Newsletter
Results
Next Races
▼
WT Manager
Originals
▼
More
▼
Podcast
Calendars
▼
Teams
▼
Market
Marlen Reusser
Name: Marlen Reusser
Born: 20 September 1991
Birthplace: Jegenstorf, Switzerland
Turned Pro: 2019
Height: 1.80m
News
Cycling
“Mentally, I wasn’t really there anymore” - Demi Vollering’s golden fortnight finally catches up with her at European Championships
07 October 2026
Kieran Wood
Cycling
“A lot of the nerves are already gone” - Marlen Reusser ends 2026 with record fifth European title after beating Demi Vollering
07 October 2026
Kieran Wood
Cycling
Results European Championships 2026 Elite Women's Time Trial | Marlen Reusser beats Demi Vollering to record fifth European title
07 October 2026
Carlos Silva
Cycling
Start Times & Order European Championships 2026 elite women's time trial – Vollering, Reusser, Niewiadoma, Longo Borghini and more
06 October 2026
Jorge Borreguero
Cycling
European Championships Ljubljana women's elite road race 2026 preview, profile, favourites & predictions - Vollering, Niewiadoma, Reusser and Longo Borghini go to war again
03 October 2026
Rúben Silva
Cycling
"It’s either full gas or the race is over" - Marlen Reusser critical of rivals at World Championships
26 September 2026
Rúben Silva
More Articles
Just in
American WorldTour outfit in trouble? EF Education-EasyPost lose Carapaz and rising talents with no clear replacements for 2027
Oct 19, 06:00
1
Tadej Pogacar lays out huge 2027 ambitions: Record sixth Tour de France and Vuelta redemption among three major targets
Oct 18, 14:49
12
Never miss a cycling story again – Follow CyclingUpToDate on Google!
Sep 13, 16:31
0
CyclingUpToDate Podcast: "That's the big game changer..." - Tadej Pogacar's 2027 Tour-World-Vuelta combo under scrutiny
Oct 20, 06:00
0
More Articles
Popular news
OFFICIAL: EF Education-EasyPost confirm signing of former British Giro d'Italia champion
Oct 19, 15:33
2
Tom Pidcock's brother Joe retires from cycling at 24 as Pinarello Q36.5 leader pays tribute - "I dreamed of winning with Joey in his last pro race"
Oct 19, 16:55
1
"There are more cowboys in the peloton" - One of cycling's most experienced riders calls out young guns
Oct 19, 21:30
1
Cycling Market - Overhaul at Netcompany INEOS and Richard Carapaz' shocking move to NSN
Oct 19, 12:45
0
More Articles
Latest comments
Davide
20-10-2026
disrespectful thats a joke ...
wrsty
20-10-2026
EF’s “island of misfit toys” squad is probably one of my favorites in the peloton. They are fun to watch, always trying stuff - they ride with heart and panache, and their kits are excellent.
Rafionain-Glas
19-10-2026
'Children these days'... Wout, since the caveman learned to say "Ug", older generations have always said this about younger generations. Not every young rider is a cowboy. So what's to say that the fact that Poels was respectful meant that his peers were equally so?
frieders3
19-10-2026
"...In a weakened field" Most definitely ! YAWN !
MajorPayne
19-10-2026
Noted. But I had to appease his fans.
Rafionain-Glas
19-10-2026
I wonder if he'll race Challenge Mallorca
Rafionain-Glas
19-10-2026
Head to head time-splits: Jay Vine vs Remco Evenepoel: 10.5 km - Vine lost 45 seconds to Evenepoel 34.2 km - Vine lost a further 1:10, and was caught in the vicinity of that checkpoint. Note: I remember Vine getting caught before the second checkpoint, and ProCyclingStats log supports that, however, the gap at the second checkpoint was less than 2 minutes. 45.4 km - Vine lost only 16 seconds Of course, Vine lost less time in the middle section than the early section, but at the final segment rate, he'd have lost 15 seconds in the opening section and and 34 seconds in the middle. It is possible that Vine paced himself very well but that seems unlikely. In comparison with Stefan Küng: Kung lost: 26 seconds at T1. A further 1:11 by T2. A further 40 seconds by the finish. Relative to Evenepoel, Küng did slow down by the end. Maxime Decomble: Lost 47 seconds at T1. A further 1:20 by T2. A further 26 seconds by the finish. Mikkel Bjerg: Lost 37 seconds at T1. A further 1:34 by T2. A further 46 seconds by the finish. It is not concrete evidence that Vine cheated though it certainly doesn't absolve him. However, watching the race, I am 100% sure that Vine did not pull over and follow a different line when Remco passed him. Remco pulled away quite quickly, but the gap did not balloon and Vine definitely got aero assistance.
vappaxbipmv
19-10-2026
That ship has sailed years ago
vappaxbipmv
19-10-2026
He doesn't have to. I'd be perfectly happy if he loses SB if he then wins everything else
KissinKate
19-10-2026
Please don't put Remco in the same sentence as Tadej. It's disrespectful to Tadej. Please make a note of this.
Loading