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Veenhoven sprints to fifth place in Copenhagen Sprint Women

Veenhoven sprints to fifth place in Copenhagen Sprint Women

Nienke Veenhoven sprinted to fifth place in the first edition of the Copenhagen Sprint Women. The 21-year-old rider from Team Visma | Lease a Bike came on strong in the final meters, but was unable to beat Lorena Wiebes and Elisa Balsamo in the bunch sprint.

In the first edition of the Danish WorldTour race, the riders were presented with a flat course. Most teams had their sights set on a bunch sprint, leaving little room for the breakaway of the day. In the three local laps in Copenhagen, Team Visma | Lease a Bike took the lead in order to bring Veenhoven in a good position.

In the final kilometer, the youngster almost got boxed in, but still managed to move to the front. Behind winner Wiebes, Veenhoven finished fifth. "As a team we rode a good race. I think we can be satisfied with fifth place," Veenhoven said afterwards.

"I lost a position in the corner, so I got a bit boxed in."

Nienke Veenhoven

"We had said beforehand: in the first phase of the race we save our strength and from the local laps on we put ourselves in the lead. Everyone performed their task well. Unfortunately, I lost a position in the last corner, so I got a bit boxed in. Fortunately, I was able to make up some ground after that, so that was nice. All in all, it was a good sprint."

According to Veenhoven, Copenhagen Sprint is worth repeating. "It was a super nice race. There were a lot of people along the side of the road and although it may not have been that exciting, there could have been quite a few things happening in the beginning of the race if the wind was a bit stronger."

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