She Rides

In this episode of She Rides, Yuli Van der Molen shares her inspiring journey as a young cyclist, discussing her early beginnings in the sport, her experiences

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In this episode of She Rides, hosts Saar De Reu and Kristof De Muynck discuss the latest news in women's cycling, focusing on cyclocross, national track championships, Saar's Tour De France Femmes plans and team dynamics.

We also predict why she will be the next Belgian road champion in 2025 (you heard it here first!).

Mieke opens up about her 2024 season, including her experiences at the Tour de France, the evolution of women’s cycling and the role of community in the sport. Plus, we get personal about how COVID helped her process setbacks and how she plans to keep surprising herself in the future.

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In this episode of She Rides, hosts Saar and Kristof discuss the latest happenings in women's cycling, including a recap of the Track Champions League, updates on cyclocross and insights into the transfer season.

They dive into team dynamics, rider ambitions, and the challenges faced by women's teams in securing financial support and recognition.

With predictions for upcoming races and discussions on team jersey designs, this episode is packed with all things women's cycling!

In this episode of the She Rides podcast, hosts Saar and Kristof discuss the latest developments in women's cycling, including cyclocross results, track cycling highlights and the controversial season of Demi Vollering.

They dive into team dynamics, communication issues within teams, Canyon SRAM's super trio, who should win the Vélo D'or-and why it's Lotte Kopecky. ;-)

In this episode of She Rides, hosts Saar and Kristof engage with Francesca Selva, an Italian cyclist who shares her inspiring journey through the world of cycling. From her early beginnings and struggles with injuries to her transition into track cycling and achieving significant milestones, Francesca's story is one of resilience and passion. The conversation dives into her experiences with the national team, the importance of happiness in her cycling career, and the logistical challenges of racing. Francesca also discusses her unique experiences in the Fixie scene and her aspirations for the future. Francesca also shares her experiences and insights on the current state of women's cycling. She discusses the impact of meeting Alberto Bettiol and the words 'Querer es poder', her personal journey balancing cycling with working and the evolving landscape of women's cycling, including the challenges faced by smaller teams. The conversation also touches on the importance of audience engagement in women's races, insights from the recent Track Champions League, and predictions for upcoming cyclocross events. Francesca concludes by sharing her future goals and aspirations in the sport.

They also cover significant transfers and retirements in the sport, highlighting the impact of these changes on the cycling landscape. They end the episode with a chat about Shari Bossuyt, who will make her comeback next season and announce a new guest!

In this episode of She Rides, hosts Saar De Reu and Kristof De Muynck welcome Corey Coogan Cisek, a retired professional cyclocross racer, to discuss her journey in cycling, the challenges faced by women in sports, and the importance of awareness around RED-S (Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport). Corey shares her experiences as an American cyclist in Belgium, the current state of US cyclocross, and recent developments in women's cycling.

In this episode of She Rides, hosts Saar De Reu and Kristof De Muynck dive into the latest happenings in women’s cycling, covering a wide range of topics.

From a detailed recap of the Cyclocross European Championships to extra interesting stories about women’s cycling.

The episode also explores the dynamics of team changes and transfers, along with the challenges facing the sport, such as management controversies and the need for better viewer engagement.