The rider from Luxembourg held a 30-second lead over Canyon-SRAM's Lisa Klein, with Lorena Wiebes (Parkhotel Valkenburg) a further two seconds back, going into the last stage from Nijmegen to Arnhem, and those three riders also made up the final podium – although Wiebes and Klein changed places thanks to Wiebes' time bonus for taking second place on the final stage to winner Chiara Consonni (Valcar Cylance Cycling).
It was a long way from enough to allow Wiebes to overhaul Majerus, however, who finished just inside the top 10 to win the six-day race by 26 seconds from the Dutch sprinter.
"This is my biggest victory, and I'm very happy to bring this jersey home," the 32-year-old reigning Luxembourg road race and time trial champion told reporters at the finish.
