VOS Marianne

CYCLING ROAD

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Road Race	Individual Time Trial
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	9	-
2012	London, GBR	1	16
2008	Beijing, CHN	6	14

UCI Road World Championships

Year	Location	Road Race	Individual Time Trial	Team Time Trial
2020	Imola, ITA	4	-	-
2019	Harrogate, GBR	6	-	-
2017	Bergen, NOR	47	-	-
2016	Doha, QAT	22	-	-
2014	Ponferrada, ESP	10	-	14
2013	Florence, ITA	1	-	2
2012	Valkenburg, NED	1	-	4
2011	Copenhagen, DEN	2	10	-
2010	Melbourne, VIC, AUS	2	-	-
2009	Mendrisio, SUI	2	-	-
2008	Varese, ITA	2	-	-
2007	Stuttgart, GER	2	-	-
2006	Salzburg, AUT	1	-	-

Ten best performances in major races in career

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location
1	2021	Road Race	Amstel Gold Race	Vilt, NED
1	2021	Road Race	Gent - Wevelgem	Wevelgem, BEL
1	2019	Women's Individual	Ladies Tour of Norway	Halden, NOR
1	2019	Road Race	La Course by Le Tour	Pau, FRA
1	2019	Road Race	Trofeo Binda	Cittiglio, ITA
1	2018	Women's Individual	Ladies Tour of Norway	Halden, NOR
1	2018	Road Race	Vargarda RR	Vargarda, SWE
1	2017	Women's Individual	Ladies Tour of Norway	Halden, NOR
1	2014	Road Race	La Course by Le Tour	Paris, FRA
1	2014	Women's Individual	Giro Rosa	Madonna del Ghisallo, ITA
1	2014	Women's Individual	The Women's Tour	Bury St Edmunds, GBR
1	2013	Road Race	GP de Plouay	Plouay, FRA
1	2013	Road Race	Vargarda RR	Vargarda, SWE
1	2013	Road Race	Fleche Wallonne	Huy, BEL
1	2013	Road Race	Ronde van Vlaanderen	Oudenaarde, BEL
1	2013	Road Race	Ronde van Drenthe	Hoogeveen, NED
1	2012	Women's Individual	Holland Ladies Tour	Berg en Terblijt, NED
1	2012	Road Race	GP de Plouay	Plouay, FRA
1	2012	Women's Individual	Giro Rosa	Bergamo, ITA
1	2012	Road Race	Trofeo Binda	Cittiglio, ITA
1	2012	Road Race	Ronde van Drenthe	Hoogeveen, NED
1	2011	Women's Individual	Holland Ladies Tour	Berg en Terblijt, NED
1	2011	Women's Individual	Giro Rosa	San Francesco al Campo, ITA
1	2011	Women's Individual	Emakumeen Bira	Ordunya, ESP
1	2011	Road Race	Fleche Wallonne	Huy, BEL
1	2011	Road Race	Ronde van Drenthe	Hoogeveen, NED
1	2010	Women's Individual	Holland Ladies Tour	Hellendoorn, NED
1	2010	Road Race	Trofeo Binda	Cittiglio, ITA
1	2009	Women's Individual	Holland Ladies Tour	Cauberg, NED
1	2009	Road Race	Vargarda RR	Vargarda, SWE
1	2009	Road Race	Fleche Wallonne	Huy, BEL
1	2009	Road Race	Trofeo Binda	Cittiglio, ITA
1	2008	Women's Individual	Emakumeen Bira	Eibar, ESP
1	2008	Road Race	Fleche Wallonne	Huy, BEL
1	2007	Road Race	Fleche Wallonne	Huy, BEL

European Games

Year	Location	Road Race
2019	Minsk, BLR	2

Legend
DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified, OTL - Outside the Time Limit

CYCLING TRACK

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Points Race
2008	Beijing, CHN	1

World Championships

Year	Location	Points Race	Scratch
2011	Apeldoorn, NED	7	1
2008	Manchester, GBR	1	-

Legend
IP - Individual Pursuit, TP - Team Pursuit, DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified

Vosje [Little Fox]. (gelderlander.nl, 04 Oct 2010)

Athlete

Biomedical Science, Psychology - University of Nijmegen [NED] / University of Heerlen [NED]

Dutch, English

Jumbo - Visma Women Team [Netherlands] since 2021

She has competed in cyclo-cross, track cycling, and mountain biking at international level. She is an Olympic and world champion in track cycling and a world champion in cyclo-cross. She was also involved in speed skating at national youth level in the Netherlands. (mariannevos.nl, 13 Jan 2016; schaatsen.nl, 14 Sep 2015; bd.nl, 26 Apr 2015)

Turned professional in 2007

She underwent surgery on a groin injury in January 2020 and had to rest for six weeks. (indeleiderstrui.nl, 21 Jan 2020; wielerflits.nl, 17 Jan 2020)

In 2018 she was out of competition for four weeks after suffering a broken collarbone in Liege-Bastogne-Liege in Belgium. (nos.nl, 23 Apr 2018)

She broke her collarbone after crashing in the third stage of the 2017 Women's Tour in Great Britain. (wielerflits.nl, 09 Jun 2017)

In 2015 she was troubled by a hamstring injury, which she first sustained in January 2015. She raced once on the road in May 2015 but struggled to get back to full fitness. She decided to end her season early in July 2015. She returned to training in November 2015. (thebikecomesfirst.com, 05 Nov 2015; nos.nl, 21 Jul 2015; cyclingnews.com, 08 Jun 2015; cyclingnews.com, 04 Jun 2015)

In April 2015 she sustained a broken rib, likely from a crash during a recon ride of the Otztaler Forest Cross in Haiming, Austria. (cyclingtips.com, 30 Apr 2015)

She fractured her collarbone in May 2012 and was sidelined for a month. (cyclingnews.com, 03 Feb 2013; dailypeloton.com, 25 Jun 2012)

She took up cycling at age six and competed in her first race at age eight. (mariannevos.nl, 13 Jan 2016)

Her brother Anton was involved in the sport. (mariannevos.nl, 13 Jan 2016)

To compete at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (ouest-france.fr, 20 Jan 2019)

Ad Halewijn, her first coach at Cycling Club Presto in Drunen, Netherlands. (ad.nl, 26 Oct 2016)

''Success is not final. Failure is not fatal.'' (Facebook profile, 18 Apr 2020)

She received the Keetie van Oosten-Hage Trophy, awarded to the Dutch female cyclist of the year, in nine consecutive years between 2006 and 2014. (wielerupdate.nl, 24 Nov 2014)

In 2013 she was presented with the NSP Prize by the Dutch Sports Press [NSP]. (nos.nl, 13 Jun 2014)

In 2008, 2009, and 2013 she was named Dutch Female Athlete of the Year. (nusport.nl, 17 Dec 2013)

She was named Knight in the Order of Orange-Nassau in The Hague, Netherlands, for winning gold at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. (nos.nl, 14 Aug 2012)

She was named Dutch Young Talent of the Year in 2006. (nocnsf.nl, 01 Jan 2016; trouw.nl, 28 Jun 2006)