Marlen Reusser
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- Oct 21
Paula Blasi joins Movistar Team on a three-year deal from 2027 after Vuelta win
Vuelta a España champion Paula Blasi, 23, leaves the UAE team for Movistar, which will field her for three seasons from 1 January 2027. The signing was agreed in September, but the announcement waited for UCI paperwork.
- Oct 7
Primož Roglič beats Bruno Armirail to win European time trial gold in Slovenia
The 36-year-old Slovenian completed the 22-kilometre course around Šenčur in 28 minutes and 16 seconds, beating France's Bruno Armirail by seven seconds to claim his 93rd career victory.
- Oct 3
Demi Vollering wins European road title in Slovenia one week after world championship
The Dutch cyclist attacked 14 kilometres from the finish on the Mozjanca climb to win the 130-kilometre road race in Ljubljana ahead of teammate Puck Pieterse.
- Sep 27
Demi Vollering outsprints Kasia Niewiadoma to win world road race in Montreal
Demi Vollering took gold in the elite women road race at the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, defeating Kasia Niewiadoma in an uphill sprint after a 180.4-kilometer race.
- Sep 26
Demi Vollering wins women's road race world title in Montreal sprint
The Dutch rider beat Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney in a two-up sprint across 180.1 kilometres in Canada, completing a season sweep of the Giro, Tour and worlds.
- Sep 26
Demi Vollering wins womens world road race title in Montreal ahead of Kasia Niewiadoma
Dutch rider Demi Vollering secured her first road world title on Saturday in Montreal, beating Kasia Niewiadoma in an uphill sprint after a 180-kilometre race around Mount Royal.
- Sep 20
Remco Evenepoel wins fourth consecutive world time trial title in Montreal as Filippo Ganna takes silver
Remco Evenepoel finished the 39.2-kilometer course in Montreal in 44 minutes 53.13 seconds to claim gold, beating Filippo Ganna by 57.31 seconds.
- Aug 4
Marlen Reusser wins Tour de France time trial, becomes first Swiss woman in yellow
The Swiss time trial world champion edged Lieke Nooijen by four seconds on the 21-kilometre course from Gevrey-Chambertin to Dijon, overcoming strong winds and a late scare to claim the overall lead.
