T&T’s Te­niel Camp­bell of Team Jay­co Alu­la had an­oth­er tough out­ing when the sec­ond edi­tion of the Tour de France Femmes with Swift con­tin­ued when she placed 130th at the end of the Ga­hors to Rodez – 177 km/110 miles Stage Four on Wednes­day.

Camp­bell was the sixth mem­ber of her sev­en-mem­ber team to cross the fin­ish line, do­ing so in, four hours, 59.23 min­utes, on­ly ahead of Jes­si­ca Allen, who end­ed in 5:00.02 hours, and now sits in the 124th spot over­all with a com­bined time of 16 hours, 31.47 min­utes while her team is 19th with, 42.04 min­utes be­hind lead­ers Team SD Worx (47 hrs 24 mins 25 sec­onds).

Spain’s Ane San­teste­ban Gon­za­lez was the top fin­ish­er from Team Jay­co-Alu­lua in the 18th po­si­tion in 4:40.49, two min­utes and ten sec­onds be­hind stage win­ner Yara Kastelijn of Hol­land, who won in 4:38.39 hours.

The oth­er mem­bers of Team Jay­co-Alu­la to fin­ish were Am­ber Pate, 88th in 4:50.58; Alexan­dra Man­ly in 4:58.57 for the 100th po­si­tion; Georgina Howe, 104th in 4:59.23; and Ni­na Kessler, 119th in 4:59.23.

Kastelijn made up for the stage three heart­break of her Fenix-De­ce­un­inck team­mate Julie Van de Velde, at­tack­ing out of the day's break­away and solo­ing to vic­to­ry in Rodez on the longest stage of the Tour de France Femmes.

It was the first pro­fes­sion­al road vic­to­ry for the Dutch cy­clocross spe­cial­ist and came af­ter Van de Velde's so­lo es­cape was snuffed out with just 200 me­ters to go on Tues­day's stage to Mon­ti­gnac-Las­caux.

Kastelijn led the moun­tains clas­si­fi­ca­tion af­ter be­ing on the at­tack on Stage Two but ced­ed it to her team­mate Van De Velde on Stage Three.

Fenix-De­ce­un­inck put two rid­ers in the move - Kastelijn and Marthe Truyen - to keep the jer­sey but came away with a much big­ger prize.

The moun­tain­ous fi­nale al­so had plen­ty of in­trigue for the gen­er­al clas­si­fi­ca­tion. The day's es­cape gained over 10 min­utes on race leader Lotte Kopecky (SD Worx), with Au­drey Cor­don-Ragot (Hu­man Pow­ered Health) hold­ing the vir­tu­al mail­lot jaune for most of the day.

How­ev­er, af­ter SD Worx suf­fi­cient­ly brought the gap down, Kopecky her­self launched a so­lo move on the penul­ti­mate climb to nul­li­fy Cor­don-Ragot's ad­van­tage.

Once back in the group, Kopecky came un­der at­tack on the climb from An­ne­miek van Vleuten (Mo­vis­tar), but her move was deft­ly negat­ed by De­mi Vol­ler­ing.

On the steep fi­nal kick­er to the fin­ish, the yel­low jer­sey group made con­tact with the rem­nants of the ear­ly break­away, and De­mi Vol­ler­ing (SD Worx) sprint­ed to sec­ond think­ing she'd won. Break­away rid­er Anous­ka Koster (Uno-X) held off the elite chasers to take third on the stage.

Koster al­so moved in­to the moun­tains clas­si­fi­ca­tion lead af­ter tak­ing the most points on the stage.

While Kopecky held on­to her race lead, fin­ish­ing 14th on the stage, Vol­ler­ing gained 16 sec­onds on Kopecky and 10 sec­onds on her ri­vals, de­fend­ing cham­pi­on An­ne­miek van Vleuten (Mo­vis­tar), Elisa Lon­go Borgh­i­ni (Lidl-Trek), Ka­sia Niewiado­ma (Canyon-SRAM) and Ash­leigh Mool­man-Pa­sio (AG In­sur­ance-Soudal-Quick­Step).

