Name: Marie Le Net
Nationality: France
Place of Birth: Bourges
Date of Birth: 25th January 2000
2020
FDJ Nouvelle Aquitaine Futuroscope
2021
FDJ Nouvelle Aquitaine Futuroscope
2022
FDJ Nouvelle Aquitaine Futuroscope
2023
FDJ Suez
Marie Le Net Articles
Bretagne Ladies Tour Ceratizit 2023 Race Preview
A very long-running race, the Bretagne Ladies Tour can trace its origins back to 1987 when Cecile Odin won. Since then, it’s always kept a low level but has just started to move up in the last couple of years after a patchy record since 2016. It’s no longer a 2.2 race but has reached 2.1 level.
Dwars Door Vlaanderen Women 2023 Race Preview
A women’s Dwars Door Vlaanderen has been going for a solid decade at this point. First run back in 2012 at national level, it took 5 editions before it joined the UCI ranks. That didn’t stop it from having big names race it in that period though. The early winners board is dominated by Amy Pieters with her 3 wins in a row from 2014-2016.
FDJ-SUEZ 2023 Roster Preview
2022 Season Summary FDJ-SUEZ moved up a level in the 2022 season. Traditionally they’ve had 1 or 2 star riders scoring points whereas in 2022,
Women’s Chrono des Nations 2022 Race Preview
The Chrono des Nations is an end of season one-off time trial that holds a decent place on the calendar. After the World Championships, this is one of the few races where time trial specialists can all face off directly against each other without any other stages to have to worry about.
Women’s World Championships Road Race 2022 Race Preview
The Women’s World Championships road race had been dominated by Dutch riders in recent years, with 4 in a row between 2017 and 2021. Elisa Balsamo broke that run last year in Flanders by being able to outsprint Marianne Vos to the line. Such is the Dutch dominance in women’s cycling
GP de Plouay Classic Lorient Agglomeration Trophée Ceratizit 2022 Race Preview
The GP de Plouay is closing in on 25 years of racing, which makes it one of the longest running major races in the women’s cycling calendar. The lumpy Brittany parcours has favoured climbers and puncheurs over the years, depending on the course layout. Delving into the list of former winners, you have the likes of GC winner Fabiana Luperini and Brit Nicole Cooke before the modern generation takes over