Katie Hall (Retired)

Katie Hall is a retired American cyclist who developed into one of the leading climbers and stage racers in the United States during the latter part of the 2010s. Best known for her performances on mountainous terrain, she won the Tour of California overall and collected numerous stage victories in major North American races. Hall spent the final part of her professional career with Boels Dolmans before retiring from professional cycling at the end of the 2020 season.

Katie Hall profile

• Name: Katherine Hall
• Nationality: United States
• Place of birth: Mercer Island, Washington, United States
• Date of birth: 6th January 1987
• Status: Retired
• Current Team: None
• Previous Teams: Boels Dolmans, UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Women’s Team, Metromint Cycling

Career overview

Hall came relatively late to elite cycling after previously competing as a runner and developed into one of the strongest climbers on the North American circuit. She joined UnitedHealthcare and produced a series of major stage-racing results, winning the Tour of the Gila and taking multiple stages at the Tour of California. Her biggest success came with overall victory at the 2018 Tour of California, having finished second the previous year. Hall moved to Boels Dolmans for 2019 and added further WorldTour experience while supporting the team’s leading riders in major European races. She remained with the Dutch squad through the 2020 season before retiring from professional cycling, ending a career defined by climbing strength and consistent performances in demanding stage races.

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