Marianne Vos

Six rider group holds off bunch to crack Marianne Vos’s winning streak.

It's Vos's world and the rest of the peloton is just living in it.

Dutchwoman takes third win in three days, beating Uttrup Ludwig on uphill finish.

Dutchwoman takes third win in three days, beating Uttrup Ludwig on uphill finish.

The Dutch woman comes from behind to take Fahlin right on the line.

Swede takes first WorldTour top-3 in four years in Strömstad.

The Dutch woman comes from behind to take Fahlin right on the line.

The Dutchwoman ensures she doesn't make the same mistake again after losing victory in Sweden last week.

Dutchwoman beats Megan Jastrab and Shari Bossuyt in Helsingør.

Dutchwoman beats Megan Jastrab and Shari Bossuyt in Helsingør.

Demi Vollering and Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig lead the GC charge, while the likes of Marianne Vos will be hunting for stages.

A few seconds of 'puppy paws' was enough to disqualify Dutchwoman after initially being declared the winner.

Three seconds of 'puppy paws' proves extremely costly for Marianne Vos, and Audrey Cordon-Ragot inherits the win.

'Chapeau to Marianne, because she was the first who recognized that a rule is rule and accepted the sanction,' says French rider.

Three seconds of 'puppy paws' proved extremely costly for Marianne Vos, and Audrey Cordon-Ragot inherits the win.

'We'll take stock in a few days, but the base is very solid,' says race director Rousse.

Here's a wrap of the races for yellow, green, white, polka dot and team classifications for the inaugural Tour de France Femmes.

Dutch Jumbo-Visma rider will wear green jersey on final stage, set for victory in that competition.

How very Vos-like: winning green at the Tour without really trying.

Going into the mountains Vos' hold on yellow isn't certain, but the likelihood of her going green is sound.

Vos extends GC lead ahead of two decisive days in the mountains with dominant sprint victory.

Balsamo and Vos complete the top three on stage 5.

Vos races astutely to defend her lead, but expects to lose ground when the road tilts up this weekend.

Marianne Vos finished in the main group and retained her overall lead in the race.

Stage 3 offered up a hilly parcours with opportunities for many types of riders.

Dutch superstar relishes first day in the maillot jaune, but must dig deep to defend it: 'There's never an easy day at the Tour de France.'

Vos defends the yellow jersey in thrilling finale, with reports of Annemiek van Vleuten falling ill after losing time.

'As a kid, there was no Tour de France for women, so for me that hadn't been a dream. But now, it's something big.'

There's something fitting about the greatest of all time leading the inaugural Tour de France Femmes.

A breakaway of top riders spoiled any opportunity for a bunch sprint on the race's second day.

The Dutchwoman was pipped at the line by Lorena Wiebes during the first stage of the Tour de France Femmes.

Team DSM fast woman pulls on the yellow jersey, beating Marianne Vos after attack-filled opener in Paris.

Van Vleuten or Vollering? Wiebes or Vos for the sprints? Our team looks into their crystal balls for the most-anticipated race of the year.

The peloton will be packed with star talent at the Tour de France Femmes, including Annemiek van Vleuten, Marianne Vos, and Elisa Balsamo.

This year's big dance isn't the first time women have stage raced across France, but organizers and sponsors say this time it will stick.

Can anyone challenge Annemiek van Vleuten as the race heads into the mountains?

Annemiek van Vleuten retains the maglia rosa despite late drama.

Trek-Segafredo star kicks past Kool, Vos, in final sprint.

Marianne Vos took her 31st Giro stage win on Saturday.

Vos wins for the first time on the road in 2022 as Giro haul continues to expand.

Vos scores 31st Giro Donne stage win after missing out Friday.

Trek-Segafredo look in good shape when it comes to defending the leader's jersey in the coming days.

World champion Balsamo scores seventh win of season and takes race-leader's jersey in Tortolì, Sardinia.

There is something for everyone at the Giro Donne - here are 11 key riders to watch across the next eleven days.

Some big names are skipping the race to focus on the Tour de France Femmes, but there's still a star-studded line up with Annemiek van Vleuten and Elisa Longo Borghini set to headline.

The Dutchwoman has had a disrupted road season in 2022 after catching COVID-19 in the spring.

Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig will also miss the race following a positive COVID-19 test earlier in April.

Unfortunately, the race will have to start without the cyclocross world champion.

Trek-Segafredo team loses major opponent after Vos ruled out of Paris-Roubaix Femmes on morning of race.

'When I tested positive this morning, the world came crashing down for a moment,' says Dutch rider.

With no Lizzie Deignan this year, there'll be a new name on the famed cobble trophy. From Marianne Vos to Lotte Kopecky, here are some of the riders to watch this Saturday.

After a hugely successful opening edition of the women's race, can it deliver on its difficult ‘second album?’

Defending champion is going all in to win Paris-Roubaix Femmes and will skip this weekend's Amstel Gold Race.

The Dutchwoman finished second in the inaugural Paris-Roubaix Femmes and is hoping to do one better in 2022.

Narrow roads, crosswinds, and sometimes bad weather turn the Dutch classic into one of the most intense races on the international calendar.

From Elisa Balsamo's potentially Tour of Flanders-winning form to Trek-Segafredo versus SD Worx, these are some of the key takeaways from Sunday's race.

Dutch rider sprints for second at Gent-Wevelgem, just her second road race in 2022 after her cyclocross worlds win.

It's another big win for the world champion as Marianne Vos is second in thrilling finale.

All you need to know about the men's and women's Gent-Wevelgem, including routes, riders, and must-know narratives.

A cold sidelines the four-time winner for Sunday's race.

Will this year's Trofeo Alfredo Binda end in a breakaway or a bunch sprint? From climbers to sprinters, here are some of the riders to watch in the third Women's WorldTour race of the year.

Vos could make history this year, but she has plenty of competition in her way, including home favorite and defending champion Elisa Longo Borghini.

A closer look at some of the most prominent rivalries in women's racing in recent memory.

U.S. ace Labecki debuts for Jumbo-Visma as Dutch squad premieres new 'double threat' in Tuscan classic.

Annemiek van Vleuten takes aim at third Strade Bianche win as she looks to keep up her 2022 winning streak.

In more than 15 years spent dominating the sport, Vos's perspective on cycling and on life has changed.

No rider has won the Women's WorldTour two years in a row, not even Annemiek van Vleuten. Who are the riders vying for her place at the top of the standings?

The 29-year-old American is looking forward to learning from her new teammate after joining Jumbo-Visma for 2022.

Go down memory lane with Marianne Vos and each of her cyclocross world titles, from her first in 2006 to her eighth in 2022.

Marianne Vos and Tom Pidcock took impressive wins in Fayetteville. Here are the elite races in photos.

The Dutch woman has dominated cycling for almost two decades and took an unprecedented eighth cyclocross world title in Fayetteville.

A wrestling match between Marianne Vos and Lucinda Brand made for a World Champs race that was as electric as it was unsurprising.

Who to watch at the 2022 UCI world cyclocross championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Dutchwoman wins on home soil in final World Cup before the Fayetteville worlds.

Outside's master chef Biju Thomas will be cooking for Team USA. He joins the show to talk race food and logistics.

Vos notches her seventh national title with sights on her eighth world title.

The Dutch women will head to Fayetteville with a formidable eight-rider line-up, while just two elite men are selected after Mathieu van der Poel's injury woes.

As we await the start of a new year of racing, let's look back at the wonderful season just gone.

The Dutchman may have to look to Egan Bernal, Marianne Vos and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot as he figures out his next moves.

Mark Cavendish and Marianne Vos make their mark on the history books.