Stage two of the Tour de France Femmes is underway, with riders tackling a hilly 110.4km route from Brest to Quimper. The action’s already heated—Ane Santesteban (Laboral Kutxa - Fundación Euskadi) just crashed after struggling on cobbles, losing her chain but managing to get back up. Marianne Vos is in the lead after her stage one victory, but this leg’s tricky terrain could shake things up.

Editor’s Note: The Tour de France Femmes is a big deal—it’s the premier women’s cycling event, and every stage counts. Crashes like Santesteban’s show how unpredictable racing can be, especially on rough surfaces. With Vos holding yellow, all eyes are on whether she can defend her lead or if a new contender will emerge on these tough hills. If you love drama, tactics, and sheer athletic grit, this is your race.