ALEXANDRA MANLY | CENTRAL DISTRICTS CC (SA)
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Hailing from Kalgoorlie Western Australia, Manly (born 28/2/1996) later moved to Adelaide and took up cycling through the South Australian Sports Institute talent identification program when she was 14.
A track endurance member of the Australian Cycling Team, since 2015 Manly has ridden on the road for Mitchelton-Scott. Manly claimed a number of junior Oceania and national crowns across 2012-2014, and punctuated her exit from the junior ranks with under 19 world titles in the team pursuit and individual pursuit in 2014. In her elite debut season in 2015, Manly claimed Track World Cup gold in the team pursuit, and just a few year later added two road national titles to her resume in 2018 after winning the time trial and road race. Manly teamed with Ashlee Ankudinoff, Amy Cure and Annette Edmondson to take the honours on home soil in the team pursuit at the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. At the 2019 UCI Track World Championships in Poland, Manly shone with dual world titles. Firstly teaming with Ashlee Ankudinoff, Amy Cure, Annette Edmondson and Georgia Baker to win the team pursuit, then soaring to win the points race rainbow jersey. OLYMPIC GAMES
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2018 Gold Coast GOLD Team Pursuit 4th Points Race WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
2020 Berlin GER 5th Team Pursuit 14th Points Race 2019 Pruszkow POL GOLD Team Pursuit GOLD Points Race 2017 Hong Kong HKG 2nd Team Pursuit (With Ankudinoff, Cure & Wiasak) 3rd Madison (With Cure) JUNIORS 2014 Gwang Myeong (Under 19) 1st Team Pursuit (With McKinnirey, Perry, Stewart & Talbot) 1st Individual Pursuit National Championships
2020 Track Silver Madison 2018 Road (Under 23) Gold Road Race Gold Time Trial 2018 Track Gold Team Pursuit 2nd Omnium 2nd Madison 2017 Track Gold Team Pursuit 2nd Madison (National Champion) 2nd Points Race 2016 Track Gold Team Pursuit 3rd Points Race 4th Individual Pursuit 8th Scratch Race 2015 Track 2nd Team Pursuit 3rd Points Race 4th Omnium 4th Madison |
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LocationAdelaide Super-Drome
State Sports Park 50 Anna Meares Way (off Main North Road) Gepps Cross SA 5094 |