WORRACK Trixi

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Road Race	Individual Time Trial
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	43	16
2012	London, GBR	33	9
2008	Beijing, CHN	20	-
2004	Athens, GRE	25	15

UCI Road World Championships

Year	Location	Road Race	Individual Time Trial	Team Time Trial
2020	Imola, ITA	DNF	-	-
2018	Innsbruck, AUT	DNF	15	1
2017	Bergen, NOR	51	17	4
2016	Doha, QAT	73	7	2
2015	Richmond, VA, USA	12	10	1
2014	Ponferrada, ESP	32	10	1
2013	Florence, ITA	20	5	1
2012	Valkenburg, NED	57	8	1
2011	Copenhagen, DEN	64	-	-
2010	Melbourne, VIC, AUS	7	-	-
2009	Mendrisio, SUI	29	12	-
2008	Varese, ITA	5	-	-
2007	Stuttgart, GER	17	-	-
2006	Salzburg, AUT	2	9	-
2005	Madrid, ESP	10	36	-
2004	Verona, ITA	4	13	-
2003	Hamilton, ON, CAN	16	-	-
2002	Zolder, BEL	DNF	-	-
2001	Lisbon, POR	17	-	-
2000	Plouay, FRA	31	-	-

Ten best performances in major races in career

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location
1	2019	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
1	2015	Women's Individual	Tour of California	Sacramento, CA, USA
1	2014	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
1	2013	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
1	2012	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
2	2015	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
2	2011	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
2	2006	Women's Individual	Boels Ladies Tour	Heerlen, NED
2	2006	Women's Individual	Ronde van Drenthe	Netherlands
2	2005	Women's Individual	Emakumeen Bira	Bilbao, ESP
2	2004	Women's Individual	Boels Ladies Tour	Haaften, NED
2	2004	Road Race	Ronde van Vlaanderen	Meerbeke, BEL
2	2003	Women's Individual	Boels Ladies Tour	Lisse, NED

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

Tute (Athlete 25 Mar 2000)

Athlete

Health Studies - Academy of Sports, Backnang, GER

Wife Scarlett

English, German, Russian

Trek - Segafredo [United States of America] since 2019

She has competed in track cycling and cyclo cross at national level in Germany. She won gold in the points race at the 2008 German Track Cycling Championships in Buttgen, and at the 2013 German Cyclo Cross Championships in Bad Salzdetfurth, Germany. (cyclingarchives.com, 12 Mar 2016)

Turned professional in 2003

In March 2016 she crashed on a descent during the Italian World Tour race Trofeo Alfredo Binda. She was immediately taken to hospital in Varese, where her left kidney had to be removed in an emergency operation. She also broke a rib. She was not able to race for more than two months, making her comeback in June 2016 during the Auensteiner Radsporttage in Germany. (procyclingstats.com, 24 Jun 2016; radsport-news.com, 11 Jun 2016, 31 Mar 2016, 22 Mar 2016)

In April 2013 she broke her right collarbone when she crashed during the fourth stage of the Energiewacht Tour in the Netherlands. She had surgery and made her comeback a month later at the Durango-Durango Emakumeen Saria race in Spain. (procyclingstats.com, 24 Jun 2016; lr-online.de, 06 May 2013; radsport-news.com, 07 Apr 2013)

She began cycling at age 14. (velociosports.com, 25 Jul 2012)

She wanted to play football as a girl but the sport was not popular in the town she lived in, whereas cycling was. (velociosports.com, 25 Jul 2012)

To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (Facebook profile, 29 Jun 2021)

''It goes on.'' (radsport-news.com, 31 Mar 2016)

She was named Sportswoman of the Year in Cottbus, Germany, in 1998, 1999, 2004, 2009, 2010, and 2012. (rad-net.de, 21 Jan 2013; osp-brandenburg.de, 24 Jan 2011; sportschule-cottbus.de, 25 Jan 2010; lr-online.de, 15 Jan 2005)

In 2006 she was voted German Female Cyclist of the Year by Radsport magazine. (cyclingnews.com, 05 Jan 2007)