Maja WÅ‚oszczowska
Maja Włoszczowska ( born 1 November 1983 in Warsaw) is a Polish mountain bike marathon rider.
Life
In Karpacz they started cycling, her coach was Zdzisław Szmit. She was Polish champion in mountain road driving in 1999. Your first big success was Maja Włoszczowska with second place at the World Championships in the Spanish Sierra Nevada. In 2002 she began a study of financial mathematics at the Technical University of Wrocław ( Politechnika Wrocławska ) in the Department of Fundamental Problems of Technology. Shortly after, she became a member of the Polish Lotto team, but still studied and graduated after five and a half years from. In 2003 she became the first mountain bike marathon world champion. 2007 ended Lotto its support, the new team of Maja Włoszczowska was the MTB Hall's team. At the 2008 Summer Olympics she won the silver medal behind Sabine Spitz.
Achievements
Below is a selection of the greatest successes of Maja Włoszczowska.
- 2nd place in the Polish Amateur Championships Family Cup in the category Youth ( młodziczka )
- 2nd place at the Junior World Championships in Sierra Nevada ( Spain)
- 2nd place at the Polish Junior Championships
- 3rd place at the Polish Championships
- 2nd place at the Polish Championships
- 1st place in the mountain bike marathon world championships in Lugano ( Switzerland )
- 2nd place at the World Championships in Livigno (Italy )
- 1st place at the Polish MTB Championships in Olsztyn
- 2nd place in the Polish mountain bike marathon championships
- 2nd in the MTB European Championships in Kluisbergen (Belgium )
- Each 1 in the Skoda Auto GP MTB Polanica -Zdrój, Szczawno- Zdrój, Głuchołazy
- Each of the 2nd place at the Skoda Auto GP MTB in Mrągowo and Gdynia
- Each of the 1st place in the Skoda Auto GP MTB in Chodzież, Warsaw, Naleczów
- Each of the 2nd place in the Skoda Auto GP MTB Szczawno Zdrój and Białystok
- Polish Champion in the road trips in the group start
- 2nd place in the Polish mountain bike marathon championships
- Polish champion in mountain biking
- 2nd place at the World Championships in the group MTB in Fort William