Demi Vollering becomes world cycling champion in Montreal after an exciting race, in which she confirmed her status as the top favorite by performing at the right moment, similar to the legendary Kobe Bryant. (translated)

Demi Vollering becomes world cycling champion in Montreal after an exciting race, in which she confirmed her status as the top favorite by performing at the right moment, similar to the legendary Kobe Bryant. (translated)

The Dutch team executed a thoughtful and risky tactic together to enable Demi Vollering to win the world title and the rainbow jersey, with each rider perfectly fulfilling her role to achieve this result. (translated)

Elisa Longo Borghini wins the bronze medal in the women’s elite road race at the cycling world championships in Montreal, while Demi Vollering takes the title. (translated)

After a number of failed World Cups, the sky clears up and the rainbow appears 🌈 World champion Demi Vollering gets to wear the rainbow jersey for a year ✨ #TeamNL (translated)
"I no longer planned to give it away. I thought: now it's mine. I'm proud to have been involved in such a beautiful duel. I can't wait to see it back." "There were many moments when I thought: I left too early," Vollering said. (translated)
Demi Vollering has won her first world title on the road in Montreal by defeating Kasia Niewiadoma in a thrilling final phase, making her the first Dutch winner since 2022. (translated)

She may not have won the world title, but Elisa Longo Borghini - even today - has demonstrated why she is an extraordinary athlete! 🇮🇹💫 She had a race full of heart that earned her the fourth world bronze of her career: she closed the first attack of Vollering, took off at -14km and, after being caught, had to withstand the return of Reusser to defend third place. You are pure inspiration 🌍🥉 #Montreal2026 (translated)
"What they have all done for me, while they also have opportunities here." News Dutch cyclist Demi Vollering sprints to her first world title: 'I had to believe in it down to my little toe.' (translated)
Dutch cyclist Demi Vollering has won her first world title after a strong sprint against Kasia Niewiadoma, despite her earlier solo attempt failing. (translated)
Demi Vollering won her first title as world champion in cycling in Montreal on September 26, 2026, after a race where she confirmed her status as the favorite by triumphing in a sprint against Kazia Niewiadoma. (translated)

DEMI VOLLERING IS WORLD CHAMPION! The Dutchwoman (29 years old) wins the rainbow jersey for the first time by beating the Polish Kasia Niewiadoma (31 years old). The Italian Elisa Longo Borghini (34 years old) completes the podium. #Montreal2026 (translated)
Demi Vollering is riding the road race of the World Cycling Championships in Montreal today, while Pope Leo XIV is holding an outdoor mass at the Place de la Concorde in Paris with an estimated 600,000 attendees. (translated)

This weekend, the last Grand Prix of the Netherlands takes place in Zandvoort, in which Max Verstappen races at home, while Esmee Kosterman participates in a striking Dutch outfit and Demi Vollering hands him a yellow jersey to celebrate her victory in the Tour de France Femmes. (translated)

Demi Vollering from the Netherlands won the Tour de France Femmes 2026 despite several tactical mistakes and an excellent performance, which she delivered even with an injury. (translated)

During the Tour de France Femmes, Puck Pieterse and Lorena Wiebes made an impression with their exceptional performances, with Pieterse winning the polka dot jersey and Wiebes giving us an exciting victory in the yellow jersey, alongside the glorious story of Demi Vollering emerging as the winner. (translated)

Demi Vollering has drawn international attention as the 'queen' of women's cycling with her victory in the Tour de France Femmes, two years after her disappointments, confirming her dominance by winning the yellow jersey and triumphing in the final stage in Nice. (translated)

Foreign media praises Demi Vollering following her victory in the Tour de France Femmes, where she claimed the yellow jersey after a sensational final in Nice, leading to comparisons with the dominant cyclist Tadej Pogacar. (translated)
