GIGANTE Sarah

6 Oct 2000
20
Female
MELBOURNE, VIC
 
Australia

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
CRD Cycling Road Women's Road Race 40
Women's Individual Time Trial 11

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Fuji International Speedway
Finished
Fuji International Speedway
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Ten best performances in major races in career
RankYearEventCompetitionLocation
232021Road RaceTrofeo BindaCittiglio, ITA
242020Road RaceGreat Ocean Road RaceGeelong, VIC, AUS
412021Road RaceGent - WevelgemWevelgem, BEL
612021Road RaceRonde van VlaanderenOudenaarde, BEL
732019Road RaceGreat Ocean Road RaceGeelong, VIC, AUS
792021Road RaceAmstel Gold RaceVilt, NED

Oceania Championships
YearLocationRoad Race
2019Railton, TAS, AUS2

UCI Road World Championships (Juniors)
YearLocationRoad RaceIndividual Time Trial
2018Innsbruck, AUT5815


Legend
DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified, OTL - Outside the Time Limit
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Learning new languages. (cycling.org.au, 04 Feb 2019)
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Athlete
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Geography, Linguistics - University of Melbourne, Australia
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English
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Team TIBCO - Silicon Valley Bank [United States of America] since 2020
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Her brother Scott Gigante has competed in road cycling, and competed in the U23 road race at the 2015 National Championships in Australia. (Scott Gigante Instagram profile, 01 Apr 2017; procyclingstats.com, 10 Jan 2015)
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She has represented Australia in track cycling, winning silver in the points race at the 2018 World Junior Championships in Aigle, Switzerland. (SportsDeskOnline, 17 Jul 2021)
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Turned professional in 2020
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In April 2021 she broke her collarbone, her fibula, and her elbow in a crash at La Fleche Wallonne in Belgium. She was off the bike for over a month. (Instagram profile, 15 May 2021 sbs.com.au, 23 Apr 2021)

In the early part of 2018 she broke her left elbow, her left shoulder, and her right wrist in a crash during a club race. She also dislocated her right shoulder in a crash later that year. (womenwhocycle.com, 28 Nov 2019)
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She cycled for fun as a child. She took it up as a sport at age eight at Brunswick Cycling Club in Victoria, Australia. (cycling.org.au, 04 Feb 2019)
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"My family has always been really into outdoor and active hobbies, so when I was a little kid, we used to go on the Great Victorian Bike Ride each year. It's nine days of riding across the state, camping in a new town each night with lots of families and also some school groups, while big trucks take your bags and tents between the towns for you. At eight years old, after accompanying my mum for two trips on a trailer bike and one on a tandem, I told her that I was 'sick of looking at her backside' and wanted to do the 600km on my own bike! Mum thought we might need something extra to get me prepared for the long rides. We googled 'cycling club for kids' and up came Brunswick Cycling Club. I went along to their junior clinic on a Sunday morning and was hooked from the very first day!" (voxwomen.com, 29 Jun 2021; cycling.org.au, 04 Feb 2019)
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To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (voxwomen.com, 29 Jun 2021)
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Winning the individual time trial at the 2019 Australian Championships in Buninyong, VIC, Australia. (voxwomen.com, 29 Jun 2021)
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Dutch cyclists Annemiek van Vleuten, Anna van der Breggen, and Marianne Vos, Australian cyclists Annette Edmondson and Amanda Spratt. (voxwomen.com, 29 Jun 2021)
Legend
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
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