About Amy Dombroski
Lived 1987 – 2013 (aged 26). Amy Dombroski was an American cyclo-cross cyclist and sport cyclist.
Death and legacy Dombroski died on October 3, 2013, at age 26, after she was struck by a truck during a moto-paced training ride in Belgium.
Amy D. Foundation Following her death, Dombroski's brother Dan Dombroski and sister-in-law Nicole Novembre established the Amy D. Foundation, a nonprofit organization with a mission to empower young women through cycling. The Foundation logo, a heart with a lightning bolt through it, was designed to emulate a wrist tattoo commissioned by Amy Dombroski following the death of her mother. Also in 2013, the Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado renamed its pre-junior cycling program the Amy Dombroski Pre-J Program in Dombroski's honor.
Major results
2006
2007
2008 5th National Cyclo-cross Championships 2009
National Road Championships
4th Road race 3rd Providence 3rd Verge New England Cyclocross (UCI C2) 7th Planet Bike Cup, U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross (UCI C2) 2012 2nd Soudal Classic Leuven, Belgium
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Amy Dombroski?
American cyclist (1987-2013)
When was Amy Dombroski born?
Amy Dombroski was born on 9 September 1987 in Vermont.
When did Amy Dombroski die?
Amy Dombroski died on 3 October 2013 in Belgium.
What was Amy Dombroski's occupation?
Amy Dombroski was a cyclo-cross cyclist and sport cyclist.
What nationality was Amy Dombroski?
Amy Dombroski was American.
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