Helen Wyman: Rider Profile
- Tuesday, 25 January 2011
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HELEN WYMAN
Date of birth: 04/03/1981
From: St. Albans, Hertfordshire
Team: Kona/FSA
Disciplines: Road and cyclo-cross
Previous teams: Vision 1 (2009); Swift (2008); Global Racing (2007); Team Fat Birds (2005-2006); Toyota (2005)
Helen Wyman career profile
Helen Wyman is Britain’s greatest current female cyclo-cross rider. Wyman began racing at an early age but took up cyclo-cross seriously in 2001 whilst still at university studying as a physiotherapist.
Wyman quickly moved on in the sport to be selected for Great Britain for World Cup Races. Following a short break while finishing university and beginning her physiotherapy career, Wyman returned to the top flight of the sport in 2004 when selected to ride at the 2004 ‘cross Worlds.
Following some promising road performances, Wyman rode with the GB road team in 2004 across Europe, culminating in the World Road Championships in Madrid.
In 2005 Wyman signed for the Toyota Team in Germany, where she lived in Berlin, before moving to Belgium to ride for the first ever women's professional team from the UK, Team FBUK. Since 2005, Wyman has been ranked in the top five in the world in cyclo-cross, won the UK national championships five times in a row and also finished in the medals in the national road race championships.
Helen Wyman results
2010
British national cyclo-cross champion
2009
Giro d'Italia Cyclo-Cross
GP Wetzikon
Star Cross, Seattle
Dohlauler International
British national cyclo-cross champion
2008
British national cyclo-cross champion
2007
British national cyclo-cross champion
Tour of Brittany; mountains jersey
2006
British national cyclo-cross champion
Tour of Brittany; mountains jersey
Helen Wyman photos
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Reader comments
Add your commentsJune 21 01:39
Brant Nuttall
I remember when I used to beat this lass over 10 miles down in king's lynn, but not anymore. Well done on your achievements. Your dad phil must be so proud. Well done girl!
Best wishes.