Marianne Vos’ Partner, Cyclist Moniek Tenniglo, And His Family

Marianne Vos’s girlfriend is Borne native Moniek Tenniglo. She rides for the Australian cycling team Mitchelton-Scott in competition.

Although Tenniglo doesn’t mind being the center of attention, she doesn’t quite feel at home there. “I don’t want it to be conspicuous in the press and want to be in the shade,” she says to De Stentor.

Who Are Marianne Vos Partner And Family? Marianne Vos was born in’s-Hertogenbosch, North Brabant, and lived in the quaint village of Babyloninbroek. When she was six years old, she started her career after observing her older brother, who was already riding a bicycle. She first trained with her brother’s squad because she was unable to participate in competition. She started getting ready for cyclo-cross throughout the winter. When she was eight years old, she participated in her first race.

Vos participated in both speed skating and inline skating. Inline skating was replaced by mountain biking when she was 14 years old.

Marianne, a 35-year-old cyclist, earns between $200,000 and $500,000. The Dutch cyclist has an estimated wealth of $2 million or more.

2003 saw Vos successfully defend her junior national mountain bike title. Again finishing behind Maxime Groenewegen in the time trial championships, Roxane Knetemann, the 2002 champion, placed fourth.

Vos made a name for herself in cyclo-cross when she triumphed against Birgit Hollmann and Arenda Grimberg to win her first international event in Gieten in 2004. She was unable to overtake Ellen van Dijk, who won the Netherlands’ youth time trial and road race.

The inaugural Tour de France Femmes featured Marianne. In the sprint for the stage 2 triumph in Provins, she prevailed over Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Silvia Persico, and Elisa Longo Borghini. She is now sporting the yellow jersey and holds the overall advantage. Additionally, she quickly took the lead in the points category.

Marianne Vos (Jumbo-Visma) won the elite women’s national title in the Dutch Gravel Championships in Epe on Saturday, adding another title to her impressive resume.

Lorena Wiebes placed third in her final race for Team DSM, Moniek Tenniglo claimed second, and Vos won the 70-kilometer race after making an early charge. Vos made the last-minute decision to take part in the gravel national championships and found that her preparation for the cyclo-cross season was not adversely affected.