Ellen van Dijk wins women's Dutch time trial title
Shirin van Anrooij second and Riejanne Markus third in Emmen

Ellen van Dijk added another Dutch time trial title to her long list of accolades in the discipline covering the 29.4km route in 35:55. The reigning Time Trial World Champion and World Hour Record holder beat her Trek-Segafredo teammate Shirin van Anrooij by 1:03 and Jumbo-Visma's Riejanne Markus by 1:38 in Emmen. Van Anrooij's efforts also secured her the under-13 women's time trial title.
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