Rider Profile
Katie Archibald
Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling
Personal Details:
Nationality
Great Britain
Date of birth
12/03/1994
Teams history:
- 2024 - Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling
- 2023 - Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling
- 2022 - Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling
- 2018 - Wiggle High5
- 2017 - Team WNT Pro Cycling
- 2016 - Podium Ambition Pro Cycling p/b Club La Santa
Related Articles
Katie Archibald rejoins Ceratizit-WNT
By Cyclingnews published
News British track star signs two-year deal with German squad
Tokyo Olympics: Great Britain for cycling events
By Daniel Ostanek last updated
Feature Meet the athletes representing Great Britain in the cycling events at the Tokyo Olympic Games
Archibald will debut with Wiggle High5 at Tour de Yorkshire
By Cycling News last updated
Wild for sprint-friendly opening stage, Longo Borghini suits hilly second stage
Laura Kenny targets third gold medal at European track championships
By Cyclingnews last updated
Kenny and Archibald go for Madison title together on Tuesday
Archibald and Lloyd make history by winning first ever women's madison at a Track World Cup
By Cycling News last updated
British duo take the victory despite wrist injury for Archibald
Archibald and Skinner headline British team for Canada Track World Cup
By Cycling News last updated
Reduced team named for third round in early December
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Blogs
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Road prep and adapting to new rules as Life Time Grand Prix begins at Fuego XL mountain bike event
Lauren De Crescenzo uses The Growler for confidence boost ride ahead of prestigious off-road series -
'Untapped gold' in store for inaugural RADL GRVL in South Australia
Nathan Haas calls gravel course 'raw, fast, exciting' after pre-ride with co-founder Valtteri Bottas -
UCI Gravel Worlds - new course, same criticisms cast doubt on event
Nathan Haas hears feedback from fellow riders on course elevation being 'selective without being stupid' -
Nathan Haas blog: We need to talk about the Unbound mud pit
Was it wrong to not re-route the course? -
Ellen van Dijk - Leading by example
'I have the chance to show the world how normal it should be to perform at a top level as a mother'