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WM3 starts soundly in the Boels Rental Ladies Tour
Anouska Koster finished as the first WM3-rider on Tuesday noon in the prologue of the Boels Rental Ladies Tour in Wageningen, crossing the finish line as 14th at 15 seconds from a podium place and ...
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Roster: Boels Rental Ladies Tour
The Boels Rental Ladies Tour, one of the most important stage races for women in the Netherlands, is about to start. From Tuesday to Sunday, the peloton will race through Gelderland, Noord-Br...
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No surprise in the GP de Plouay
WM3 Pro Cycling could not surprise on Saturday in the GP de Plouay. Anouska Koster finished as first of the team in the WorldTour race. Lizzie Deignan won after an entertaining final. As is o...
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Roster: GP de Plouay
Another WorldTour race for WM3 Pro Cycling. On Saturday, our team will race the GP de Plouay in France. The riders will cover 121 kilometres in 4 laps of 26.9k each, followed by a final lap of 13.9...
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Sabrina Stultiens first addition for 2018
WM3 Pro Cycling reinforces the team for the next cycling season with Sabrina Stultiens. The 24-year-old rider from Limburg is the first new addition for the team in 2018. In the past, she was alrea...
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Marianne Vos wins with super strong WM3 in Norway
A big fish for WM3 Pro Cycling. Marianne Vos held out in the final stage of the Ladies Tour of Norway and won the general classification. The team excelled and countered every attack on the leader&...
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Marianne Vos new leader in Norway
Marianne Vos is the new leader in the Ladies Tour of Norway after she sprinted to the 2nd place in stage 2. Chloe Hosking could just about stay ahead. Marianne already had collected bonus points in...
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Strong team, barely missed the leader’s jersey
Marianne Vos just about missed the opportunity to win the leader’s jersey in stage 1 of the Ladies Tour of Norway. She took bonus points during 2 intermediate sprints and was virtual leader f...
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A good start in the Ladies Tour of Norway
A fruitful start in the Ladies Tour of Norway. Marianne Vos finished the 3.5-kilometre-long prologue as second. She needed 0.64 seconds more than the winner of the day, Ellen van Dijk. Marianne Vo...
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