10th Women's Flèche Wallonne - CDM

Belgium, April 25, 2007

Photography

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• Marianne Vos (Team DSB Bank) wins the women's Fleche Wallone

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• Great Britain's Nicole Cooke (Raleigh Lifeforce) awaits the start.
• Marianne Vos (Team DSB Bank) on the men's podium.
• Nicole Cooke and Marianne Vos sprinting with just 250 metres to go.
• Lithuanian Edita Pucinskaite (Equipe Nürnberger Versicherung) pushes hard on the climb.
• America's Kristin Armstrong (US National Team)
• Women's cycling hero Fabiana Luperini (Menikini - Gysko).
• Sweden's Emma Johansson (Vlaanderen - Capri Sonne - T Interim) out of the saddle.
• Belgian Sofie Goor (Vlaanderen - Capri Sonne - T Interim) rides the 103.9 kilometre home course.
• Eventual winner Marianne Vos (Team DSB Bank) of the Netherlands.

Images by Shane Stokes/Cyclingnews

• Great Britain rider Nicole Cooke has won here three times, but she had to settle for second today.
• Nineteen year-old world champion Marianne Vos was dominant on the Mur de Huy.
• It was Vos' first ever World Cup win.

Images by CJ Farquharson/WomensCycling.net

• Team USA is presented to the crowd beneath the church at the summit of the Mur de Huy
• Miho Oki (Menikini Gysko)
• Theresa Senff (Getränke Hoffmann) on a shaded section
• The bunch, all together
• Vrienden van het Platteland's Katie Brown rode for Australia at Fleche
• Suzanne De Goede (T-Mobile) leads the bunch just after she was caught on a short breakaway
• Tanja Hennes (Team Bigla) leads the bunch up a climb alongside Svetlana Bubnenkova (Fenixs)
• Through the feed zone under the watch of the commissaire
• Bubnenkova and Kristin Armstrong (USA) in the lead
• American Kim Anderson (T-Mobile) was competing in her first race in Europe this year, she has been racing in the USA so far.
• Sigrid Corneo (Menikini Gysko) on a climb
• Kath Curi (USA) and Miho Oki (Menikini Gysko) tried their luck with a short breakaway with about 50km to go
• Two triple winners of La Fleche Nicole Cooke (Raleigh Lifeforce) and Fabiana Luperini (Menikini Gysko)
• Trixi Worrack (Équipe Nürnberger) was in the final selection
• Cooke and Worrack climb late in the race
• Riders give it everything on the Mur. Andrea Graus (Équipe Nurnberg) had no energy to get beyond the line
• Judith Arndt (T-Mobile) finished third
• Kristin Armstrong (USA) recovers after finishing fifth
• Nicole Cooke (Raleigh Lifeforce) is still in the World Cup lead
• Marianne Vos (DSB Bank) celebrates her win
• Race podium Judith Arndt (T-Mobile), Marianne Vos (DSB Bank), Nicole Cooke ((Raleigh Lifeforce Creation)

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• A women's rider knocked-out after the race.
• The top three women.
• Judith Arndt of T-Mobile
• Top Women's finisher Vos
• A tired Vos with her father.
• Vos gets awarded
• Nicole Cooke arrives on the Mur.