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Izu Velodrome Cycling Track Izu Velodrome Cycling Track 伊豆ベロドローム 自転車競技（トラック） / Cyclisme sur piste Vélodrome d'Izu Women's Keirin 女子ケイリン / Keirin - femmes THU 5 AUG 2021 Finals Start Time 17:37 決勝 / Finales Extended Start List 拡張スタートリスト / Liste de départ détaillée Race distance: 6 laps Height Heat Race Name NOC Date of Birth Number Code m / ft in Final 1-6 104 GENEST Lauriane CAN 28 MAY 1998 1.63/5'4'' Finished 16th at 2020 WCh, 13th in 2019. Placed 7th at 2018 CWG. Gold at 2019 PanAm Ch, silver in 2018. National champion in 2019. In 2019/20 WCup, 5th overall, 7th at Milton, ON, 12th at Brisbane, 2nd at Cambridge, 9th at Hong Kong. She was involved in figure skating for 10 years before taking up road cycling at age 16. She moved on to track cycling a year later. 105 MITCHELL Kelsey CAN 26 NOV 1993 1.74/5'9'' Finished 16th at 2020 WCh. Placed 5th at 2019 PanAm Games. Bronze at 2019 PanAm Ch. Silver at 2019 NCh, bronze in 2018. In 2019/20 season, 13th at Brisbane WCup event, 11th at Cambridge, 10th at Hong Kong. In August 2017, she attended a cycling tryout in Toronto, ON, Canada. She exceeded the national standard for track cycling on the watt bike, and was recruited by Cycling Canada. 187 BRASPENNINCX Shanne NED 18 MAY 1991 - Silver at 2015 WCh, 13th in 2020 and 2014, 5th in 2019, 2018, 2017. Bronze at 2014 European Ch, 4th in 2019, 10th in 2018. Silver at 2019 European Games. National champion in 2019, 2013. In 2019/20 season, 6th at Hong Kong WCup event, 10th at Glasgow. In other events - 4th in team sprint at 2020 OG. She suffered a heart attack in July 2015 and was unable to train for over half a year. 197 ANDREWS Ellesse NZL 31 DEC 1999 - First-time Olympian. Finished 5th at 2020 WCh. Gold at 2019 Oceania Ch. Placed 5th at 2017 Junior WCh. In 2019/20 WCup, 18th overall, 9th at Brisbane, 7th at Cambridge, 13th at Hong Kong. Will also compete in the women's sprint competition at 2020 OG. 228 BASOVA Liubov UKR 16 JUL 1988 - Finished 5th at 2016 OG, 12th in 2012. Placed 19th at 2020 WCh, 23rd in 2019, 7th in 2018, 9th in 2017, 5th in 2016. Gold at 2016 European Ch, bronze in 2017, 2010, 10th in 2020. At 2019/20 WCup, 1st overall, 6th at Milton, ON, 4th at Brisbane, 5th at Cambridge, 2nd at Hong Kong. In other events - 8th in team sprint at 2020 OG. Met first coach on holiday after riding a bike for first time. 229 STARIKOVA Olena UKR 22 APR 1996 1.60/5'3'' Finished 25th at 2017 WCh. Gold at 2020 European Ch, 12th in 2018, 13th in 2017, 2016. Gold at 2016 NCh, silver in 2014. In other events - 8th in team sprint at 2020 OG. Silver in 500m time trial at 2019 WCh. 'I got a bicycle, I really liked cycling. I think my mother was worried that I might start spending my time in the wrong places, so she asked if I wanted to join a cycling club.' Final 7-12 87 McCULLOCH Kaarle AUS 20 JAN 1988 1.68/5'6'' Silver at 2019 WCh, 13th in 2017, 2011, 8th in 2016, 9th in 2012, 4th in 2010. Silver at 2018 CWG. Gold at 2007 Oceania Ch, silver in 2012, 2008, bronze in 2017. Gold at 2017, 2010, 2008 NCh. In other events - bronze in team sprint at 2012 OG. She names Anna MEARES (AUS) as most influential person in her career: 'For always pushing me and helping me to be the best I can at any given moment.' 111 ZHONG Tianshi CHN 2 FEB 1991 - Finished 11th at 2016 OG. Placed 10th at 2015 WCh. Bronze at 2018, 2014 Asian Games. Bronze at 2019, 2018, 2014 Asian Ch. In 2019/20 season, 12th at Hong Kong WCup event, 13th at Glasgow, 6th at Minsk. In other events - gold in team sprint at 2020, 2016 OG. In 2016, she and her teammate GONG Jinjie became the first athletes representing CHN to win a gold medal in track cycling at the Olympics. 153 HINZE Emma GER 17 SEP 1997 1.68/5'6'' Gold at 2020 WCh, 19th in 2019, 21st in 2017. Finished 11th at 2018 European Ch. National champion in 2016. In 2019/20 WCup, 4th overall, 4th at Hong Kong, 2nd at Glasgow, 1st at Minsk. In other events - silver in team sprint at 2020 OG. Gold in sprint, team sprint at 2020 WCh. She considered retiring after experiencing severe pain in her back, knee in 2017. Her hero is USA gymnast Simone BILES. 158 LEE Wai Sze HKG 12 MAY 1987 - Bronze at 2012 OG, 7th in 2016. Gold at 2019 WCh, silver in 2018, 4th in 2020, 2013, 10th in 2017, 9th in 2016, 7th in 2015, 2014. Gold at 2018, 2014 Asian Games. Won six Asian Ch. Won the 2018/19, 2013/14, 2012/13 WCup. Her bronze medal in the keirin event at the 2012 Olympic Games was the first Olympic medal in track cycling for Hong Kong, China. Legend: - Information not available CTRWKEIRIN------------FNL---------_N59A 1 Report created Thu 5 Aug 2021 17:18 Page 1 / 2 Izu Velodrome Cycling Track 伊豆ベロドローム 自転車競技（トラック） / Cyclisme sur piste Vélodrome d'Izu Women's Keirin 女子ケイリン / Keirin - femmes THU 5 AUG 2021 Finals Start Time 17:37 決勝 / Finales Extended Start List 拡張スタートリスト / Liste de départ détaillée Height Heat Race Name NOC Date of Birth Number Code m / ft in 181 GAXIOLA GONZALEZ Luz Daniela MEX 25 NOV 1992 - Finished 12th at 2018 WCh, 13th in 2017, 5th in 2014, 15th in 2013. Gold at 2016 PanAm Ch, silver in 2012, bronze in 2017. Four-time national champion. In 2019/20 season, 10th at Brisbane WCup event, 13th at Cambridge, 19th at Hong Kong. In other events - 6th in team sprint at 2020 OG. Her sister Antonieta has represented Mexico in track cycling and competed at the 2018, 2019 PanAm Ch. 217 SHMELEVA Daria ROC 26 OCT 1994 - Finished 13th at 2016 OG. Bronze at 2019 WCh, 23rd in 2020, 11th in 2018. Bronze at 2019 European Games. Bronze at 2019, 2018 European Ch, 11th in 2020, 8th in 2017. In other events - bronze in team sprint at 2020 OG, silver in 2016. 'I like keirin, it's a mysterious event in which you need to consider the big picture and understand what to do tactically.' Legend: - Information not available CTRWKEIRIN------------FNL---------_N59A 1 Report created Thu 5 Aug 2021 17:18 Page 2 / 2.
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