Ovo Energy Women's Tour Wrap

Riding for Mitchelton-Scott, Roy finished 16th overall in the General Classification.

 

Unreal team victory again today after Jolien won stage one on Wednesday. I was an explosive ball of emotions after the finish because I was so overwhelmed by the work of my team and relieved I didn't fluff it up. They backed me after an average day yesterday and dug so deep for it. There is no way I could put on this amazing gun show if it wasn't for them or for my coach Nat's final words of wisdom before the start. Super thankful for you all 💪 • • • @gettyimages

A post shared by Sarah Roy (@sar_roy) on Jun 15, 2018 at 2:34pm PDT

Roy also finished seventh in the final stage, crossing the line with the peleton and credited with the same time.

What a lovely bunch of coconuts! Thank you so much to my team for all the fun, hard work and learnings this week at @thewomenstour We can be proud but also super crazy motivated now #letsgo pic.twitter.com/DB2NaSQ3fw

— Sarah Roy (@Sar_Roy) June 17, 2018

American Coryn Rivera won the event.

📸 The 2⃣0⃣1⃣8⃣ @OVOEnergy Women's Tour podium -

🥇 @CorynRivera (@TeamSunweb)
🥈 @marianne_vos (@WaowDealsPC) +11"
🥉 @DaniKing1 (@WaowDealsPC) +25"
#OVOWT #UCIWWT pic.twitter.com/lFltSgtwwn

— The Women's Tour (@thewomenstour) June 17, 2018

Read more about Hoy's win here: 

REPORT: “The whole team should be proud of how they raced all week. We have come a long way since last year and we’re working really well together.” @Sar_Roy after the last stage of @thewomenstour #OVOWT https://t.co/y7Mtp6uqQL

— Mitchelton-SCOTT (@MitcheltonSCOTT) June 17, 2018

Next up in the UCI-WWT is the major, Giro d'Italia Internazionale Femminile starting July 6th.