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Kate Richardson

b. 2002

British cyclist

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Born 2002. Kate Richardson is a British sport cyclist and track cyclist.

Kate Richardson (born 12 September 2002) is a Scottish and British road and track cyclist.

Career A talented youth and junior athlete, Richardson won multiple national titles in her native Scotland in triathlon, athletics and cycling.

She switched from triathlon in 2021 joining cycling road racing team Alba DRT. She won the 2022 Ras na mBan road stage race in Ireland, and double gold at the 2023 U23 & Junior European Championships (individual pursuit and team pursuit) in Anadia, Portugal.

At the 2024 British Cycling National Track Championships she won her first two national titles, winning the Individual Pursuit and the Team Pursuit.

On 12 May 2024, eight weeks after breaking a collarbone and fracturing her scapula in a crash at Drenthe, The Netherlands, Richardson returned to racing, winning the Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix by attacking on the penultimate climb of Michaelgate to break clear of the leading group and ride solo to the line.

On 5 June 2024, she was forced to pull out of the Tour of Britain Women after fracturing her scapula for a second time and sustaining a concussion when she was hit by the driver of a 4x4 during a training ride.

In December 2024, it was announced that Richardson had signed a road contract with the Swiss owned, British registered UCI Continental Hess Cycling Team. The same month, following a 6 month injury induced lay off, she returned to competition in the Scottish National Track Championships at The Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome in Glasgow, winning three Gold Medals in the Individual Pursuit, The Scratch Race and The Points Race.

In late March 2025, UK cycling media announced that Richardson had terminated her contract with Hess Cycling Team due to continual contractual breaches by the team and had resigned with Handsling Alba DRT, where she started her career in 2022. She returned to road racing in April 2025 and following a number of strong performances domestically and in Belgium took her maiden UCI General Classification win at the Tour de Feminin in Czechia on 18 May 2025.

On 27th June 2025, at the British National Road Race Championships, held in Ceredigion, Wales, Richardson won the Circuit Race to take her first national title on the road.

Major results 2026 UEC European Track Championships

2025 British National Circuit Race Championships

Tour de Feminin

Scottish National Track Championships 1st Individual Pursuit 2024 National Track Championships

2nd Points Race

1st Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix

Scottish National Track Championships 1st Individual Pursuit 1st Scratch Race 1st Points Race

2023 U23 & Junior European Championships

2022 1st Scottish National Criterium Championship 1st :Rás na mBan 1st GC I 1st Points I 1st QoM I 1st Young Rider

Scottish National Track Championships 1st Women's 10km Scratch Race 1st Women's 25km Points Race U23 & Junior European Championships 2nd Team pursuit National Track Championships 3rd Individual pursuit

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British cyclist

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Kate Richardson was born on 12 September 2002 in Glasgow.

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Kate Richardson is a sport cyclist and track cyclist.

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Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Kate Richardson

· Wikidata: Q117803443

· DBpedia: Kate Richardson (cyclist)

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