CANUEL Karol-Ann

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Road Race	Individual Time Trial
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	25	13

UCI Road World Championships

Year	Location	Road Race	Individual Time Trial	Team Time Trial
2020	Imola, ITA	66	22	-
2019	Harrogate, GBR	46	12	-
2018	Innsbruck, AUT	6	8	2
2017	Bergen, NOR	32	21	2
2016	Doha, QAT	71	19	1
2015	Richmond, VA, USA	13	15	1
2014	Ponferrada, ESP	DNF	6	1
2013	Florence, ITA	33	-	-
2012	Valkenburg, NED	30	-	-
2010	Melbourne, VIC, AUS	DNF	-	-

Ten best performances in major races in career

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location
1	2018	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
1	2017	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
1	2016	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
1	2014	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
2	2015	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
4	2019	Team Time Trial	Vargarda TTT	Vargarda, SWE
4	2016	Women's Individual	Boels Ladies Tour	Valkenburg, NED
5	2013	Road Race	GP de Plouay	Plouay, FRA
6	2019	Women's Individual	Madrid Challenge by La Vuelta	Madrid, ESP
6	2018	Team Time Trial	Ladies Tour of Norway TTT	Halden, NOR

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

Karo (olympic.ca, 29 Jun 2019)

Reading, yoga, watching television. (olympic.ca, 29 Jun 2019)

Athlete

Nursing - Alliance Sport-Etudes, Canada

English

Boels - Dolmans Cyclingteam [Netherlands] since 2016

Turned professional in 2010

She broke her collarbone a few weeks before the 2019 Canadian Championships, but was still able to compete at the tournament in Saint-Georges, QC, Canada. (procyclingstats.com, 29 Jun 2019; olympic.ca, 29 Jun 2019)

She broke her C6 vertebra, fractured a rib and sustained a concussion in June 2014. She then broke her pelvis in the road race at the 2014 World Championships in Ponferrada, Spain, and needed six weeks off to rest. (cyclingcanada.ca, 12 Feb 2016; ottawacitizen.com, 08 Oct 2014)

She began cycling at age 11 at the Club Cyclist Amos in Quebec, Canada. (cyclingcanada.ca, 12 Feb 2016)

Her parents liked the sport and encouraged her to try it. She fell and broke her helmet in her very first race but was back on her bike the next day (olympic.ca, 29 Jun 2019; cyclingcanada.ca, 12 Feb 2016)

To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (sportcom.qc.ca, 30 Jul 2020)

Canadian mountain biker Marie-Helene Premont, Canadian track cyclist Lori-Ann Muenzer, Canadian cyclist and speed skater Clara Hughes. (olympic.ca, 29 Jun 2019)