Podium Cafe, Sarah Connolly, 2 April 2013
Posted by: Bitossi

I first interviewed Marijn de Vries for Podium Café in October 2010. She had just finished her first season as a pro, having given up her demanding career in television to see if she could seriously become a pro cyclist in her 30s, documenting her journey on her blog. Since then, her journey has only got more interesting. She’s written a book, Vrouw & Fiets, expanded her journalism, commentated the Worlds for Dutch tv – and in the meantime her riding has gone from strength to strength. This season she’s moved to Lotto Belisol, and had her best World Cup results yet – including 8th place in the freezing Ronde van Drenthe. I caught up with her after the Ronde van Vlaanderen, and we talked about how things have changed in her cycling and her life, Frozen Eyeballs, the upcoming Energiewacht Tour, and much more.

Velonation, Ben Atkins, 2 February 2013
Posted by: Jacco

Marijn de Vries is one of a host of new signings for the Lotto-Belisol women’s team, as the team undergoes significant changes for 2013. The 34-year-old Dutchwoman is a relative newcomer to cycling, after deciding just after her 30th birthday to see whether she could still make it as an elite athlete; she succeeded and, after three years with AA Drink-Leontien.nl, she - along with British champion teammate Sharon Laws - has transferred to the Belgian team.

podiumcafe.com, 20 October 2010
Posted by: lucybears

Marijn de Vries has combined riding for Leontien.nl, the all-Dutch team of multiple Olympic, World, Road and Track Champion Leontien van Moorsel with working as a sports journalist and editor on Holland Sport, arguably the best sports tv show in the Netherlands.