Ellen van Dijk
Ellen van Dijk, born on the 11th of February 1987, is a former pro cyclist who achieved 71 wins as a pro including the time trial World Championships on three occasions, the Tour of Flanders, an European Championships title on the road and four in the time trial; as well as many other quality victories.
Name: Ellen van Dijk
Born: 11 February 1987
Birthplace: Harmelen, Netherlands
Turned Pro: 2006
Height: 1.82m
Born: 11 February 1987
Birthplace: Harmelen, Netherlands
Turned Pro: 2006
Height: 1.82m
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