Tatiana Guderzo (Retired)
Tatiana Guderzo is a retired Italian professional cyclist and former road world champion. One of Italy’s leading riders of her generation, she combined success in road racing and track cycling across an 18-year professional career, winning an Olympic bronze medal and three elite World Championship road race medals.
Tatiana Guderzo profile
- Name: Tatiana Guderzo
- Nationality: Italian
- Place of birth: Marostica, Italy
- Date of birth: 22 August 1984
- Status: Retired
- Current Team: Retired
- Previous Teams: Top Girls Fassa Bortolo, AA Drink Cycling Team, Gauss RDZ Ormu, Team Valdarno Umbria, MCipollini, Alé Cipollini, Hitec Products, Lensworld-Kuota, BePink, Alé BTC Ljubljana
Career overview
Guderzo announced herself with silver in the elite road race at the 2004 World Championships before becoming world champion in Mendrisio in 2009, attacking to a solo victory ahead of Marianne Vos. She also won Olympic road race bronze in Beijing in 2008 and added another World Championship bronze in Innsbruck in 2018. Guderzo was a five-time Italian time-trial champion and finished second overall at the 2013 Giro d’Italia Women. Her track career included European team pursuit titles in 2016 and 2017 and World Championship bronze in 2018. After initially considering retirement in 2021, she returned to Top Girls Fassa Bortolo for one final season and retired at the end of 2022.
