Women Elite history

1. Netherlands Marianne Vos 2. Belgium Lotte Kopecky 3. Italy Elisa Longo Borghini 4. Netherlands Shirin van Anrooij 5. Netherlands Thalita de Jong 6. Netherlands Demi Vollering 7. Poland Katarzyna Niewiadoma 8. Netherlands Puck Pieterse 9. Netherlands Lorena Wiebes 10. Italy Elisa Balsamo

Results 2024

Marianne Vos was at the start of the opening classic in 2024 for the first time in her career and was immediately victorious. On the Muur van Geraardsbergen, she rode away with Lotte Kopecky, Elisa Longo Borghini and Shirin van Anrooij.

Edition 2024
1. Netherlands Marianne Vos 2. Belgium Lotte Kopecky 3. Italy Elisa Longo Borghini
Edition 2023
1. Belgium Lotte Kopecky 2. Netherlands Lorena Wiebes 3. Italy Marta Bastianelli
Edition 2022
1. Netherlands Annemiek van Vleuten 2. Netherlands Demi Vollering 3. Netherlands Lorena Wiebes
Edition 2021
1. Netherlands Anna van der Breggen 2. Denmark Emma Cecilie Jorgensen 3. Netherlands Amy Pieters
Edition 2020
1. Netherlands Annemiek van Vleuten 2. Italy Marta Bastianelli 3. Netherlands Floortje Mackaij
Edition 2019
1. Netherlands Chantal Blaak 2. Italy Marta Bastianelli 3. Netherlands Jip van den Bos
Edition 2018
1. Denmark Christina Siggaard 2. United States of America Alexis Ryan 3. Italy Maria Giulia Confalonieri
Edition 2017
1. Netherlands Lucinda Brand 2. Netherlands Chantal Blaak 3. Netherlands Annemiek van Vleuten
Edition 2016
1. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Lizzie Armitstead 2. Netherlands Chantal Blaak 3. Australia Tiffanny Cromwell
Edition 2015
1. Netherlands Anna van der Breggen 2. Netherlands Ellen van Dijk 3. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Elizabeth Armitstead
Edition 2014
1. Netherlands Amy Pieters 2. Sweden Emma Johansson 3. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Elizabeth Armitstead
Edition 2013
1. Australia Tiffany Cromwell 2. United States of America Megan Guarnier 3. Sweden Emma Johansson
Edition 2012
1. Netherlands Loes Gunnewijk 2. Netherlands Ellen van Dijk 3. Germany Trixi Worrack
Edition 2011
1. Sweden Emma Johansson 2. Netherlands Andrea Bosman 3. Netherlands Chantal Blaak
Edition 2010
1. Sweden Emma Johansson 2. Belgium Liesbeth De Vocht 3. Belgium Grace Verbeke
Edition 2009
1. Netherlands Suzanne de Goede 2. Italy Noemi Cantele 3. Belgium Kelly Druyts
Edition 2008
1. Netherlands Kirsten Wild 2. Germany Angela Hennig 3. Sweden Emma Johansson
Edition 2007
1. Denmark Mie Bekker-Lacota 2. Sweden Monica Holler 3. Netherlands Jaccolien Wannaard
Edition 2006
1. Netherlands Suzanne de Goede 2. Netherlands Miriam Melchers-Van Poppel 3. Germany Tanja Hennes

Record holders

The list of women who have won the opening classic twice includes three Dutch names. But a Swedish rider did even better. Until now, she has been the only one to win the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad in two consecutive years.

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Suzanne de Goede (Zoeterwoude, 16 April 1984) won the first women’s edition of the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, then still the Omloop Het Volk, in 2006 at the tender age of 21. In a bunch sprint, she took the race from her compatriot Mirjam Melchers and the German Tanja Hennes. Three years later, she won the Omloop again. De Goede succeeded this time again in a sprint beating the Italian Noemi Cantele.  

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Emma Johansson (Solleftea, 23 September 1983) is one of the most successful women in the history of the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad for women. The Swede finished on the podium of the opening classic no fewer than five times: she won the Omloop in 2010 and 2011, came second in 2014 and finished third in 2008 and 2013. In her first victory in the Omloop, she sprinted to victory for the Red Sun Cycling Team leaving behind Liesbeth De Vocht and Grace Verbeke. One year later, it was another win after a sprint: she won the opening classic for a second time in a row, this time for Hitec Products UCK. 

Anna van der Breggen (Zwolle, 18 April 1990) is one of the most successful cyclists of her generation. In 2015, she won the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad for the first time beating Ellen van Dijk and Lizzie Deignan. In 2021, her farewell year, she repeated that feat. The Dutch finished solo in Ninove. 

 

Annemiek van Vleuten is one of the greatest riders in cycling history. Van Vleuten has won no fewer than three of the six Flanders Classics spring classics. In 2020, she won the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad for the first time. The Dutch rider crossed the finish line solo in Ninove. Two years later, she made it two victories in the opening classic by beating Demi Vollering in a sprint.