Vol­ler­ing moved in­to sec­ond over­all at 43 sec­onds thanks to the time bonus, with Mool­man-Pa­sio tak­ing the third spot at 51 sec­onds on the same time as Niewiado­ma, Lon­go Borgh­i­ni and Van Vleuten.

With her stage win, Kastelijn climbed in­to sev­enth over­all at one minute be­hind, with Stage Two win­ner Liane Lip­pert (Mo­vis­tar) eight at 1:39. Juli­ette Labous (Team DSM-Fir­menich) is ninth at 1:48 and Ce­cilie Ut­trup Lud­wig (FDJ-SUEZ) rounds out the top 10 at 1:49.

Yes­ter­day's Stage 4 Ga­hors to Rodez (177 km/110 miles) top 10 fin­ish­ers

1. Yara Kastelijn (FENIX-De­ce­un­inck) – 4:38.39 hrs

2. De­mi Vol­ler­ing (Team SD Worx) - +01.11

3. Anous­ka Koster (Uno-X Pro Cy­cling) - +01.12

4. An­ne­miek Van Vleuten (Mo­vis­tar) -+01.13

5. Elisa Lon­go-Borgh­i­ni (Lidl-Trek)

6. Katarzy­ba Niewiado­ma (Canyon/Spram Rac­ing)

7. Ash­leigh Mool­man-Pa­sio (AG In­sur­ance-Soudal Quick-Step)

8. Celia Le Mouel (St Michel Mav­ic-Auber)

9. Kathrin Hammes (EF Ed­u­ca­tion Tib­co) - +01.23

10. Al­ice Arzuf­fi (Cer­a­tiz­it-WNT Pro Cy­cling)

Over­all stand­ings af­ter Stage Three (422.2 km)

1. Lotte Kopecky (SD-Worx) – 15hrs 47 mins 25 secs

2.De­mi Vol­ler­ing (SD-Worx) - +43 sec­onds

3. Ash­leigh Mool­man-Pa­sio (AG In­sur­ance-Soudal Quick-Step) - +51

4. Katarzy­na Niewiado­ma (Canyon/Spram Rac­ing)

5. El­isha Lon­go-Borgh­i­ni (LIDL-Trek)

6. An­ne­miek Van Vleuten (Mo­vis­tar)

7. Yara Kastelijn (FENIX-De­ce­un­inck) - +01.00 min­utes

8.Liane Lip­pert (Mo­vis­tar) – +01.39

9. Juli­ette Labous (Team DSM-Fir­menich) - +01.48

10. Ce­cilie Lud­wig (FDJ-Suez) - +01.49

Who’ll be wear­ing what jer­sey to­day

Yel­low (Over­all Leader):Lotte Kopecky (SD-Worx) 15hrs 47mins 25secs

Green (Points):Lotte Kopecky (SD-Worx) – 128 pts

Pol­ka-dot (Climber): Anous­ka Koster (Uno-X Pro Cy­cling Team) – 19 pts

White (Youth):Cé­drine Ker­baol (Cer­a­tiz­it-WNT Pro Cy­cling) –15hrs 50 mins 32 secs

Team: Team SD Worx – 47 hrs 24 mins 25 sec­onds

Re­main­ing Stages

Stage 5: Ju­ly 27: Onet-le-Chateau to Al­bi – 126 km/78 miles (flat stage)

Stage 6: Ju­ly 28: Al­bi to Bla­gnac – 122 km/76 miles (flat stage)

Stage 7: Ju­ly 29: Lan­ner­mezan to Tour­nalet Bag­neres-de-Big­orre – 90 km/ 56 miles (moun­tain stage)

Stage 8: Ju­ly 30: Pau – 22 km/ 14 miles (In­di­vid­ual Time Tri­al)