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Liane Lippert

Taking on the best

THE MAIN CURRENT REFERENCE. Liane Lippert’s excellent 2023 season, undoubtedly the best in her career, sees her taking in 2024 on the role of being the absolute leader of the Movistar Team. Four victories, all of them from the summer, were obtained by the German, who claimed back-to-back success in the Nationals before surprising the best finisher in the world (Lotte Kopecky) on stage two of the Tour, then going on to triumph at world-class scenarios in Romandie -in front of Marlen Reusser- and Tre Valli Varesine, the latter solo. Considering all other results notched up during the year -2nd in Flèche; 3rd in the Brabantse Pijl; 4th in Scandinavia; 7th in the Euros, Itzulia and Strade Bianche; 8th in Liège; 9th in UAE-, you can certainly consider her one of the best in the business nowadays.

FROM BRILLIANCE TO CONSISTENCY. She landed on the Blue ship after an extraordinary performance in the road race of the 2022 World Championships in Wollongong (Australia). The most courageous over the final climbs of the Mount Pleasant, she was so close to taking the better from her rivals and ended just short for a medal, 4th (at a certain point of the sprint, three riders who at some point were part of the Movistar Team were leading the way, with Van Vleuten and Arlenis Sierra alongside Liane). Down Under, Lippert achieved another big success before that: the 2020 Cadel Evans Road Race, ahead of no less than Arlenis. And her other two UCI victories, at the 2018 Lotto Belgium Tour (Queen stage in Geraardsbergen + GC success), came ahead of… Aude Biannic, in the Frenchwoman’s maiden Movistar Team season. The writing was on the wall, Liane!

SOCIETIES. Ever so adapted to the Latin culture, attitude and way of life, Lippert reaches her second year within the team fully conscious about her role and position. She’s gotten special support from someone she was already sharing teams with at DSM and with whom she took the leap towards the Abarca organisation: Floortje Mackaij. They went onto the podium together -first and third- at their first race in Blue, the Vuelta CV in Valencia; rode Giro, Tour and Vuelta; and shared so many good memories in and out of racing.

From:
Friedrichshafen
Birth:
13/01/1998
Country:
GER
Height:
168 Cm
Weight:
56 Kg
Pro debut:
2017
Years in team:
1
Career path:

2023: Movistar Team
2017-22: Team DSM

Palmares
1st
Tre Valli Varesine 2023
1st
3rdstage
Tour de Romandie 2023
1st
2ndstage
Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift 2023
1st
German Championships RR 2023
1st
German Championships RR 2022
1st
Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race 2020
1st
Lotto Belgium Tour 2018
1st
3rdstage
Lotto Belgium Tour 2018
1st
German Championships RR 2018