Marianne Vos
Nationality: Dutch
Date of birth: 13/05/1987
From: ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
Height: 1.68m
Weight: 58kg
Team: Rabobank-Liv
Twitter: @marianne-Vos
World and Olympic champion across a variety of cycling disciplines, Marianne Vos is widely regarded as one of the greatest cyclists of all time. The Dutch woman had a quiet start to 2014 but was straight back in the action at the women’s Fleche Wallonne in April. Although she lined up as a four time winner, this year she opted to ride for her team mate Pauline Ferrand-Prevot who went on to win.
Vos is the current Olympic champion in the road race, having previously won gold on the track at Beijing in the points race, and also the road race world champion. Vos has also won the cyclo cross world title and every major race on the women’s calendar.
Major results: 2012 Olympic road race | 2013 world championship road race
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Marianne Vos (Waowdeals) at the 2018 GP Plouay Agglomeration Lorient where she finished in second place. (Owen Rogers) Marianne Vos's team to become CCC women's team for 2019
Multiple world champion's team signs three year sponsorship deal
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Marianne Vos on Women's Tour 2016 stage two Marianne Vos misses Tour of Flanders for a fourth year as a health precaution
Marianne Vos is trying to avoid succumbing to health issues she suffered throughout 2015
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Lizzie Armitstead wins 2016 Women's Tour Lizzie Deignan is queen of pro cycling tweeters
British Boels-Dolmans rider Lizzie Deignan has the most Twitter followers of any female professional road cyclist
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Marianne Vos, Women's Tour 2016, stage four Long-term future of Marianne Vos's team secured with new five-year sponsor
Dutch sustainable energy consultancy WM3 Energie has signed up to five year deal as title sponsor of the former Rabo-Liv team, securing its future to 2022.
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Marianne Vos, Women's Tour 2016, stage four Marianne Vos's Rabo-Liv team becomes Fortitude Pro Cycling for 2017
Rabo-Liv becomes Fortitude Pro Cycling in 2017 after the withdrawal of Dutch bank Rabobank
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Marianne Vos, Women's Tour 2016, stage four Marianne Vos moves closer to Lizzie Armitstead's lead in Women's Tour after stage four win
Dutchwoman Marianne Vos sprints ahead of the pack to win stage four of the 2016 Aviva Women's Tour in Stoke-on-Trent
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Marianne Vos appeared to ride a women's specific Liv bike in 2016, and now rides a unisex frame from Ridley Pro Bike: Marianne Vos's Liv Envie Advanced
We take a close look at Marianne Vos's Liv Envie Advanced, the bike that the multiple world champion is riding on British roads in the Aviva Women's Tour.
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Christine Majerus wins Women's Tour 2016, stage one Christine Majerus wins stage one of the Aviva Women's Tour
Christine Majerus took the win on stage one of the Aviva Women's Tour but breakaway rider Alison Tetrick almost took victory
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Marianne Vos escapes serious injury after heavy crash (video)
The former world champion has tweeted to say she's be fine, despite what looks like a heavy crash. Read on for more of the best cycling videos from the past week
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Marianne Vos at the 2013 Road World Championships (Sunada) Marianne Vos wins her first race since comeback from injury
Three-time world champion Marianne Vos marked her comeback from injury with a win at the Pajot Hills Classic on Wednesday
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Five women's WorldTour contenders for 2016 (video)
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Marianne VOS (Ned) Marianne Vos returns to training after long injury lay-off
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Lizzie Armitstead expects Dutch challenge in World Championships road race
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Marianne Vos Marianne Vos scraps 2015 targets as injury woes continue
Former world champion Marianne Vos is still suffering from injury and has delayed her return to competition
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Merckx looking effortlessly cool with an espresso Who is the world's greatest cyclist? Here's what you thought
We asked you who you thought was the greatest cyclist that the world has ever seen, and here's what you said...
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Marianne Vos breaks rib in mountain bike crash
More woes for Marianne Vos as former world champion breaks a rib preparing for an Austrian mountain bike race
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Credit: Andy Jones Marianne Vos returns to the road after hamstring injury delays her season
Marianne Vos will race in the Netehrlands this weekend, but will miss next week's Flèche Wallonne as she returns from injury
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Credit: Andy Jones Marianne Vos forced to delay season start due to injury
Marianne Vos looks certain to miss Strade Bianche due to lingering injury
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Marianne Vos Marianne Vos gets descending tips from mountain biker Oscar Saiz
Marianne Vos, Pauline Ferrand-Prevot and their Rabo-Liv team hone their downhill skills in Spain
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Laura Trott and Marianne Vos at the Revolution Series, 2014 Credit: Luke Webber Laura Trott takes six out of six wins at Revolution Series in London
Laura Trott, Marianne Vos, Ben Swift and Alex Dowsett all in action in London velodrome at Revolution Series opener
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Marianne Vos and Lizzie Armitstead, Women's Tour press conference 2014 Credit: Andy Jones Analysis: Can Lizzie Armitstead defeat Marianne Vos?
Is the rainbow jersey realistic for Lizzie Armitstead in the women's road race at the 2014 world championships?
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Marianne Vos's Rabobank-Liv team crash out of TTT world championship (video)
Watch as Rabobank-Liv spectacularly crash out of women's team time trial world championship race
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Laura Trott, Commonwealth Games 2014 Glasgow, track cycling day four Trott and Vos confirmed for opening Revolution Series round in London
Newly-crowned Commonwealth Games champion Laura Trott to come up against World and Olympic road race champion Marianne Vos
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