Magalie Pottier
French racing cyclist with national titles
French racing cyclist with national titles
A racing cyclist specialized in road and track cycling. Achieved multiple national championship titles in both disciplines. Competed in various international events representing France, contributing to the growth of women's cycling in the country. Active in the cycling scene since early career years, participated in numerous races and championships throughout Europe. Recognized for dedication to the sport and consistent performance over the years.
Won French National Road Race Championship
Claimed French National Track Championship titles
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