Alice Towers recognized for aggressive ride in final stage of Tour
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 23, 2026, 7:13 PM
Last updated Aug 23, 2026

Alice Towers received the combativity award during the final stage of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women held in Leamington Spa. Despite being caught in the last kilometer, Towers was acknowledged for her aggressive riding style, having initially joined a breakaway that established a two-minute lead. Mauritian rider Kim Le Court-Pienaar secured the overall general classification, while British cyclist Josie Nelson was honored as Best British Racer. Towers expressed gratitude for the home support she received from local spectators, including family and friends. The event saw strong competition this year, marking a significant performance for many riders.
- •Alice Towers wins combativity award at Lloyds Tour of Britain Women.
- •Towers led a breakaway but was caught under a kilometer from the finish.
- •Kim Le Court-Pienaar wins overall general classification.
- •Josie Nelson named Best British Racer.
- •Towers expresses appreciation for local support in her hometown.
- 7:13 PMYahoo Sports — GB cyclist wins award for final stage performance
"Worcester's Alice Towers says "it's really nice to feel the home support" in the West Midlands.
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