Belgium 16 Jul – 20 Jul 2025 Class 2.1 – Stages – Class 1
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The Baloise Ladies Tour is a significant women’s stage race in the cycling calendar, primarily held in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Here’s a breakdown of its history:
- Establishment and Early Years: The race was first held in 2014. For its initial three editions (2014-2016), it was classified as a UCI 2.2 event.
- Name Evolution: It was originally known as the BeNe Ladies Tour from 2014 to 2020. In 2021, it rebranded to its current name, the Baloise Ladies Tour.
- UCI Classification: Since the 2017 edition, the race has been elevated to a UCI 2.1 category event, indicating its growing prominence in the professional women’s cycling circuit.
- Format: It is a stage race, typically held in July, featuring multiple days of racing with various stages, including individual time trials and road races.
- Notable Winners: Over the years, the Baloise Ladies Tour has seen some of the biggest names in women’s cycling take the overall victory. Some multiple winners include Jolien D’Hoore, Marianne Vos, and Lisa Klein. More recently, riders like Ellen van Dijk, Lucinda Brand, and Lorena Wiebes have claimed the general classification.
The race continues to be a key event for many professional women’s teams, serving as an important stepping stone and testing ground for riders throughout the season.
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