Cyclingtips,
12 August 2016
First TV interview since Olympics crash
Dutch rider Annemiek van Vleuten, whose crash in the Olympic road race shocked viewers worldwide, has been released from the hospital and today, four days after the crash, made her first appearance on Dutch television.

CyclingNews,
13 June 2016
All roads lead to Rio Olympics for Marianne Vos
The professional cycling world patiently awaited the return of Marianne Vos while she took ten months off, struggling to recover from injuries and over training. After dominating the sport for some five years, her absence was an astounding, irreplaceable void in the women's peloton.

Podium Cafe,
13 March 2016
Previews the 2015 Drenthe races and more
We may be very early in the 2015 women's road season, but Boels Dolmans are already the team to beat, with four riders winning in the five races they raced, including Dutch rider Chantal Blaak winning the first round of the Lotto Cycling Cup, Le Samyn des Dames.

Ella Cyclingtips,
18 February 2016
The white line is calling: an end to the year without Marianne Vos
When I go to meet Marianne Vos in the small Dutch town of ‘S Gravensmoer, the villages seem to become smaller and smaller the closer I get. The roads are narrow, tractors are interspersed with traffic and I pass one city limit sign after another. A town sign greets me to De Moer and a couple of r