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Demi Vollering

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Demi Vollering is a professional cyclist from the Netherlands who claims victory in cycling competitions.

Notable Quotes

"It was strange because [the Colle delle Finestre] was suddenly the final climb."
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"It was strange because suddenly it was the final climb."
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"Today it was really cool race."
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"In a stage race, you live day by day, so you can be disappointed overnight but the next morning you have to put on a new mask and go again."
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"Tomorrow is going to be super hard, anything can happen on the last day, but at least I start in yellow."
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"I've never won wearing the yellow jersey before. It's not only the dream to win in yellow here, to win a second Tour de France, but it's the dream to live this life, to work hard together with people with a lot of passion."
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"I went alone because I wanted to make it clear that we didn't win because of an incident yesterday."
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"I can still not believe it. I worked so hard towards this goal, and it takes guts to truly believe in it with your whole heart."
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"There were so many moments I thought I went too early. I didn't dare to turn around and look back because I felt like they were almost on my wheel already. I just dared, tried again and never gave up to the finish line."
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