned 152 kilometers with over 2,500 meters of climbing, ending at the foggy, rain-soaked Alto de Cotobello in Asturias.
Vollering crossed the finish line 11 seconds ahead of Swiss Marlen Reusser, with Dutch Anna van der Breggen third, finishing respectively 1:01 and 1:16 behind in general classification.
Her win marks a significant milestone for her new team FDJ-Suez and cements Vollering as a dominant force preparing for major upcoming races like the Tour de France.

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