Annemiek van Vleuten

Grand tours, monuments, and the worlds are targets for reigning world champion in swansong season.

Only two men and one woman have achieved cycling's hardest treble. We asked Stephe Roche why it's so hard.

VeloNews' editors debate and dissect the biggest stories of 2022 in our own 22-stage grand tour of the cycling year.

A different kind of top-ten list.

Annemiek Van Vleuten and Enric Mas move centerstage for Movistar in 2023.

VeloNews takes a look at some of the best riders and moments in women's cycling in 2022, from the best sprinter, breakthrough rider, and more.

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An international jury of journalists awards the prizes to the top road riders each season.

Nobody can truly replace Van Vleuten, but who will emerge as the peloton's top rider when she hangs up her racing wheels?

Van Vleuten celebrated 'the biggest turnout ever' as she auctioned off old kit at her local bike shop in the Netherlands.

Van Vleuten celebrated “the biggest turnout ever” as she auctioned off old kit at her local bike shop in the Netherlands.

The new world champion plans to go out with a bang as she embarks on the final season of her career.

Taking out the gravel gimmick and putting in a race-finishing time trial will change the race dynamic compared to 2022.

Tour de France stars, world champions, hour record holders among favorites for long-running awards created by French magazine Vélo.

Should we just give the 40-year-old Movistar leader the yellow jersey now?

Dutch rider says that winning the inaugural 2022 edition was the biggest achievement of her career.

Annemiek van Vleuten says that plans to increase the maximum worlds road race distance to 180k 'raises the bar' for women's cycling.

She might be nearing her retirement, but Van Vleuten is still getting better. Was 2022 her best season yet?

Newly-crowned world champion helps Movistar teammate Arlenis Sierra to Tour de Romandie Féminin stage win.

The Dutch rider is still recovering from a broken elbow she suffered at the worlds, but couldn't wait until 2023 to ride in her rainbow jersey of world champion.

The Dutch rider says she will enjoy next season in the rainbow jersey 'to the max' and will call it quits in 2023.

Three hilly days in Switzerland will close out the 2022 Women's WorldTour calendar.

Unzué hints at arrival of second title sponsor and laments letting Richard Carapaz get away, but applauds Annemiek van Vleuten and cites Matteo Jorgenson as part of 'future of team.'

Dutchwoman raises prospect of postponing planned retirement: 'It's not about winning, but the urge to improve myself.'

Van Vleuten's road world championship victory stands, with her wallet a little lighter.

Aero socks are big news right now, but how much aero savings can they offer and how much would you pay for those savings?

Van Vleuten's socks were a high and low point of the women's road race.

Van Vleuten has won a lot in her career, but her second world road race title was something special.

The Dutchwoman was well out of contention, until she wasn't.

'It’s a little bit painful actually. If you’re so close to a world title then second is not enough,' says silver medalist.

"It took me some time to realize that I had pulled it off because I was waiting for the moment when someone would tell me it was a joke."

Annemiek van Vleuten makes history, Australia miss out, and strength doesn’t matter when the tactics aren’t right.

Dutch rider comes back from a fractured elbow to take incredible road race win as Niamh Fisher-Black claims the U23 crown.

Dutchwoman set to start Saturday's race after fracturing elbow Wednesday: 'A final test today showed that the recovery was sufficient.'

Dutch star rode 65km on Thursday but said it's too early to say if she can handle the rigors of Saturday's elite women's road race.

A decision will be made later in the week whether the 39-year-old can line up to contest another rainbow jersey.

It was undoubtedly dramatic, but let’s take a closer look at what’s actually to blame.

Dutch national team officials confirm Van Vleuten suffered a 'stable fracture' to her elbow in mixed relay crash.

A dropped chain for Bauke Mollema and big crash for Annemiek van Vleuten sees Dutch scrambling to salvage mixed team relay.

Dutch team officials and doctors will wait and see if Van Vleuten can race for the rainbow jersey Saturday.

The Dutchwoman misses the medals in surprise off-day: 'I had a shit day so we don’t need to analyze it.'

The Netherlands has dominated the TT discipline in recent seasons, but the USA, Australia, and Switzerland have riders to topple the orange nation.

Annemiek van Vleuten is truly the best stage racer of this age.

World champion takes victory in final race in rainbow jersey.

The race is growing but improvements still need to be made so that the Ceratizit Challenge’s ambitions can be turned into reality.

World champion takes victory in final race in rainbow jersey.

Italian wins after Anna Kiesenhofer caught following long solo breakaway.

Dutchwoman building form in advance of world championships.

Stage win puts Dutch rider in red jersey.

Stage 2 winner put two minutes into rivals in first race since Tour de France Femmes.

Queen stage win puts Dutch rider in red jersey

GC favorites already spread out after opening stage

Defending champion says the Ceratizit Callenge by La Vuelta will be the hardest 'Grand Tour' to target...because it's too easy.

The Dutchwoman returns to racing after Tour de France Femmes win, builds up to world championships

Spanish race continues to expand with new five-day route.

Annemiek van Vleuten and Marianne Vos to spearhead women’s squad.

The payout is dramatically less than the men's Tour de France, but equals the biggest payout on the women's calendar.

If Annemiek van Vleuten wants to race up Alpe d'Huez she should be given the chance to.

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

Annemiek van Vleuten, Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig, Kristen Faulkner, Grace Brown, and more give their thoughts on the Tour de France Femmes and its future.

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

Van Vleuten drops rivals on Super Planche des Belles Filles to crush final stage and seal inaugural Tour de France Femmes.

The Dutchwoman was so sick she was unable to pack her suitcase herself.

Van Vleuten uncorked a ride for the record books in a display of utter dominance Saturday. What can route planners and the peloton do to foil her in the future?

With one stage to go, the GC at the Tour de France Femmes is all but wrapped up.

The Movistar rider destroyed her rivals on the first mountain stage of the Tour de France Femmes.

Dutchwoman finishes over three minutes clear of nearest rival Demi Vollering, siezes control ahead of race ahead of final stage summit finish.

We get a closer look at Van Vleuten's weight-weenie aero bike, complete with some golden flourishes.

The Spanish champ had a really bad day.

The Movistar leader and pre-race favourite explains that a "stomach infection" is behind her uncharacteristic performances so far.

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.'

Van Vleuten suffers stomach issues through start of the race but limits stage 3 losses to keep GC bid alive.

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

TdFF favorite is undeterred: 'Pressure gets the best out of me.'

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.

Eight stages, 1,029 kilometers, €250,000 prize money, and 144 history-making women.

The Dutch woman is one of the major favorites and has already won the Giro d'Italia Donne this season.

A lot of new races have been added to the women's calendar in recent seasons. Is it now time to go back to the drawing board to make it more streamlined?