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UEC European Championships: World Champion Demi Vollering Claims Solo Elite Women's Victory for Dominant Dutch Team

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First win in rainbow for Dutch powerhouse as Puck Pieterse takes second, Marlen Reusser is third

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Demi Vollering wins European champion title a week after winning rainbow jersey. Cyclists excited about Slovenian roads.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Since this continental date was established ten years ago, Vollering is the first to achieve the double crown in the World Cup and the European in the same season. The 29-year-old Dutch woman achieved a clear victory by escaping alone in the final part to defend her advantage, without suffering, over the rest of the favorites. Her season is being spectacular and the golds in the World Cup and the European crown a year in which she already triump…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Without an opponent, on Saturday, on the online race of the European cycling championships, the Dutch rider easily defended her title in Slovenia. As a world champion a week earlier, Demi Vollering did not finish finishing off with an extraordinary record.

·Paris, France
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The Dutch woman Demi Vollering finished this Saturday in Slovenia with her European title on the individual race, an almost perfect 2026 year, adding several other prestigious successes including the Tour de France and the Worlds.

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Dutchwoman Demi Vollering won the gold medal at the European Road Cycling Championships in Slovenia. After winning the world championship title, the 29-year-old has become the best on the old continent for the second time in a row. Another Dutchwoman, Puck Pieterse, took silver after the 130 km route from Ljubljana to Šenčur, and Swiss Marlen Reusser took bronze.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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WielerFlits broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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