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Annemarie Worst, born on December 19, 1995, in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, is a prominent Dutch cyclist known for her versatility in road cycling and cyclo-cross events. She began her professional cycling career in the Italian team, A.S. Bianchi-Counterfeit, before transitioning to the UCI Women’s World Tour. Throughout her career, she gained recognition for her strong performances, particularly in cyclo-cross, where she has achieved significant accolades.
Worst has emerged as a leading competitor in the international cyclo-cross circuit, securing multiple national championships and consistently placing highly in the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup rankings. In her 2020 season, she achieved considerable success by winning the Dutch National Cyclo-cross Championships and earning multiple podium finishes in World Cup races. Additionally, her participation in road cycling events has further showcased her adaptability and skill as a well-rounded athlete.
Annemarie Worst is regarded as one of the key figures in women's cycling, particularly in the Netherlands, where she has inspired a new generation of female athletes. Her achievements have contributed to the growing popularity of women's cycling in the country, helping to elevate the status of the sport on both national and international stages. With her continued dedication and impressive performances, Worst continues to influence the future of cycling for aspiring athletes.