20 July 2026
Attacking spirit goes unrewarded at the Baloise Ladies Tour
The REMBE® rad-net women’s team has once again put in a strong performance over the past few days at the Baloise Ladies Tour (UCI 2.1), competing against tough opposition including several WorldTour teams.
Franziska Brauße achieved the best result of the day, finishing 15th on the final stage.
Although they started with just five riders instead of the possible six, REMBE® rad-net women showed an attacking spirit during the five-day stage race comprising six stages. Aileen Schweikart and Hannah Kunz were part of breakaway groups, but these were always caught just before the finish, meaning that the races – with the exception of the two time trials – were decided in bunch sprints. “Although we weren’t able to compete with a full-strength team, we rode a really strong and confident race and put in a good performance. We were represented in every leading group and, with a bit more luck, a top placing might have been possible,” said André Korff, sporting director at REMBE® rad-net women.
In the general classification, Brauße was also the best rider from the REMBE® rad-net women team, finishing 29th.
In the general classification, Brauße was also the best rider from the REMBE® rad-net women team, finishing 29th.
Source: Photo by Mario Stiehl


