Rider Profile
Urska Zigart
Team Jayco AlUla Women
Personal Details:
Nationality
Slovenia
Date of birth
04/12/1996
Teams history:
- 2023 - Team Jayco AlUla Women
- 2022 - Team BikeExchange-Jayco Women
- 2021 - Team BikeExchange Women
- 2020 - Ale BTC Ljubljana
- 2019 - BTC City Ljubljana
- 2018 - BTC City Ljubljana
- 2017 - BTC City Ljubljana
- 2016 - BTC City Ljubljana
Related Articles

Urska Zigart shows climbing strength at Tour de France Femmes
By Matilda Price published
News Slovenian held back by a lack of confidence in the peloton

Urska Zigart signs one-year contract extension at Team BikeExchange
By Daniel Benson published
News 'Coming here to Team BikeExchange was like coming into the wild' says rider

Zigart takes first international win at Setmana Ciclista Valenciana
By Cyclingnews published
News Slovenian rider wins solo on final stage while BikeExchange teammate Fidanza takes second in bunch sprint
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