Snapshot

NAME: Amy Cure
NICKNAME: Aims 
​DOB: 31/12/92
BORN: Burnie TAS
LIVES: Penguin TAS
CLUB: Mersey Valley CC
​TEAM: Wiggle High5
DISCIPLINE: Track Endurance 

MAJOR TITLES

2x WORLD CHAMPION

8x NATIONAL CHAMPion

OLYMPIC GAMES

2016 Rio BRAZIL
5th Team Pursuit

COMMONWEALTH GAMES

2018 Gold Coast AUS
GOLD Scratch Race
GOLD Team Pursuit

2014 Glasgow GBR
2nd Scratch Race
3rd Individual Pursuit

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

2016 London GBR
2nd Team Pursuit (With Ankudinoff, Manly & Wiasak)
3rd Madison (With Manly)
3rd Omnium

2016 London GBR
5th Team Pursuit

2015 Saint-Quentin-En-Yvelines FRA
1st Team Pursuit
2nd Scratch Race
3rd Individual Pursuit

2014 Cali COL
1st Points Race
3rd Team Pursuit
3rd Individual Pursuit

2013 Minsk BLR
2nd Team Pursuit
2nd Individual Pursuit

2010 Montichiari ITA (Under 19)
1st Team Pursuit
1st Individual Pursuit
1st Scratch Race

2009 Moscow RUS (Under 19)
1st Individual Pursuit
2nd Scratch Race

National Championships

2018
1st Points Race
1st Scratch Race
2nd Individual Pursuit

2017
1st Points Race
1st Scratch Race
2nd Individual Pursuit
4th Madison

2016
2nd Individual Pursuit

2015
1st Team Pursuit
1st Individual Pursuit
2nd Points Race

2014
1st Team Pursuit
1st Individual Pursuit

2013
2nd Team Pursuit
2nd Omnium
2nd Individual Pursuit
3rd Points Race

2011
2nd Team Pursuit
2nd Individual Pursuit
3rd Points Race
3rd Scratch Race

2010 (Under 19)
1st Individual Pursuit
1st Points Race
2nd Team Pursuit
2nd Omnium
2nd Scratch Racr

2009 (Under 19)
1st Individual Pursuit
2nd Scratch Race
3rd Team Pursuit

ABOUT AMY

Amy Cure hails from Penguin in Tasmania and is a member of the Mersey Valley Devonport Cycling Club. 

Cure boasts two world titles - the points race world crown she on won in Colombia in 2014, and the team pursuit world crown won in world record time (with Melissa Hoskins, Ashlee Ankudinoff and Annette Edmondson) in France in 2015. 

Amy was a reserve on the Olympic Team for the 2012 Games in London, before making her debut at the 2016 Games in Rio. 

She has contested two Commonwealth Games, firstly in 2014 where she gained silver and bronze medals.  At the 2018 Games on the Gold Coast, Amy won dual gold in the team pursuit and scratch race.  

In 2017, Amy made history by becoming the first person in track cycling history to win a medal in six different world championship events.

​On the road, Amy rides for the Wiggle High5 women's road team. 

GALLERY

Photos © Cycling Australia, John Veage, Casey Gibson, Andy Jones