Wendy Simms (cyclist)

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Wendy Simms (born May 22, 1972) is a Canadian professional racing cyclist.

[edit] Career highlights

  1. 2004: 1º in National Championship, Cyclo-cross, Elite, Canada (F) (CAN)
  2. 2005: 1º in National Championship, Cyclo-cross, Elite, Canada (F), Dieppe, New Brunswick (CAN)
  3. 2005: 2º in Aurora, Cyclo-cross (F) (CAN)
  4. 2006: 1º in Redmond, Cyclo-cross (F) (USA)
  5. 2006: 3º in Gloucester, Cyclo-cross (b) (F), Gloucester (USA)
  6. 2006: 2º in National Championship, Cyclo-cross, Elite, Canada (F), Nanaimo (CAN)
  7. 2006: 3º in Lakewood, Cyclo-cross (F) (USA)
  8. 2007: 3º in Redmond, Cyclo-cross (F) (USA)
  9. 2007: 3º in Lakewood, Cyclo-cross (F) (USA)
  10. 2007: 1º in Edmonton, Cyclo-cross (F) (CAN)
  11. 2007: 1º in National Championship, Cyclo-cross, Elite, Canada (F), Kamloops BC (CAN)
  12. 2007: 1º in Etobicoke, Cyclo-cross (F) (CAN)
  13. 2007: 1º in Etobicoke, Cyclo-cross (b) (F) (CAN)
  14. 2008: 2º in Pétange, Cyclo-cross (F) (LUX)

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