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Marlen Reusser
Name: Marlen Reusser
Born: 20 September 1991
Birthplace: Jegenstorf, Switzerland
Turned Pro: 2019
Height: 1.80m
News
Cycling
Medical update: Marlen Reusser escapes serious injuries in UAE Tour heavy crash
07 February 2026
Ondrej Zhasil
Cycling
Boosted by world title, Marlen Reusser aims for a Vuelta-Tour double in 2026!
04 February 2026
Ondrej Zhasil
Cycling
"I had to change my number": Ferrand-Prévot opens up on the "madness" of Tour glory and the weight controversy
18 January 2026
Félix Serna
Cycling
The future of Movistar? 18-year-old talent speaks of pride at joining Spanish outfit: "This team has always been the reference point"
15 December 2025
Kieran Wood
Cycling
“If I won knowing I cheated, I wouldn’t feel joy” – Marlen Reusser stands firm against legalizing doping
09 November 2025
Félix Serna
Cycling
Marlen Reusser transfer: Hit or Miss? | SD Worx departure works miracles for time trial World Champion?
02 November 2025
Rúben Silva
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Just in
LIVE | Paris-Nice stage 4 - Chaos reigns in the race. Four groups, Vauquelin & Lamperti out of the front of the race, Rodriguez 1m behind.
Mar 11, 12:43
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LIVE | Tirreno-Adriatico stage 3 - Rain, dangerous roads, wind. Bunch sprint or a breakaway will succeed?
Mar 11, 10:00
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“Yesterday could have been a big moment if Matteo Jorgenson hadn’t crashed” - Wout van Aert rues Visma’s missed Tirreno-Adriatico chance
Mar 11, 12:31
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“We cannot change it” - Jonas Vingegaard accepts Paris-Nice TTT setback as rainy Stage 4 looms
Mar 11, 12:15
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Popular news
“In 2024 and 2025, Pogacar rode around 340 watts. Now it was 380” - Tadej Pogacar’s Strade Bianche data stuns Dutch ex-pro
Mar 11, 10:29
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Paris-Nice 2026 Jury & Fines update stage 3
Mar 10, 18:41
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Results Tirreno-Adriatico 2026 stage 2 | Mathieu van der Poel takes glory on the gravel ahead of Del Toro as Jorgenson and Arensman dealt crash blow
Mar 10, 15:55
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"If Paul doesn't want to stay, that's his decision" - Decathlon ready for negotiation battle against UAE for Paul Seixas
Mar 11, 10:30
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Latest comments
Mistermaumau
11-03-2026
Do we really need a doctor to explain that to us, does that make it (sound) more credible to the flat earther crowd?
Mistermaumau
11-03-2026
So? If they pay for it or have permission I’d say it’s totally normal. 90% of western world news is copy-pasted from 3-4 sources and then linked to almost infinitely. There are few other credible up to date sources and it justifies PCSs legitimacy and raison d’être. ALSO, you may have missed it but all CUTD claims to be is a COLLATOR of what other cycling websites present so you don’t have to do the rounds.
Mistermaumau
11-03-2026
Hope so
Mistermaumau
11-03-2026
You forget, that 12% is at only 85% ;-) Do we really have to discuss the details of things so obviously wrong? What would be more interesting is to discuss how much difference in average speed or race time 380 vs 340 or 85 vs 100% would translate into and whether we will see those.
Rafionain-Glas
11-03-2026
The liveblog is always so blatantly PCS livestats
maria20242024
11-03-2026
No more only UAE and Visma, this year there are a lot of very good teams. It will be a funny cyclist year.
Ride1974
11-03-2026
If he's really 12% stronger than last year (as the article seems to imply), then he's already won Milan San Remo. Maybe it's true that his numbers showed 380w over 340w, but that's just what hid "did", not necessarily what he "could". I don't know if he rode all out last year. Maybe he just did enough to stay ahead. I could easily believe a 2% improvement in capacity, but 12%???
Rafionain-Glas
11-03-2026
Paul Magnier should be rated above Jasper Philipsen, especially with the climbing
Rafionain-Glas
11-03-2026
Paul Magnier should be rated above Jasper Philipsen, especially with the climbing
Rafionain-Glas
11-03-2026
'We stayed at the back to save energy for the TTT' LOL. This attempt to change the trend of positioning battles certainly won't spread further than Visma. It seems that Visma are too focused on the usual type of TTT. They finished with 3 riders. All the teams that beat them finished with one rider. If Armirail had spent himself earlier they'd have been much faster. Of course they want Piganzoli to stay high up on GC to test for the Giro. I also noticed that, although Armirail and Piganzoli are good riders, Jonas finished with two new signings.
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