Of note, Dutch analyst Thijs Zonneveld delivering a scathing critique of her performance on his podcast In het Wiel. "I can't explain this. I've never seen such a poor masterclass. Well, okay, Tokyo was maybe worse, but this comes close. I find it absolutely scandalous. What Vollering did, I find it scandalous," Zonneveld reflected in disbelief after the women's road race.
With her 2024 season now having reached its conclusion though, Vollering has taken the opportunity to escape from the World Championship furore via some well-deserved rest and relaxation on holiday in Turkey. "Calming down after a busy period," comments the 27-year-old via her
official Instagram account, posting regular updates over the past few days too, seemingly enjoying the break. "the weather is perfect, now it’s time for some nice strolls in the old city, finding nice beaches and searching for the best places to eat nice food and discovering turkeys delicacies!"
One thing that is still shrouded in mystery is where Vollering's future lies. The former Tour de France winner is widely expected to leave
Team SD Worx - Protime upon the end of her contract on December 31st. Despite intense rumours and speculation though, no formal announcements of Vollering's signing have been made by any team as of yet.