FDJ-Suez's Demi Vollering leads the charge for Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes, boasting strong past performances including two victories and a recent win at Strade Bianche. After a narrow loss at La Flèche Wallonne, she is motivated for another triumph. While she respects rival Puck Pieterse, Vollering insists her focus remains solely on winning against all competitors. Team member Juliette Labous highlights their commitment to supporting Vollering but remains flexible to pursue other strategies if circumstances change, echoed by the team's manager's past successes and need for adaptability in the unpredictable race.
In the end, she's a rival, of course. I always want to win so for me it doesn't matter who it is as long as I can win. She's doing really great, and she showed last year that she's really good here, so for sure she's a rider to watch.
We're going to really try to do everything for Demi because I think it's still the best card and so, we didn't win the Amstel or the Flèche so a little more pressure on the team so I think it will still be the best option but of course we have to be open-minded depending on the race scenarios.
Liège has shown that you can't just use one card, it's a very open race.
Vollering is eager for another win in Liège, especially after narrowly missing out at La Flèche Wallonne Femmes, finishing just two seconds behind Puck Pieterse.
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