TERPSTRA Anne

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Cross-country
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	15

World Championships

Year	Location	Cross-country	XCO Eliminator	XCO Team Relay X
2020	Leogang, AUT	DNF	-	-
2019	Mont-Sainte-Anne, QC, CAN	4	-	10
2018	Lenzerheide, SUI	DNF	-	9
2017	Cairns, QLD, AUS	12	-	-
2016	Nove Mesto na Morave, CZE	DNF	13	-
2015	Vallnord, AND	20	5	-
2014	Hafjell, NOR	41	10	8
2013	Pietermaritzburg, RSA	-	18	-
2012	Saalfelden, AUT	-	14	9
2011	Champery, SUI	-	-	6

European Championships

Year	Location	Cross-country	XCO Eliminator	XCO Team Relay X
2020	Monte Tamaro, SUI	2	-	-
2019	Brno, CZE	4	-	7
2018	Glasgow, GBR	DNS	-	-
2018	Graz, AUT	-	4	-
2017	Darfo Boario Terme, ITA	7	3	-

World Cup - Overview per season since 2017

Year	Event	Standings	Three best ranks per season
2021	Cross-country	-	1 x 6th, 1 x 8th, 1 x 9th
2021	Cross Country (Short Track)	-	1 x 7th, 1 x 11th, 1 x 20th
2020	Cross-country	-	2 x 2nd
2020	Cross Country (Short Track)	-	1 x 7th, 1 x 8th
2019	Cross-country	4th	1 x 1st, 2 x 2nd, 1 x 5th
2019	Cross Country (Short Track)	-	2 x 5th, 1 x 7th, 2 x 9th
2018	Cross-country	39th	1 x 11th, 1 x 12th
2018	Cross Country (Short Track)	-	1 x 21st, 1 x 22nd
2017	Cross-country	20th	1 x 10th, 1 x 16th, 1 x 17th

World Cup - Ten best performances since 2017

Rank	Year	Event	Location
1	2019	Cross-country	Vallnord, AND
2	2020	Cross-country	Nove Mesto na Morave, CZE
2	2020	Cross-country	Nove Mesto na Morave, CZE
2	2019	Cross-country	Snowshoe, WV, USA
2	2019	Cross-country	Lenzerheide, SUI
5	2019	Cross-country	Albstadt, GER
5	2019	Women's Cross Country (Short Track)	Snowshoe, WV, USA
5	2019	Women's Cross Country (Short Track)	Vallnord, AND
6	2021	Cross-country	Albstadt, GER
7	2021	Women's Cross Country (Short Track)	Albstadt, GER
7	2020	Women's Cross Country (Short Track)	Nove Mesto na Morave, CZE
7	2019	Cross-country	Les Gets, FRA
7	2019	Cross-country	Nove Mesto na Morave, CZE
7	2019	Women's Cross Country (Short Track)	Lenzerheide, SUI

Legend
IP - In Progress, XCO - Cross-country, X - Mixed, DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified

Spending time with friends, going to the sauna, watching television series. (pinkbike.com, 03 Oct 2019)

Athlete

Medicine - Utrecht University, Netherlands

Partner Tom Wickles

Dutch, English

Ghost Factory Racing [Germany]

Guido Vroemen

Her partner Tom Wickles has served as team manager of the Ghost Factory Racing mountain bike team. (pinkbike.com, 03 Oct 2019)

She has represented the Netherlands in cyclo-cross at World Cup events. (SportsDeskOnline, 20 Dec 2019)

She broke her left ankle after crashing during training in January 2018. The injury affected her for the rest of the year. (pinkbike.com, 03 Oct 2019)

She began mountain biking at age 10. (pinkbike.com, 03 Oct 2019)

"When I was young I actually used to swim. My younger brother got the idea he wanted to ride a mountain bike. Even though we do not have any mountains in the Netherlands and nobody in our family was familiar with the sport, he stuck to it. In the end, my parents let him give it a try and he loved it right away. When I saw my brother having so much fun on the mountain bike I became interested as well." (pinkbike.com, 03 Oct 2019; ghost-factory-racing.com, 01 Jan 2016)

To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (pinkbike.com, 03 Oct 2019)

She rides for up to three hours in the mornings, and does stretching and recovery work in the afternoons. (pinkbike.com, 03 Oct 2019)

"Just go fast." (Facebook page, 29 Jul 2016)

She received the 2016 MTB Elite Women Award in the Netherlands. (offroadbikers.eu, 11 Dec 2016)