Carly Hibberd

Australian road racing cyclist

Carly Hibberd - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1985
Born

1985
40 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Australia

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Competed in women's road cycling and represented Australia in various international events. Participated in national championships and earned recognition in road racing competitions. Held a reputation within the cycling community for both performance and sportsmanship. Also contributed to the growth of women's cycling in Australia through advocacy and participation.

Represented Australia in international cycling events

Competed in national road championships

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