Chloé Dygert USA
Although Chloé Dygert needs no introduction, her career thus far has certainly not been straightforward. With an enviable palmarès that includes double UCI Junior World Champion status on the road, as well as multiple world championship and Olympic medals on the track, she has nonetheless encountered numerous setbacks, including multiple major injuries and illness.
After an awful crash during the 2020 UCI World Championships individual time trial, which resulted in a horrific leg injury, Chloé signed with CANYON//SRAM Zondacrypto. She proved her resilience by bouncing back to take an Olympic medal in the team pursuit at the Tokyo 2021 Games and finishing seventh in the time trial on the road. Along the way, she claimed the time trial title at the USA National Road Championships.
In 2022, she was sidelined with Epstein-Barr virus but again demonstrated her remarkable determination in 2023. That year could be considered her first full season on the road in Europe, where the 26-year-old repeatedly showcased her exceptional ability, securing nine WorldTour podiums, including a stage win at the RideLondon Classique.
She capped an extraordinary season by reclaiming the rainbow jersey in the Time Trial at the World Championships for the second time in her career and adding another world title to her palmarès in the 3km individual pursuit on the track.
While her career has been marked by serious adversity and immense challenge, Chloé has consistently shown remarkable strength of character, always fighting her way back to the top. Even in 2024, when an Achilles injury and a bout of Covid disrupted her early-season, she expanded her palmarès with Olympic gold in the team pursuit and bronze in the time trial at Paris 2024. She also earned silver and bronze in the road race and time trial at the UCI Road World Championships in Zurich.
For the year ahead, Chloé’s primary goal is clear: maintaining her health. As she says:
“First and foremost, my main goal is to remain healthy. If I can maintain my health, I believe most anything the team and I create as a goal can be accomplished. The team says jump; I’ll ask how high. We have greatness to achieve, and I’m looking forward to seeing how we can accomplish it!”
A Chloé Dygert in full health and form is a formidable yet truly exciting prospect.
Palmares
2025
- Winner – Stage, Tour Down Under (2.WWT)
- 4th – Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race (1.WWT)
- 2nd – Surf Coast Classic (1.1)
- 4th – Schwalbe Women’s One Day Classic (1.Pro)
2024
Road
- Member of the General Classification Winning Team – Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift (2.WWT)
- 2nd – TT Stage, Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift (2.WWT)
- 6th – Classic Brugge – De Panne (2.WWT)
- 2nd – Classic Lorient Agglomération – Trophée Ceratizit (2.WWT)
- 2nd – Road Race, UCI World Championships, Zurich
- 3rd – Time Trial, UCI World Championships, Zurich
Track
- Paris Olympic Team Pursuit Champion
- 3rd – Individual Time Trial, Paris Olympic Games
2023
Road
- UCI Time Trial World Champion, Glasgow
- USA National Time Trial Champion
- USA National Road Champion
- Winner – Stage, Ride London Classique (2.WWT)
- 2nd – General Classification, Ride London Classique (2.WWT)
- 2nd – Points Classification, Ride London Classique (2.WWT)
- 2nd – Stage, Ride London Classique (2.WWT)
- Winner – Teams Classification, Vuelta a Burgos (2.WWT)
- 2nd – TTT Stage, La Vuelta Femenina by Carrefour (2.WWT)
- 2nd – Stage, Vuelta a Burgos (2.WWT)
- 3rd – Stage, Vuelta a Burgos (2.WWT)
- 3rd (x2) – Stages, La Vuelta Femenina by Carrefour (2.WWT)
- 4th – General Classification, Vuelta a Burgos (2.WWT)
- 9th – Stage, La Vuelta Femenina by Carrefour (2.WWT)
- 9th – Stage, Vuelta a Burgos (2.WWT)
- 2nd – Stage, Giro d’Italia Donne (2.WWT)
- 3rd – Stage, Giro d’Italia Donne (2.WWT)
- 4th – Stage, Giro d’Italia Donne (2.WWT)
Track
- Individual Pursuit World Champion, Glasgow
2022
- 26th – Omloop Het Nieuwsblad (1.Pro)
2021
Road
- USA National Individual Time Trial Champion
- 6th – Individual Time Trial, Tokyo Olympic Games
Track
- 3rd – Team Pursuit, Tokyo Olympic Games
2020
Track
- UCI Individual Pursuit World Champion, Berlin
- UCI Team Pursuit World Champion, Berlin
2019
Road
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UCI Individual Time Trial World Champion, Yorkshire
- 4th – Road Race, UCI World Championship, Yorkshire
- Winner – Individual Time Trial, Pan American Games
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Winner – General Classification, Colorado Classic (2.1)
- Stage Winner (x4) – Colorado Classic (2.1)
- Winner – Points Classification, Colorado Classic (2.1)
- Winner – Mountain Classification, Colorado Classic (2.1)
- Winner – Youth Classification, Colorado Classic (2.1)
- Stage Winner (x2) – Joe Martin Stage Race (2.2)
- Winner – General Classification, Joe Martin Stage Race (2.2)
- Winner – Points Classification, Joe Martin Stage Race (2.2)
- Winner – Mountain Classification, Joe Martin Stage Race (2.2)
- Winner – Youth Classification, Joe Martin Stage Race (2.2)
- Stage Winner (x2) – Tour of the Gila (2.2)
- Winner – Youth Classification, Tour of the Gila (2.2)
- 2nd – General Classification, Tour of the Gila (2.2)
- 3rd – Winston Salem Cycling Classic (1.1)
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1st – Chrono Kristin Armstrong (1.2)
Track
- Winner – Team Pursuit, Pan American Games
2018
Road
- Stage Winner (x2) – Tour of the Gila (2.2)
- 2nd – Points Classification, Tour of the Gila (2.2)
- Stage Winner – Joe Martin Stage Race (2.2)
- Winner – Youth Classification, Joe Martin Stage Race (2.2)
- Winner – Youth Classification, Joe Martin Stage Race (2.2)
- 2nd – Chrono Kirsten Armstrong (1.2)
Track
- UCI Individual Pursuit World Champion, The Netherlands
- UCI Team Pursuit World Champion, The Netherlands
2017
Road
- Pan American Individual Time Trial Champion
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4th – Time Trial, UCI Road World Championship, Bergen
Track
- UCI Individual Pursuit World Champion, Hong Kong
- UCI Team Pursuit World Champion, Hong Kong
2016
Road
- Winner – youth classification, Amgen Tour of California (2.WWT)
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6th – General Classification, Amgen Tour of California (2.WWT)
Track
- UCI Team Pursuit Track World Champion, London
- 2nd – Team Pursuit, Rio Olympic Games
2015
- UCI Junior Road World Champion, Richmond
- UCI Junior Time Trial World Champion, Richmond
- American National Junior ITT Champion
- American National Junior Road Race Champion
2025
In 2016, CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto made its mark at the highest level of women’s cycling, debuting in the UCI Women’s WorldTour. With 18 riders from 11 countries, the team is home to a diverse and ambitious group of elite time trialists, seasoned winners, and rising talents—each one a leader in the women’s peloton. United by a shared passion for progress, they are committed to breaking new ground, constantly challenging themselves and their competitors, and investing in the future of women’s cycling.
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