Chloé Dygert, with an enviable palmares of double junior world champion status on the road and multiple world champion and Olympic medals on the track, has encountered countless setbacks with major injuries and illness in her career.

Signing with CANYON//SRAM Racing after a horrific crash and leg injury at the 2020 time trial world championships, Chloé proved her resilience and determination to come back to take an Olympic medal in the team pursuit on the track in Tokyo in 2021 and finish seventh in the individual time trial on the road.

In 2022, she was sidelined with Epstein-Barr virus, but again came back to the top of the sport the following year with what could be classed as her first-ever season on the road in Europe. The 26-year-old showed her world-class talent with nine World Tour podiums including a stage win at Ride London Classique.

She finished an incredible comeback by reclaiming the rainbow jersey in the individual time trial for the second time in her career, and adding another world championships title to her palmares in the 3km individual pursuit on the track.

Though her career has had several major injury and illness setbacks, Chloé has shown and unquestionable resilience and determination to come back to the top of her game and has already qualified for the team pursuit, individual time trial and road race at the Paris Olympics.

“My main goals for 2024 are the Paris Olympics, the world championships for road and track, and winning as many races as possible on the road with CANYON//SRAM Racing. I’m looking forward to another season with the team” says Chloé.