Grand Prix de Wallonie Dames
WorldTeam Women
17 Sep '25
1/1
Soiron › Namur
128km
17 Sep '25
Okolo Slovenska / Tour de Slovaquie
WorldTeam Men
17 Sep '25 - 21 Sep '25
1/5
Bardejov › Bardejov
141km
17 Sep '25
2/5
Svidník › Košice
169km
18 Sep '25
3/5
Kežmarok › Banská Bystrica
191km
19 Sep '25
Kampioenschap van Vlaanderen
WorldTeam Men
19 Sep '25
1/1
Koolskamp › Koolskamp
180km
19 Sep '25
Tour de Gatineau
WorldTeam Women
20 Sep '25
1/1
Gatineau › Gatineau
122km
20 Sep '25
SUPER 8 Classic
WorldTeam Men
20 Sep '25
1/1
Brakel › Haacht
200km
20 Sep '25
World Championships ME - ITT
WorldTeam Women
21 Sep '25
1/1
Kigali › Kigali
40km
21 Sep '25
World Championships WE - ITT
WorldTeam Women
21 Sep '25
1/1
Kigali › Kigali
31km
21 Sep '25
Grand Prix d'Isbergues - Pas de Calais
WorldTeam Men
21 Sep '25
1/1
Isbergues › Isbergues
201km
21 Sep '25
Fem van Empel
Athlete
overview
- Date of Birth
- September 3, 2002 (23 yr.)
- Nationality
- Dutch
- Height
- 1.73 m
- Teammember since
- 2023
- Contract to
- 2027
About Fem van Empel
Van Empel started cycling and cyclo-cross at the age of eight. Ten years later, she became the U23 world champion cyclo-cross. The Dutch talent made a name for herself with victories in the World Cup of Val di Sole 2021 and Flamanville 2022. In the cyclo-cross season '22/'23, there was no stopping Van Empel. She won race after race and even became the European and World champion.
Van Empel has been riding for Team Visma | Lease a Bike since January 1, 2023. She made her debut on the road in the Volta Limburg Classic and came second in the young rider classification in the Giro d'Italia Donne. Van Empel also asserted herself in the field again in '23/'24. She prolonged her European title and became world champion again in Tábor. In 2024, Van Empel rode to sixth place in the youth classification in her first Tour de France Femmes and managed to become European champion in the field for the third year in a row.
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Victories in 2025
News about Fem
Marianne Vos kicks off her season with ambition in Italy at Trofeo Alfredo Binda
Liveblog: Van Aert fights his way to silver in Liévin
Van Empel claims third consecutive cyclocross world title in Liévin
Van Empel narrowly misses podium finish at World Cup Hoogerheide
