World elite · women · Netherlands
Lorena Wiebes
A sprint benchmark whose range extends into cobbles, echelons and short time trials.
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Why this rider matters
She is useful for studying how elite sprinting expands beyond a flat finishing straight.
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Profile data
- Born
- 1999-03-17
- Current team
- Team SD Worx-Protime
- Height / weight
- 171 cm
- Last verified
- 2026-09-06
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Full profile
Lorena Wiebes is the benchmark for elite sprint execution in the women’s peloton, combining raw speed with disciplined race-line control over cobbles, crosswinds and technical endings. Her highest value is consistency: repeated results in top-tier one-day races and fast finishes.
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Technique and race style
Sprint closure specialist
Her dominant pattern is the final phase: positioning into the last 10–20 km and converting speed into victories when team control and timing align.
View evidence ↗Cobbled and windy Classics resilience
She is effective on classics profiles where repeated short efforts and positioning choices determine outcomes as much as top-end power.
View evidence ↗Track and TT transfer
Her short-distance strength is reinforced by sprint and technical foundations from time-trial and track-influenced race craft, with faster race starts and calm final-lap decisions.
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Evidence snapshot
- 01Second in the 2025 UCI women's world ranking with 4,326 points.
- 02Recorded 25 wins during the 2025 season.
- 03Won Milano–Sanremo, Brugge–De Panne and Gent–Wevelgem.
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Recent results
- 2025 road season — 25 victories
- 2025 Milano–Sanremo Donne and Gent–Wevelgem — winner
- 2025 UCI Gravel Worlds — elite champion
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Major honours
- Tour de France Femmes stage winner in 2022 and 2025
- 2025 gravel world champion
- 2025 track scratch and omnium world champion
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Signature races
Milano–Sanremo Donne
WinnerOne of her strongest examples of combining top-end speed with race-management discipline in a monument-week profile.
Race source ↗Gent–Wevelgem
WinnerConfirms her sprint profile remains effective in crosswinds, technical sectors and fast finales.
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Career timeline
Established herself as a major one-day contender and sprint benchmark across European WorldTour and classic races.
↗Strengthened a high-frequency win model with stronger final-segment control and repeated podium returns across major races.
↗Added further sprint-and-classics depth in a season where tactical execution became a clear competitive edge.
↗Recorded major one-day success including two listed cobbled classics with official race-pace dominance and continued high ranking consistency.
↗Maintains top-tier relevance as a sprint and technical-road anchor for her squad in the current calendar peak windows.
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2025–2026 trajectory
Her growth curve is now plateau-stable at the top: not one-off dominance, but durable repetition across sprint-shaped race windows.
Source ↗The core advantage is less raw max-sprint volume and more repeatable race craft over three-week planning windows and classics sequences.
Source ↗Team SD Worx-Protime support around race geometry and lead-out positioning remains structurally central to her current race model.
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Performance signals
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Data boundary
Win totals are official; maximum power remains undisclosed here.
Public training data: No athlete-confirmed public training profile was verified. Race results are kept separate from private training metrics.
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Research and official links
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