Anna Sanchis

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Anna Sanchis Road cycling
Anna Sanchis (2012)
Anna Sanchis (2012)
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Full name Anna Sanchis Chafer
Date of birth October 18, 1987
nation SpainSpain Spain
discipline Road cycling
End of career 2017
Societies)
VC Pedalier Xativa
Team (s)
2007–2008
2009
2010–2013
2014–2017
Comunidad Valenciana
Safi-Pasta Zara-Titanedi
Bizkaia-Durango
Wiggle Honda
Last updated: December 14, 2017

Anna Sanchis Chafer (born October 18, 1987 in Xàtiva ) is a former Spanish cyclist .

Athletic career

Anna Sanchist, daughter of former professional cyclist José Salvador Sanchis , started cycling at the age of five and competed in races in all age groups. In 2005 she became Spanish junior champion in the individual time trial and runner-up in road racing . In 2008 she started the road race at the Olympic Games in Beijing and finished 19th. In 2011 she was the Spanish runner-up in the women's time trial. In 2012 she became the two-time Spanish time trial and road racing champion, and in 2013 she won the road champion title a second time. In 2015 she was again Spanish double champion on the road.

At the end of the 2017 season, Anna Sanchis ended her cycling career after becoming a mother.

Private

In addition to her cycling career, Anna Sanchis studied medicine at the University of Valencia . She is in a relationship with the Spanish professional cyclist Jesús Hernández (as of 2017). In her free time she plays the cello .

successes

2005
  • MaillotEspaña.svg Spanish Junior Champion - Individual Time Trial
2012
  • MaillotEspaña.svg Spanish champion - road race, individual time trial
2013
  • MaillotEspaña.svg Spanish champion - individual time trial
2015
  • MaillotEspaña.svg Spanish champion - road race, individual time trial
2016
  • MaillotEspaña.svg Spanish champion - individual time trial

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Anna Sanchi's blog: Despedida. Wiggle High5, accessed December 14, 2017 (Spanish).
  2. Jesús Hernández & Anna Sanchís. (No longer available online.) El Pedal de Frodo, July 1, 2011, archived from the original on November 28, 2014 ; Retrieved November 16, 2014 (Spanish).