
Nicole Cooke
Nicole Cooke is a retired British professional road racing cyclist, born on April 14, 1983. She is celebrated for her numerous accomplishments, including winning the World Championship and Olympic gold medal in 2008. Cooke's career is marked by her pioneering role in women's cycling, and she gained significant attention for her victory on Mont Ventoux in 2006, which highlighted the capabilities of female cyclists in the sport.
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Nicole Cooke won the Ventoux in 2006 and is a celebrated figure in women's cycling.
Reusser fällt am Mont Ventoux zurückNeue Zürcher Zeitung·
Switzerland· 2026-08-07





