ANKUDINOFF Ashlee

20 Aug 1990
30
Female
1.74/5'8''

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
CTR Cycling Track Women's Team Pursuit 5

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Izu Velodrome
Finished
Izu Velodrome
Finished
Izu Velodrome
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Olympic Games
YearLocation4km TP
2016Rio de Janeiro, BRA5

World Championships
YearLocationPoints RaceScratch3km IP4km TP3km TP
2020Berlin, GER--145-
2019Pruszkow, POL--11-
2017Hong Kong, CHN--22-
2016London, GBR---5-
2015Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, FRA---1-
2014Cali, COL-19---
2013Minsk, BLR25---2
2012Melbourne, VIC, AUS--3--
2010Ballerup, DEN----1
2009Pruszkow, POL----3

Oceania Championships
YearLocationPoints RaceScratch3km IPOmnium4km TPMadison
2018Adelaide, SA, AUS11-312
2016Melbourne, VIC, AUS--1813

World Cup (Ranking)
RankEventYear
23km Individual Pursuit2016/2017
13Scratch2018/2019

World Cup
YearLocationScratch3km IP4km TPMadison
2019/2020Brisbane, QLD, AUS--1-
2019/2020Cambridge, NZL--2-
2018/2019Berlin, GER--26
2018/2019Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, FRA1-1-
2016/2017Los Angeles, CA, USA-2--
2016/2017Cali, COL--1-


Legend
IP - Individual Pursuit, TP - Team Pursuit, DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified
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Ash (Instagram profile, 30 Mar 2020)
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Playing golf, bush walking. (olympics.com.au, 01 Mar 2020; commonwealthgames.com.au, 15 Apr 2018)
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Athlete
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Business, Sport Studies - Australian College of Physical Education, Sydney, NSW, AUS
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English
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St. George Cycling Club [Australia]
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Glenn O'Shea [national]
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She sustained a subluxation of the AC joint in her shoulder after crashing during team pursuit training at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (olympics.com.au, 20 Mar 2020)
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She began cycling at age 15. (Cycling Australia, 26 Aug 2010)
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She competed in triathlons when she was younger, and joined St. George Cycling Club in New South Wales, Australia, to improve her cycling skills. After a string of good results and selection for Australia's junior track world championship team, she switched to the sport full-time. (olympics.com.au, 01 Mar 2020; cycling.bvit.com.au, 27 Sep 2013)
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To win gold at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (cycling.org.au, 22 Nov 2019)
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Australian cyclist Catherine Bates, Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic. (commonwealthgames.com.au, 15 Apr 2018; cycling.bvit.com.au, 27 Sep 2013)
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Coach Gary Sutton. (olympics.com.au, 01 Mar 2020)
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In 2019 she was named Elite Track Cyclist of the Year by Cycling Australia. (australiancyclingteam.com, 16 Dec 2019)

General Interest

General
RIO CRASH
She was part of the Australian team pursuit squad that went into the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro as one of the favourites for the gold medal. However, the team were involved in a serious crash during training just two days before the competition was due to start. Four out of the five members of the squad sustained injuries, with Ankudinoff requiring treatment for a subluxation of the AC joint in her shoulder. The team went on to compete at the Games, and eventually placed fifth. "We clipped wheels and I was last to fall as I was sitting just off the back and tried to avoid it but couldn't. I hit the track hard and slid a fair distance. I laid there for a moment and everything was silent until I was back with it and heard [teammate] Mel [Hoskins] yelling out in a fair bit of pain. It sent chills through me as I lay there on my side not being able to lift my body up off the ground knowing that my three teammates were lying injured as well. I knew straight away I had done something to my shoulder and was hoping I didn't break my collarbone. We all got up and hobbled back to the pits except Mel who was being stretchered off into an ambulance where she was taken to hospital for x-rays on her hip." (olympics.com.au, 20 Mar 2020; pelotonwatch.com, 22 Sep 2016)

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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