Womens Cycling

Tara Alice Whitten - born 13 July 1980 is a Canadian Track Cyclist #Womenscycling

Tara Whitten won a Gold Medal in the Omnium in 2010 at Ballerup. #Womenscycling

Lizzie Armitstead was 1st overall at Gent - Wevelgem - 2012 #Womenscycling

Lizzie Armitstead won Silver at the UCI Track Cycling Junior World Championships 2005 in the Scratch Race. #Womenscycling

Dani King was a swimmer and a runner before she was spotted at a British Cycling Talent Team testing event at her school in Southampton.

In the 2013 New Years Honours Dani King was awarded with an MBE for her services to cycling. #Womenscycling

Annie Last deferred her place at medical school to join British Cycling’s Olympic Academy Programme in 2009. #Womenscycling

Annie Last in 2012 become the first British woman to start the Olympic mountain bike race since Sydney 2000. #Womenscycling

Katy Marchant is a Track Cyclist who was accepted onto the Olympic Academy Programme in April 2013. #Womenscycling

Lizzie Armitstead won Silver at the UCI Track Cycling Junior World Championships 2005 in the Scratch Race #Womenscycling

#Womenscycling Heather Wilson was 2nd in the 2006 Irish National Time Trial Championships.

Geneviève Gambillon (France) won the Gold Medal in the UCI Road World Championships – Women's road race in 1974 #Womenscycling

#Womenscycling 2006 Australia Female Track Cyclist of the Year Anna Meares

Emma Sonka (USSR) won the Gold Medal in the UCI Road World Championships – Women's road race in 1964 #Womenscycling

#Womenscycling Australian Female Track Cyclist of the Year 2007 Anna Meares

Australian Female Road Cyclist of the Year - 2002 Sara Carrigan #Womenscycling

Australian Female Road Cyclist of the Year - 2001 Anna Millward #Womenscycling

Marianne Vos, in senior cycling became world champion in cyclo-cross and road racing at the age of 19 #Womenscycling

Katherine Bates is a former Australian track and road cyclist who is a multiple national champion #Womenscycling

Lenka Valova (Czech Republic) was 11th in the Individual Pursuit at the 2004 Athens Summer Olympic Games #Womenscycling