Sharlotte Lucas (born 25 July 1991) is a New Zealand professional road racing cyclist, who currently rides for UCI Women's Continental Team .

Based in Hokitika, New Zealand, Lucas took up competitive cycling in 2010 after taking a break from football. Since then Lucas has quickly added an impressive list of results, alongside of showing her ability to work as a domestique for her teammates. Lucas is a three times winner of the Calder Stewart Elite Teams Series and the current course record holder and three times race winner of Le Race in New Zealand.

Sharlotte Lucas

Major results

2013

1st Le Race

2015

1st Le Race

National Road Championships

2nd Road race

4th Time trial

2016

National Road Championships

3rd Time trial

7th Road race

9th Overall Mersey Valley Tour

2017

1st Stan Siejka Launceston Cycling Classic

1st Taupo Cycle Challenge Criterium

1st Le Race

1st Nelson Bays Motor Group Nelson Classic

Calder Stewart Road Race Series

1st Timaru

1st Hokitika Classic

1st Hell of the South

2nd Gore Bay

3rd Dunedin

1st Ride the Rakaia

1st Leeston Classic

2nd Taupo Cycle Challenge

3rd Overall Amy's Otway Tour

3rd Oklahoma Pro AM Classic

Oceania Road Championships

4th Time trial

8th Road race

National Road Championships

4th Road race

4th Time trial

Tour of America's Dairyland

4th Kenosha

6th Schlitz Park

9th West Bend

10th Port Washington

5th Overall Tour of the King Valley

5th Shimano Sprint Series White Bay Criterium

7th Overall Mersey Valley Tour

8th Tulsa Tough Blue Dome Criterium

2018

Oceania Road Championships

1st Road race

3rd Time trial

National Road Championships

2nd Road race

5th Time trial

2nd Overall Tour of America's Dairyland

4th Road race, Commonwealth Games

7th Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

2019

Oceania Road Championships

1st Road race

4th Time trial

6th Road race, National Road Championships

References

External links

1991 births

New Zealand female cyclists

Living people

Cyclists at the 2018 Commonwealth Games

Commonwealth Games competitors for New Zealand

21st-century New Zealand women

Sharlotte Lucas