Christiane Soeder

3rd Place Individual Time Trial Road Championships 2007 2nd place Individual Time Trial Road World Championships 2008 Stage victories Grande Boucle Féminine 2004, 2005 and 2008, Overall victory Grande Boucle Féminine 2008 - 2 Appreciation 2009 State Champion, ITT 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 State Champion Road 2004-2009 State Champion criterion 2008

Christiane Soeder ( born January 15, 1975 in Remscheid, Germany ) is an Austrian cyclist German origin.

Life

Christiane Soeder began her athletic career as an athlete who was successful in the Duathlon: 3 x German Champion (1999, 2000, 2001 ), 5th place World Championships in America (1999 ), 3rd place World Cup short track (2000 ) and on the long-range (2001 ). In 2001 she was Duathlon European silver medalist.

Since 2002 Soeder drove exclusively in cycling at Team Unica Graz and from 2005 to 2009 also the Univega Pro Cycling Team ( later name: Cervélo - Lifeforce Pro Cycling Team and Cervélo TestTeam ). She was one of the best time riders in the world and at the 2007 World Championships in Stuttgart since her third place, the most successful Austrian cyclist. In 2009, she ended her athletic career.

Soeder is a doctor and lives in Vienna. In 2007, she published together with her sister Stefanie Mollenhauer ( sports medicine and Leistungsdiagnostikerin ) a reference book on women's cycling.

Sporting successes

Duathlon

Cycling

2003

  • Participation in the streets - Cycling World Championships
  • Stage win International Thüringen Tour of the women

2004

  • Participation at the Olympic Games
  • Participation in the streets - Cycling World Championships
  • Stage victory Grande Boucle Féminine (Tour de France for women)
  • State Champion Road
  • National champion time trial

2005

  • National champion time trial
  • 11th Place Road Cycling World Championships
  • Stage win Tour de l' Aude
  • Stage victory and overall third parties Grande Boucle Féminine

2006

  • National champion time trial
  • State Road Race Champion
  • Geelong Tour stage win

2007

  • 2 Souvenir Magali Pache Time Trial
  • National champion time trial
  • 3rd Place Individual Time Trial Road Cycling World Championships

2008

  • National champion time trial
  • State Champion criterion
  • Geelong tour overall and stage victory.
  • GP Suisse - Souvenir de Magali Pache
  • Grande Boucle Féminine Tour de France Ladies overall and stage win
  • 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing 4th place in the road race
  • 7th place in the individual time trial

2009

  • Austrian Champion road and time trial
  • Second overall and EtapppensiegGrande Boucle Féminine
  • GP Suisse Feminin
  • Stage victory Thuringia Tour of the women
  • Open de Suède Vårgårda Team Time Trial
  • GP Oberbaselbiet
  • 2 stage wins Tour de l' Ardèche
  • 5 Road Cycling World Championships in the time trial

2010

  • Hill Climb Championship, Road, Elite, Austria

Awards (excerpt)

  • 2008: Golden Medal of Merit of the Republic of Austria
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