GAUTIER Shelley

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Paralympic Games
3	T1-2 Time Trial	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
6	T1-2 Road Race	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
11	T1-2 Time Trial	2012	London, GBR
14	T1-2 Road Race	2012	London, GBR
Road World Championships
1	Women's T1 - Road Race	2021	Cascais, POR
1	Women's T1 - Time Trial	2021	Cascais, POR
1	Women's T1 - Road Race	2018	Maniago, ITA
1	Women's T1 - Time Trial	2018	Maniago, ITA
1	Women's T1 - Road Race	2017	Pietermaritzburg, RSA
1	Women's T1 - Time Trial	2017	Pietermaritzburg, RSA
1	Women's T1 - Road Race	2015	Nottwil, SUI
1	Women's T1 - Time Trial	2015	Nottwil, SUI
1	Women's T1 - Road Race	2014	Greenville, SC, USA
1	Women's T1 - Time Trial	2014	Greenville, SC, USA
1	Women's T1 - Road Race	2013	Baie-Comeau, QC, CAN
1	Women's T1 - Time Trial	2013	Baie-Comeau, QC, CAN
1	Women's T1 - Road Race	2011	Roskilde, DEN
1	Women's T1 - Time Trial	2011	Roskilde, DEN
1	Women's T1 - Road Race	2010	Baie-Comeau, QC, CAN
1	Women's T1 - Time Trial	2010	Baie-Comeau, QC, CAN
2	Women's T1 - Road Race	2019	Emmen, NED
3	Women's T1 - Time Trial	2019	Emmen, NED

Athlete, Director

Physical Education - University of Western Ontario, London, ON, CAN

Partner Alan

English

Sebastien Travers [national], CAN

She has also competed in Para sailing at national level and has served as a board member of the Disabled Sailing Association of Ontario in Canada. (sgpsf.ca, 11 Feb 2016)

2009 for Canada (Athlete, 07 Feb 2012)

She took up cycling at age five. After her accident, in 2002 she began cycling on a specially modified tricycle. (shelleygautier.wordpress.com, 02 May 2020; roadtolondon2012.wordpress.com, 31 Oct 2011)

Before her accident she was a competitive mountain bike racer and a practising physiotherapist. She wanted to stay physically active during her recovery, and as she could no longer ride a mountain bike, she tried Para cycling. (sgpsf.ca, 11 Feb 2016; Athlete, 07 Feb 2012)

To win a gold or silver medal at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. (PEDAL, 01 Dec 2018; shelleygautier.wordpress.com, 02 May 2020)

She trains twice a day. (shelleygautier.wordpress.com, 02 May 2020)

Partner Alan Greer. (shelleygautier.wordpress.com, 02 May 2020)

"Get out there and do it." (Athlete, 07 Feb 2012)

In December 2019 she was included in Cycling Canada's Top 10 Canadian Cyclists of the Decade. (shelleygautier.wordpress.com, 16 Dec 2019; cyclingmagazine.ca, 12 Dec 2019)

She was named Female Para Cyclist of the Year for 2019 by Cycling Canada. (canadiancyclist.com, 31 Dec 2019)

In 2015 and 2019 she was named Female Road Athlete of the Year by the Ontario Cycling Association [OCA]. (shelleygautier.wordpress.com, 24 Apr 2020; canadiancyclist.com, 26 Feb 2016)

In 2018 she received a Para Cycling Award from the International Cycling Union [UCI] at the 2018 UCI Cycling and Para cycling Gala in Guilin, People's Republic of China. (pedalmag.com, 15 Nov 2018)

She received the Perfect Season of the Year Award in recognition of her performances in 2018 from Cycling Canada. (pedalmag.com, 15 Nov 2018)

In February 2016 she was inducted into the Toronto Sport Hall of Honour as Female Athlete of the Year with a Disability in Canada. (ontariocycling.org, 26 Feb 2016)

She was named 2015 Para Cyclist of the Year by Sports Niagara in Canada. (paralympic.ca, 01 Sep 2016)

She took part in the torch relay ahead of the 2015 Parapan American Games in Toronto, ON, Canada. (paralympic.ca, 01 Sep 2016)