Cyrille Thièry

Cyrille Thièry
	Cyrille Thièry (2018)
To person
Date of birth	September 27, 1990
nation	Switzerland
discipline	Track cycling
Driver type	Short term
To the team
Current team	Swiss Racing Academy
function	driver
Societies)
2009–2011 ; 2012–2013 ; 2014	VC Orbe ; Charvieu-Chavagneux-Isére Cyclisme ; VC Mendrisio-PL Valli
Team (s)
2019	Swiss Racing Academy
Most important successes
	UEC European Rail Championships 2011 - two-man team driving
	Last updated: January 27, 2019

Cyrille Thièry (born September 27, 1990 in Lausanne ) is a Swiss cyclist .

Athletic career

As a junior, Cyrille Thièry achieved his first successes on the street . In 2008 he finished third in the individual time trial at the Swiss Road Championships and won the GP Ruebliland . He won the 24 heures de Aigle on the track in 2008 and 2009 . Also in 2009 he came second at the Swiss Elite Track Championships in the team pursuit and third in the points race . In 2010 he and the Swiss team ( Claudio Imhof , Loïc Perizzolo , Damien Corthésy ) finished 15th at the World Track Championships in team pursuit, came third in the Swiss championship in team sprint (with Maxime Froidevaux and Théry Schir ) and won the Quatre Jours de Noumea 2010 , with Anthony Doubain .

In 2011 Thièry won the European title (U23) in the two-man team driving , together with Silvan Dillier , in the team pursuit he finished third with the Swiss team. He was also the Swiss champion in the team pursuit. The track European Championships the elite in Apeldoorn , he won together with Imhof the silver medal in the two-team driving.

In 2016 Thièry was nominated for participation in the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro , where he finished seventh in the team pursuit with Olivier Beer , Silvan Dillier and Théry Schir .