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At 20, Fleur Moors is having the season her junior palmares always pointed to — 2026 didn't bring a new rider, just an uninterrupted one. The difference from 2025 is as simple as it is telling: no injury, no illness, long enough to build.
Moors is direct about it: «I think just the rhythm, not becoming sick, no bad luck. Last year I had quite a lot of bad luck, but now I can build up and build up, and you see that it pays off.» The payoff is visible — a solo break of 121km at Tour of Britain Women stage 4, a 2:40 gap with 90km to go, and a WorldTour podium at In Flanders Fields where she pushed Lorena Wiebes to a sprint. Leading the young rider classification at Tour of Britain Women is the current measure; World Championships in Montreal is where she's looking next.
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'She's a real go-getter' – Who is Fleur Moors, the rapidly rising star who has challenged Lorena Wiebes twice already this season?Tour of Britain Women: Lorena Wiebes claims hard-fought hat trick of victories on stage 4'It was so close' - Breakthrough moment sees Fleur Moors on the podium at In Flanders FieldsLorena Wiebes sprints to fine victory at opening stage of the 2026 Lloyds Tour of Britain Women