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Demi Vollering
Name: Demi Vollering
Birthday: 15 November 1996
Birthplace: Pijnacker, Netherlands
Turned Pro: 2019
Heigth: 1.72m
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“Women have fought to be seen for what they can do, not how they look” - Demi Vollering joins growing backlash to Sydney Sweeney's viral nude sports advert
16 September 2026
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World Championships Montréal women's elite road race 2026 preview, profile, favourites & predictions - Will Demi Vollering finally win the rainbow jersey?
16 September 2026
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"I was completely done with it" - Demi Vollering admits she almost opted to skip her fantastic 2026 campaign after "rough" year prior
16 August 2026
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“She wanted to show Niewiadoma that she deserved it” – Demi Vollering’s Pogacar-like completeness proves point at Tour de France Femmes
13 August 2026
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"It’s not just a story" - Demi Vollering basks in Tour de France Femmes glory as she brings yellow jersey to team's hometown
12 August 2026
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Latest comments
awp
16-09-2026
That is a good question.
Rafionain-Glas
16-09-2026
Great for Demi to speak out, this stuff is utterly horrific
Rafionain-Glas
16-09-2026
Lol is this a MyWhoosh advert? Haven't they got Peter Sagan for that
Jumpyjohn
16-09-2026
Not very well liked in the peleton may be right or wrong but is not opinion. God exists or doesn’t exist but if you don’t know or have no facts you are just a believer or non-believer.
Jumpyjohn
16-09-2026
The trouble is, if you take out anyone who’s ever doped, you have several missing generations which implies you have to get total outsiders to run the sport for quite a long time.
Jumpyjohn
16-09-2026
Tweaking the turbo
Jumpyjohn
16-09-2026
Ineos is probably the worst sports sponsor there has ever been, or can anyone name one that trumps it?
Rafionain-Glas
16-09-2026
Entitled to an opinion of course but without having raced against/with Remco no-one can say that he's not very well liked without evidence
Rafionain-Glas
16-09-2026
Brennan can also give a great deal of help to Vingegaard, unlike Kooij who is less versatile (but still not a pure sprinter)
MidnightRider
16-09-2026
Yes, but at the same time we are seeing the ongoing rebirth of a team that was itself dismantled. I am a TJV/TVL guy to the core, but I nonetheless appreciate what a Belgian classics team means to the sport. Alpecin has risen as Soudal has declined, but MVDP and Philipsen won't be on top forever. Seeing Soudal become the Wolfpack again is good for cycling, in my view.
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