Sarah Gigante's Journey from Adversity to Cycling Success and Beyond

 

In a candid conversation on the Ride To Success podcast, Australian cycling sensation Sarah Gigante shared her journey, from her initial pedal strokes to her aspirations beyond cycling racing. The conversation with Pedro Couto Lopes gives a glimpse into her story, which maps out her career and personal growth.

“the Tour de France, I think that's just made such a huge difference. Not only are so many more fans getting to see the sport, like new fans coming into the sport. But also I think maybe the most special part is the little kids that can see themselves racing one day.”

Future of Women's Cycling

Looking ahead, Gigante is optimistic about the future of women's cycling, particularly regarding inclusivity and global reach. She celebrates the progress made in women's cycling, crediting the increased visibility and support for creating a more inclusive and competitive environment that inspires the next generation of female cyclists.

"I mean, when I was a little kid, once I found out cycling was a sport, I didn't dream of riding in the Tour de France because it wasn't a thing. Like I barely watched the Tour de France and it wasn't because I didn't like watching cycling. I just couldn't relate to the men. I mean, it was cool that they had Tour and, you know, Cadel Evans was amazing. (...)So yeah to think that little girls can you know turn on the TV or go to the roadside in France and think they actually can be there one day it's just incredible”

Find out more about Sarah's Journey from Adversity to Cycling Success and Beyond on the Ride To Success podcast

Chapters:

~ Discovering the Joy of Cycling

~ The Making of a Champion

~ Overcoming Injuries and Setbacks

~ Staying Focused Amidst Challenges

~ Support Networks in Professional Cycling

~ Engaging with the Cycling Community

~ Vision for the Future of Women's Cycling

~ Sarah Gigante's Personal Ambitions

 
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