MAJERUS Christine

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Road Race	Individual Time Trial
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	18	22
2012	London, GBR	21	-

UCI Road World Championships

Year	Location	Road Race	Individual Time Trial	Team Time Trial
2020	Imola, ITA	62	-	-
2019	Harrogate, GBR	11	-	-
2018	Innsbruck, AUT	-	-	2
2017	Bergen, NOR	6	-	2
2016	Doha, QAT	15	-	1
2015	Richmond, VA, USA	15	21	2
2014	Ponferrada, ESP	31	25	5
2013	Florence, ITA	DNF	-	-
2010	Melbourne, VIC, AUS	58	-	-
2008	Varese, ITA	DNF	-	-
2007	Stuttgart, GER	DNF	-	-

Ten best performances in major races in career

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location
1	2019	Women's Individual	Boels Ladies Tour	Arnhem, NED
1	2018	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
2	2017	Women's Individual	The Women's Tour	London, GBR
3	2018	Road Race	Brugge - De Panne	De Panne, BEL
3	2015	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
3	2015	Women's Individual	The Women's Tour	Hemel Hempstead, GBR
3	2014	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
4	2019	Women's Individual	Madrid Challenge by La Vuelta	Madrid, ESP
4	2019	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
4	2019	Women's Individual	The Women's Tour	Pembrey, GBR
4	2018	Women's Individual	Ladies Tour of Norway	Halden, NOR
4	2018	Women's Individual	The Women's Tour	Colwyn Bay, GBR
4	2017	Road Race	Vargarda RR	Vargarda, SWE
4	2013	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE

European Games

Year	Location	Road Race	Individual Time Trial
2019	Minsk, BLR	13	25

Legend
DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified, OTL - Outside the Time Limit

Athlete, Serves in the Army

English, French, Luxembourgish

Boels-Dolmans Cycling Team [Netherlands] since 2014

She competed in athletics as a junior and won national titles in the 400m and 800m. She later competed in duathlon and triathlon and finished 16th at the 2005 Duathlon European Championships in Debrecen, Hungary. She has also competed in cyclo-cross, and represented Luxembourg at nine editions of the world championships between 2011 and 2020. (SportsDeskOnline, 26 Mar 2020; christinemajerus.com, 04 Jun 2016; boelsdolmanscyclingteam.com, 20 Mar 2016; velonews.competitor.com, 16 Nov 2015)

Turned professional in 2008

She was forced to withdraw from the 2016 Giro Rosa following a crash on stage four. At the time of the crash she was still recovering from her injuries at the 2016 Women's Tour and suffered abrasions to her knee, hip and wrist and injured her ribs. (boelsdolmanscyclingteam.com, 06 Jul 2016)

She withdrew from the 2016 Women's Tour in Britain in June 2016 after crashing on stage four. (cyclingnews.com, 18 Jun 2016; thepelotonbrief.com, 22 Jun 2016)

A foot injury ended her athletics career as a junior. (christinemajerus.com, 04 Jun 2016)

A foot injury ended her athletics career, so she started competing in duathlon and triathlon. The bike leg was her strongest discipline, and after her injury flared up again she decided to compete solely in cycling. (christinemajerus.com, 04 Jun 2016)

To finish in the top 10 in the road race at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (Luxemburger Wort, 31 Jul 2019)

Winning the general classification of the 2019 Boels Ladies Tour in Netherlands. (tageblatt.lu, 08 Sep 2019)

She was named Female Athlete of the Year in Luxembourg on six occasions between 2013 and 2019. (lessentiel.lu, 05 Dec 2019; tageblatt.lu, 05 Dec 2013)