2001 Holland Ladies Tour

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2001 Holland Ladies Tour
Race details
DatesSeptember 2–7
Stages6
Distance682 km (423.8 mi)
Winning time16h 57' 50"
Results
Jersey orange.svg WinnerFlag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER) (Saturn Cycling Team)
  SecondFlag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU) (Acca Due O)
  ThirdFlag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED) (Vlaanderen T-Interim)

Jersey green.svg PointsFlag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER) (Saturn Cycling Team)
Jersey polkadot.svg MountainsFlag of the Netherlands.svg  Arenda Grimberg  (NED) (Acca Due O)
Jersey white.svg YouthFlag of Belgium (civil).svg  Ine Wannijn  (BEL) (Belgian National Team)
Jersey violet.svg SprintsFlag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED) (Vlaanderen T-Interim)
  Team Acca Due O
  2000
2002  

The 4th edition of the annual Holland Ladies Tour was held from September 2 to September 7, 2001 in Dronten.

Contents

Stages

2001-09-02: DrontenDronten (140 km)

PlaceStage 1General classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Leontien van Moorsel  (NED)
03:21.05
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Leontien van Moorsel  (NED)
03:20.55
2.Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)
Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)
+0.01
3.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
+0.03

2001-09-03: LeidenLeiden (116 km)

PlaceStage 2General classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
02:47.16
Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
06:08.04
2.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
+0.01
3.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Leontien van Moorsel  (NED)
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Leontien van Moorsel  (NED)
+0.02

2001-09-04: OssOss (106 km)

PlaceStage 3General classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Germany.svg  Bettina Schöke  (GER)
02:44.33
Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
08:55.25
2.Flag of Norway.svg  Wenche Stensvold  (NOR)
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
+0.01
3.Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
+2.52
Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)
+0.08

2001-09-05: HaaftenHaaften (125 km)

PlaceStage 4General classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
03:00.57
Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
11:56.06
2.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
+0.09
3.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Yvonne Brunen  (NED)
Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)
+0.20

2001-09-06: BergeijkBergeijk (85 km)

PlaceStage 5-AGeneral classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
02:06.44
Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
14:02.41
2.Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Anna Millward  (AUS)
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
+0.14
3.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)
+0.29

2001-09-06: BergeijkBergeijk (27 km)

PlaceStage 5-B (Individual Time Trial)General classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of New Zealand.svg  Kirsty Robb  (NZL)
00:36.14,21
Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
14:39.02
2.Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
+0.07,54
Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Anna Millward  (AUS)
+0.55
3.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Mirjam Melchers  (NED)
+0.11,71
Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)
+1.28

2001-09-07: HeerlenHeerlen (83 km)

PlaceStage 6General classification
NameTimeNameTime
1.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Arenda Grimberg  (NED)
02:18.54
Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
16:57.50
2.Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)
Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)
+2.08
3.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Sissy van Alebeek  (NED)
+0.34
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)
+4.23

Final standings

General classification

RankNameTeamTime
1.Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)Saturn Cycling Team16:57.50
2.Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)Acca Due O+ 2.08
3.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)Vlaanderen T-Interim+ 4.23
4.Flag of Germany.svg  Bettina Schöke  (GER)German National Team+ 4.33
5.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Arenda Grimberg  (NED)Acca Due O+ 4.36
6.Flag of New Zealand.svg  Kirsty Robb  (NZL)BIK-Toscany Sport+ 4.47
7.Flag of Norway.svg  Wenche Stensvold  (NOR)Team Sponsorservice+ 5.31
8.Flag of Germany.svg  Anke Wichmann  (GER)German National Team+ 6.00
9.Flag of Lithuania.svg  Zita Urbonaitė  (LTU)Acca Due O+ 6.31
10.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Wendie Kramp  (NED)BIK-Toscany Sport+ 7.19

Points classification

RankNameTeamPoints
1.Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)Saturn Cycling Team130
2.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)Vlaanderen T-Interim87
3.Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)Acca Due O75

Mountains classification

RankNameTeamPoints
1.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Arenda Grimberg  (NED)Acca Due O36
2.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)Vlaanderen T-Interim12
3.Flag of Germany.svg  Bettina Schöke  (GER)German National Team9

Best young rider classification

RankNameTeamTime
1.Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Ine Wannijn  (BEL)Belgian National Team17:06.00
2.Flag of Lithuania.svg  Erika Vilūnaitė  (LTU)Acca Due O+ 00.11
3.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Bertine Spijkerman  (NED)Team Farm Frites–Hartol+ 01.47

Sprint classification

RankNameTeamPoints
1.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Debby Mansveld  (NED)Vlaanderen T-Interim20
2.Flag of Germany.svg  Petra Rossner  (GER)Saturn Cycling Team16
3.Flag of Lithuania.svg  Diana Žiliūtė  (LTU)Acca Due O11

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