Le Quotidien,
30 September 2016
Autant faire les choses à fond !
Christine Majerus a déjà débuté sa saison de cyclo-cross à la mi-septembre, avant de retourner à la route. Elle décidera ce week-end si elle participe ou non aux Mondiaux du Qatar, puis elle ne pensera plus qu’au championnat du monde de Belvaux.

Road&Mud,
31 August 2016
Evelyn Stevens’ Interview
At this point in time when versatile rider Evelyn Stevens has announced her cycling retirement (at the end of the 2016 season) it seems to be an appropriate idea to look back over her 7-years cycling career as well as asking her to point out some highlights, goals, future plans and mental strategies

The Essential Daily Briefing,
25 August 2016
Controversial cyclist explains pause on autobiography release
Lizzie Armitstead insists she enjoyed Rio despite the Games not going to plan, as she now concentrates on wedding planning.

Road Cyling UK,
3 August 2016
It hurts me to consider anybody questioning my performances
World champion Lizzie Armitstead has reiterated her innocence in a strongly-worded statement after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) cleared her of an anti-doping rule violation.

Ella Cyclingtips,
14 July 2016
Women’s cycling’s new leader
It was clear in the early spring that Megan Guarnier (Boels-Dolmans) was gearing up for some season. She took second at the Trofeo Binda, fourth in Flanders and third at La Fleche Wallonne, and she was just warming up.

Le Quotidien,
2 May 2016
Je me suis rachetée
Animatrice de la dernière étape du Festival Elsy-Jacobs, Christine Majerus a effacé sa frustration de la veille. Refroidie samedi, Christine Majerus a refait surface, dimanche, en tête de course. Une belle réaction.

Road Cyling UK,
29 April 2016
Rio is the biggest goal of my season and career
Lizzie Armitstead is in a bullish mood but she has every reason to be. The Yorkshire-born rider has firmly established herself as the leading female cyclist in the world and, having won the World Championships in 2015, she now wants an Olympic gold medal.

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.

Cycling Online. NL,
25 February 2016
Chantal Blaak is klaar voor sterk voorjaar
hantal Blaak staat aanstaande zaterdag voor de negende keer aan de start in de Omloop Het Nieuwsblad voor elite-vrouwen. En doet dat opnieuw me ambities.

CyclingNews,
4 February 2016
I’d give up any result this year to win Olympic gold
It would be hard to top a season like the one Lizzie Armitstead had last year with the World Cup and World Championship victories but there is still one award that she covets most, and that is a gold medal at the Olympic Games.

cyclingonline.nl,
30 January 2016
Demi de Jong mikt ook op eigen succes
Demi de Jong doorstond de overstap van de junior-vrouwen naar de vrouwentopformatie van Boels-Dolmans Cycling Team de afgelopen jaren met glans. In haar tweede seizoen op het hoogste niveau wist ze de nationale beloftentitel in Emmen te veroveren na een sterk gereden kampioenschap. En steeds vaker v

CyclingNews,
29 January 2016
This year I have to do everything right
Evelyn Stevens is banking on hard work, consistently strong performances and her previous experience in London in 2012 to get her to the Olympic Games this summer in a position to help the US garner a gold medal. As a punchy-classics specialist with the ability to knock out a winning time trial, Ste

CyclingNews,
12 January 2016
Canuel revels in new position with Boels Dolmans
Karol-Ann Canuel (Velocio-SRAM) wins the finale stage 7 Karol-Ann Canuel (Canada) Karol-Ann Canuel (Velocio-SRAM) sits down after winning stage 7 Breakaway riders Karol-Ann Canuel (Velocio-SRAM) and Emma Johansson (Orica-AIS) Women's winner Karol-Ann Canuel (Velocio-SRAM) The Velocio-SRAM rider

Le Quotidien,
9 January 2016
Pour me retrouver ivre, il faut se lever très tôt
La cycliste luxembourgeoise Christine Majerus, 28 ans, s’est livrée aux questions-réponses de notre rubrique « Entrez, c’est privé ». Elle a lu Harry Potter dans trois langues différentes, maîtrise le risotto à la perfection et ne jure que par l’eau gazeuse.