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Demi Vollering Set to Lead a Dutch Women’s 2026 UCI Road World Championship Squad Surprisingly Lacking Two Former Winners

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The Dutch squad will field a typically strong squad with multiple options

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Demi Vollering is the leader of the Dutch selection for the World Cycling Championships, which will take place in Montreal, Canada from September 20 to 27. The KNWU announced this on Thursday. The winner of the Tour de France has a long list of honors, but she has never been world champion.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Demi Vollering is the Dutch team leader at the World Cycling Championships in Montreal, Canada.

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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On Thursday, the KNWU announced the Dutch selection for the World Cycling Championships. Demi Vollering will start in Montreal as the undisputed team leader for the road race and time trial. The winner of the last Tour de France Femmes will have a strong team supporting her, in which Anna van der Breggen and Marianne Vos are absent. National coach Laurens ten Dam explained to the NOS why he is leaving the two former world champions at home.

Demi Vollering is the leader of the Dutch selection for the World Cycling Championships, which will take place in Montreal, Canada from September 20 to 27. The KNWU announced this on Thursday. The winner of the Tour de France has a long list of honors, but she has never been world champion.

MONTRÉAL (ANP) - Demi Vollering is the team leader of the Dutch selection for the World Cycling Championships, which will take place in Montreal, Canada, from September 20 to 27. The KNWU announced this on Thursday. The winner of the Tour de France has a long list of honors, but became world champion...

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NOS broke the news in Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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