Trixi Worrack (Retired)
Trixi Worrack is a retired German cyclist who spent more than two decades racing at the highest level. A powerful rouleur and Classics rider, she won the Tour of California Women’s Race, the Tour of Qatar and Trofeo Alfredo Binda while also becoming a multiple world champion in the team time-trial. Worrack was one of Germany’s most consistent riders of her generation and competed at five Olympic Games before retiring at the end of 2021.
Trixi Worrack profile
- Name: Trixi Worrack
- Nationality: Germany
- Place of birth: Cottbus, Germany
- Date of birth: 28th September 1981
- Status: Retired
- Current Team: None
- Previous Teams: Trek-Segafredo, Canyon SRAM, Velocio-SRAM, Specialized-lululemon, AA Drink-Leontien.nl, Noris Cycling, Equipe Nürnberger Versicherung, Red Bull Frankfurt
Career overview
Worrack emerged internationally in the late 1990s and became one of Germany’s leading road riders. She won Trofeo Alfredo Binda in 2005, the Tour of Qatar overall in 2016 and the Tour of California Women’s Race in 2015, alongside numerous national championship victories. Worrack was particularly successful in team time-trials, winning four World Championship titles with Specialized-lululemon, Velocio-SRAM and Canyon SRAM. She also finished second in the 2006 World Championship road race and represented Germany at five Olympic Games between 2004 and 2021. After three seasons with Trek-Segafredo, Worrack ended her professional career following the 2021 season, closing one of the longest and most successful careers in modern German women’s cycling.
