Name: Nicole Steigenga
Nationality: Netherlands
Place of Birth: Sneek
Date of Birth: 27th January 1998
Height: 0m
Weight: 0kg
2020 Team: Doltcini – Van Eyck Sport
2021 Team: Doltcini – Van Eyck Sport
Strengths:
One Day Rider: 2%
GC Rider: 0%
TT Specialist: 23%
Sprinter: 73%
Climber: 1%
Nicole Steigenga Articles


Tour de Bretagne Féminin 2022 Race Preview
The Tour de Bretagne Féminin has been run since the 1980s, albeit with some interruptions. Catherine Marsal won a pair of the early editions, before Jeannie Longo unsurprisingly won too. It was German rider Hanka Kupfernagel who was the first to win 3 editions of the race though. She was joined on 3 victories by Marina Jaunatre in the mid-2000s. Brit Emma Pooley won in 2008, taking 2 stages along the way.


Leiedal Koerse E3 Saxobank Classic Women 2022 Race Preview
The Leiedal Koerse is born out of the Vlaamse Pijl and a criterium race in Bavikhove. Earlier this year, the E3 Saxobank Classic announced that it was joining forces with Leiedal Koerse to create what is effectively a women’s E3 race.


Women’s Amstel Gold Race 2022 Race Preview
The women’s Amstel Gold Race returned last season. It was heavily altered, turned into a large circuit based around the Cauberg, the Geulhemmerberg and the Bemelerberg. The constant climbing was hoped to be attritional but ultimately we saw a reasonably large sprint after the Cauberg. Despite the attack of Niewiadoma, no-one would work with her and it proved fruitless. Vos took the sprint ahead of Demi Vollering and Annemiek van Vleuten.


GP Oetingen 2022 Race Preview
The GP Oetingen came into existence in 2021 but in reality is a revived race. It’s a new version of the old Gooik-Geraardsbergen-Gooik race that was held between 2011 and 2018. The finishing circuit of that race has been largely reused for the GP Oetingen.


Paris Roubaix Femmes 2021 Race Preview – Tips, Contenders, Profile
There’s finally a Paris Roubaix Femmes! It was teased to us as part of the end of 2020 season calendar but events with Covid took


2016 Gent Wevelgem Juniors revisited
2016 wasn’t that long ago but the world was very different. Pandemics were a history lesson for most and at the time of that year’s