Catherine Marsal's guest appearances

Catherine Marsal

Pro Women's Cycling

Chasse - Patate

Emily Chappell

Alex Green

Lauren Hall

Monique Hanley

Helen Wyman

Richie Porte

Stabby Stabby

Abby Mickey

Isla Rowntree

Kristy Scrymgeour

Sarah Fader

Marianne Vos

Ellen Noble

Sean Robinson

Adam Myerson

OwlTail

Avec la création du World Tour mais aussi de courses, comme Paris-Roubaix cette année, le cyclisme féminin est en plein développement depuis plusieurs années. Dans cet épisode de Chasse-Patate, Matthieu et Johann accueillent Catherine Marsal pour en parler. Pour la Championne du monde 1990, la dynamique est positive mais de nombreux changements sont encore à...  Read more »

Avec la création du World Tour mais aussi de courses, comme Paris-Roubaix cette année, le cyclisme féminin est en plein développement depuis plusieurs années. Dans cet épisode de Chasse-Patate, Matthieu et Johann accueillent Catherine Marsal pour en parler. Pour la Championne du monde 1990, la dynamique est positive mais de nombreux changements sont encore à...  <a href="https://legruppetto.fr/2020/05/chasse-patate-9-avec-catherine-marsal-l-avenir-du-cyclisme-feminin/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read more »</a>

Chasse-Patate #9 avec Catherine Marsal : L’avenir du cyclisme féminin

Catherine Marsal is a legend of women's cycling and French cycling in general. Racing her first Olympic Games at 17, becoming the first ever Junior Road World Champion, and then the first woman to ever be Junior and Elite Road World Champion; winning World Championships golds as a Junior on the track in the Individual Pursuit and in the Team Time Trial; winning the Giro d'Italia, and another of the (now lost) Grand Tours, the Tour de l'Aude twice; and becoming the World Hour Record champion... and much more.After she finished racing, she was a Directeur Sportif for Team SATS, and then after a break from cycling to do a degree and work in business, three years ago she took the job of women's coach/manager for the Danish National Team - which has, of course, included being team coach when Amalie Dideriksen became the 2016 Road World Champion.We talked about her amazing life in cycling, the ups and downs, racing with/against Jeannie Longo, and of course, the incredible results of the Danish women, and a lot more.  Marsal is fantastic to talk to, and was super-patient despite technical issues in the call, and if you're at all interested in how cycling's change since the 1990s, the experience of young riders who become World Champions, or Danish cycling, please do listen!

Catherine Marsal is a legend of women's cycling and French cycling in general. Racing her first Olympic Games at 17, becoming the first ever Junior Road World Champion, and then the first woman to ever be Junior and Elite Road World Champion; winning World Championships golds as a Junior on the track in the Individual Pursuit and in the Team Time Trial; winning the Giro d'Italia, and another of the (now lost) Grand Tours, the Tour de l'Aude twice; and becoming the World Hour Record champion... and much more.<br><br>After she finished racing, she was a Directeur Sportif for Team SATS, and then after a break from cycling to do a degree and work in business, three years ago she took the job of women's coach/manager for the Danish National Team - which has, of course, included being team coach when Amalie Dideriksen became the 2016 Road World Champion.<br><br>We talked about her amazing life in cycling, the ups and downs, racing with/against Jeannie Longo, and of course, the incredible results of the Danish women, and a lot more.  Marsal is fantastic to talk to, and was super-patient despite technical issues in the call, and if you're at all interested in how cycling's change since the 1990s, the experience of young riders who become World Champions, or Danish cycling, please do listen!

Sarah interviews... Catherine Marsal, on her amazing career in cycling