Zoe Bäckstedt Wins British National Time Trial 2024
- Welsh cyclist Zoe Bäckstedt, riding for Canyon-SRAM, triumphed at the British National Road Championships on Thursday, securing her first elite title.
- Bäckstedt, only 20 years old, conquered the 27-kilometer course in 38 minutes and 48 seconds.
- Henderson, the defending champion, started last but couldn't match Bäckstedt's pace.
Zoe Bäckstedt, a young Welsh cyclist, seizes victory! She dominated the British National Time Trial, claiming her first elite title in a stunning performance. Riding for canyon-SRAM, Bäckstedt clocked a blistering 38 minutes and 48 seconds on the 27-kilometer course, leaving defending champion Anna Henderson 20 seconds behind. This impressive feat solidifies Bäckstedt’s rising star in cycling, averaging 42.7 kilometers per hour. Competitors, including Pfeiffer Georgi, acknowledged Bäckstedt’s undeniable talent. News Directory 3 reports on this pivotal moment in Bäckstedt’s career.With international events on the horizon, what’s next in Bäckstedt’s exciting journey? Discover what’s next…
Bäckstedt Seizes British National time Trial Role in Wales
Updated June 26, 2025
Welsh cyclist Zoe Bäckstedt, riding for Canyon-SRAM, triumphed at the British National Road Championships on Thursday, securing her first elite title. Bäckstedt’s stellar performance in the time trial saw her outpace defending champion Anna Henderson of Lidl-Trek by a convincing 20 seconds.
Bäckstedt, only 20 years old, conquered the 27-kilometer course in 38 minutes and 48 seconds. Her average speed reached 42.7 kilometers per hour on her home roads, marking a significant milestone in her cycling career and solidifying her role in the sport.
Henderson, the defending champion, started last but couldn’t match Bäckstedt’s pace. She was the only competitor too finish within a minute of the winner. Pfeiffer Georgi of Picnic PostNL took third place, clocking in 1 minute and 27 seconds slower than Bäckstedt.
What’s next
Bäckstedt is expected to compete in upcoming international cycling events, aiming to further establish herself as a leading figure in women’s cycling. Her victory at the British National Time Trial underscores her potential for future success.