Simone Boilard (Retired)

Simone Boilard is a retired Canadian professional cyclist who developed into a strong one-day racer and all-rounder. A former Canadian junior time-trial champion and World Championship medallist, she later won GP Oetingen and raced at Women’s WorldTour level before ending her career in May 2026.

Simone Boilard profile

• Name: Simone Boilard
• Nationality: Canadian
• Place of birth: Québec, Canada
• Date of birth: 21 July 2000
• Status: Retired
• Current Team: Retired
• Previous Teams: Sho-Air TWENTY20, Team Macadam’s Cowboys & Girls, St Michel-Auber93, St Michel-Mavic-Auber93, Uno-X Mobility, St Michel-Preference Home-Auber93

Career overview

Boilard won the Canadian junior time-trial title in 2016 and 2018, adding bronze in the road race and fifth in the time-trial at the 2018 Junior World Championships. Her breakthrough professional season came in 2022, when she became Canadian under-23 road champion, finished fourth in the under-23 World Championship road race and fourth overall at the Tour de l’Ardèche. She took her first UCI victory at GP Oetingen in 2023 and later finished seventh at the Gravel World Championships. After joining Uno-X Mobility, Boilard placed seventh overall at the 2024 Vuelta Andalucía and 14th at Amstel Gold Race. She returned to St Michel-Preference Home-Auber93 for 2026 but retired on 5 May because of persistent health problems affecting her joints.

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