Katarzyna Niewiadoma
Katarzyna Niewiadoma is a Polish professional cyclist who has become one of the best stage-racers in women's cycling, specially thriving in the 2020's. Part of Canyon//SRAM, she has sealed her name in the sport's history as the winner of the 2024 Tour de France Femmes; but has also won races such as the Women's Tour, Trofeo Alfredo Binda, Amstel Gold Race and Flèche Wallonne Féminine.
Name: Katarzyna (Kasia) Niewiadoma
Born: 29 September 1994
Place of birth: Limanowa, Poland
Turned pro: 2014
Height: 1.65m
Born: 29 September 1994
Place of birth: Limanowa, Poland
Turned pro: 2014
Height: 1.65m
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- Private medical information cannot be released willy nilly. We know he crashed, that is enough to explain withdrawal or an enforced absence. What will fans anyway do with the concussion informationabstractengineer13-06-2025
- yeah.. too much commentators, journalists, experts fighting to have more click$$$, I just hope that Tadej's entourage protects him from the pressure that these rabbles are putting on him.
maria2024202413-06-2025 - All of the pro peleton of the 90's you mean...
leedorney13-06-2025 - Riis didn’t see it as a massive oversight by his managment to keep his doping information secret from public.Slowlane13-06-2025
- Your position would hold water were it not for the completely anomalous bidon on a very short TT stage. No one else carried water, there was no rational reason to carry water, and the so-called "conspiracy theory" actually makes sense.verve82513-06-2025
- So true. His tally from ONLY half a season would be a dream career for many cyclists. Eight wins - two of them monuments and multiple podiums as well. It's funny how the cycling media needs a story so bad that they jump on any slightest signs of "weakness" from Pogi, Jonas, or Remco. Example after 2023 some commentators were basically writing Pogi off for the next TdF and saying the only reason he was attempting the Giro Tour double was so he could win a "consolation" GTmobk12-06-2025
- Too much pressure. This poor, super-talented boy can't "just" be Top 5 in a TT stage without the "experts" starting to question him. What he won in the spring races would be the dream of any pro-cyclist to consider his ENTIRE career successful... Let him alone.maria2024202412-06-2025
- I can imagine this take, simply because it's so common in other forms of racing, like auto racing outside F1. The water bottle is the one that made no sense to me. The rest could be what UAE said, but a water bottle on a 20km TT? Huh.RidesHills12-06-2025
- For me shorter cranks (165) feel better on the knees. Maybe it's a placebo effect, but it feels realmobk12-06-2025
- exactly. Or Simply, he didn't have a good day.maria2024202412-06-2025