Emma White (cyclist)

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Emma White Road cycling
Emma White (2020)
Emma White (2020)
To person
Date of birth August 23, 1997
nation United StatesUnited States United States
discipline Track (endurance) / road / cyclo-cross racing
To the team
Current team Rally Cycling Women
Team (s)
2016– Rally Cycling Women
Most important successes
UCI track world championships
2020 World Champion - Team Pursuit
Last updated: March 6, 2020

Emma White (born August 23, 1997 in Duanesburg , New York ) is an American cyclist who is active on track and road as well as cross-country races.

Athletic career

Emma White had her first successes when she became US youth champion in 2013 and junior champion in the individual time trial the following year . In 2015, she took second place in the road races of the juniors at the road world championships in both road races and individual time trials. At the same time, she started successfully in cyclo-cross races . In this discipline, she was US Junior Champion in 2105, U23 Champion at the Pan American Championships in 2017 and national U23 Champion the following year. At the 2017 cyclocross world championships in Beles , Luxembourg , she finished eighth in the U23 race. At the 2018 Cyclocross World Championships in Valkenburg , the Netherlands , she was seventh in the U23. In July 2019, she became the youngest female driver in the US elite in the criterion .

Starting in 2019, White became increasingly active in track cycling. With Lily Williams , Kendall Ryan and Christina Birch , she won silver in the team and bronze in the single pursuit at the Pan-American track championships . In a different composition ( Jennifer Valente , Chloé Dygert and Birch) the four-man won gold at the first run of the Track World Cup in Minsk - team pursuit (with Jennifer Valente, Chloé Dygert and Christina Birch) and in spring 2020 the sixth run with Valente, Dybert and Williams.

In February 2020 the successful quartet became world champions in the team pursuit in Berlin after the four had finished seventh the year before .

family

White is one of five siblings; she started cycling at the age of nine. Her older brother Curtis White is also a cyclist and rode with her on the same team, Rally Cycling , from 2016 .

successes

White at the 2015 World Cup in Heusden-Zolder
World champions in team pursuit 2020 (from left to right): Lily Williams, Emma White, Chloé Dygert and Jennifer Valente

train

2019
2020

Street

2013
  • MaillotEEUU.PNG American Junior Champion - Individual Time Trial
2014
  • MaillotEEUU.PNG US Junior Champion - Individual Time Trial
2015
2017
2018
2019
  • MaillotEEUU.PNG American champion - criterion

Cross country

2015
  • MaillotEEUU.PNG American junior champion
2017
  • Pan American Champions Jersey.png Pan American U23 champion
2018
  • MaillotEEUU.PNG American U23 champion

Web links

Commons : Emma White  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Jessica Coulon: Emma White Becomes Youngest Woman Ever to Win National Criterium. In: bicycling.com. July 1, 2019, accessed March 6, 2020 .
  2. Emma White. In: USA Cycling. Retrieved March 6, 2020 .