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Victoria Pendleton MBEReigning World and Olympic Champion, Sprint Cycling

Victoria Pendleton MBE is the golden girl of British cycling. After winning Gold at the Olympic Games in Beijing she is now the reigning World and Olympic Champion for the Sprint. In 2007, Victoria made history when she won an unprecedented three World Championship Gold medals, establishing herself as the world's best female track cyclist. Currently a member of British Cycling's Olympic Podium Programme, Victoria now has her sights set firmly on success in London 2012.

"Victoria's success has made her one of the most high profile female Olympians in the UK"

Victoria Pendleton MBE

In detail

Victoria began her cycling career on the grass track at the age of 9. She was spotted by the GB team at the age of 13. In 2005, Victoria won her first World Championship title, taking Gold in the Sprint. She was second in 2006, regained the title in 2007 and successfully defended it in 2008. Her competitive spirit and love of the sport meant that, despite little rest since the Olympics she was back in action at the 2009 World Championships, successfully winning her fourth sprint title, silver in the Team Sprint and her first ever medal - a bronze - in the 500m Time Trial.

What she offers you

Victoria's relaxed, friendly and open manner comes across at any event where she enjoys sharing her experiences and enthusiasm for sports with her audiences.

How she presents

One of the world's leading female track cyclists, Victoria Pendleton has an outgoing personality and adds glamour and charisma to any event.

Languages

She presents in English.

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Topics

  • Goal Achievement
  • Awards
  • Personal Appearances and Launches
  • Olympic Gold
  • London 2012

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