Rider Profile
Lorena Wiebes
Team DSM Women
Personal Details:
Teams history:
- 2021 - Team DSM Women
- 2020 - Parkhotel Valkenburg
- 2019 - Parkhotel Valkenburg
- 2018 - Parkhotel Valkenburg
Related Articles

2021 Team Preview: Team DSM Women
By Kirsten Frattini
Analysis Wiebes and Jastrab lead Women's WorldTeam into the future

Lorena Wiebes buys into DSM’s all for one spirit
By Daniel Benson
News 'We’ll all get our own chances and we all believe in each other' says Dutch rider

11 transfer successes of 2020
By Patrick Fletcher
Analysis Dennis, Quintana, Uttrup Ludwig among those to make impacts at their new teams

Madrid Challenge by La Vuelta: Lorena Wiebes wins stage 1
By Cyclingnews
Results Team Sunweb rider beats Balsamo and Brennauer to take race lead

Wiebes: Move from Parkhotel to Sunweb was professional and respectful
By Kirsten Frattini
News Number-one-ranked rider in the world looks ahead with new long-term contract

Lorena Wiebes joins Team Sunweb
By Cyclingnews
News World number one ranked rider agrees five-year deal

Lorena Wiebes and Parkhotel Valkenburg reach settlement in contract dispute
By Cyclingnews
News 'We have reached an agreement that will not satisfy anyone' says title sponsorship owner
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Blogs
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Teniel Campbell blog: Courage
'Nothing worthwhile comes easy' -
Mads World: Waving goodbye to the rainbow
'Whoever takes over from me on Sunday, I wish them the best of luck and a year of happiness' -
Sergio Higuita blog: Watching Tour de France from the sofa
Colombian mentally bouncing back after abandoning says he holds no grudge against Bob Jungels -
Mads World: Babysitting at the Tour de France
'Richie is finishing off all our hard work and as a team, we can’t ask for anymore' -
Sergio Higuita blog: I’m learning so much during my first Tour de France
Colombian climber on how mental strength helps him fight the pain and what he is learning from EF team leader Rigoberto Uran