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Paula Gorycka
Finished the Swiss Bike Cup season in 3rd place overall in the elite women's category in 2022
Personal information
Full namePaula Gorycka
Born (1990-11-05) 5 November 1990 (age 34)
Kraków, Poland
Team information
Current teamStrüby Sting[1]
Discipline
RoleRider
Rider typeCross-country
Amateur teams
2006-2008ULKS Sprint Valvex Jordanów[2]
2009DEK Meble Cyclo Korona Kielce[3]
2016Prolog Jabłonna
Professional teams
2010-2011CCC Polkowice (UCI team)[4]
2012-20154F Racing Team[note 1] (UCI team)[5]
Since 2017Strüby Sting / BiXS[note 2] (UCI team)[6]
Medal record
Women's mountain bike racing
World Under-23 Championships
Bronze medal – third place 2012 Saalfelden Cross-country
Bronze medal – third place 2010 Mont Sainte Anne Cross-country
European Under-23 Championships
Silver medal – second place 2012 Moscow Cross-country

Paula Gorycka (born 5 November 1990 in Kraków[7]) is a Polish cross-country mountain bike,[8] road and cyclo-cross cyclist with two medals from the MTB World Championships and one medal from the MTB European Championships.[9]

Olympic Games

Paula Gorycka XCO women final on London 2012 olympics

In 2012, she finished 22nd in the Olympic Games in London.[10]

Paula Gorycka described her participation in the Olympic Games as follows:

"Participating in the Olympic Games was a fulfillment of my childhood dreams. Of course, I wanted to achieve a better result while being there. I was not satisfied with my 22nd place, but at the same time, I performed similarly to other young athletes who also competed in London. I will continue to work hard to earn another trip to the Olympics, where I hope to compete for a much better result."[11] [note 3]

World Championships

Cross Country (XCO)

She won two bronze medals at the U23 World Championships in cross-country. In 2010 in Monte Sainte Anne, Canada, and in 2012 in Saalfelden, Austria.

Place Date Location Category
5 18 June 2008[12] Val di Sole (ITA) Juniors
7 2 September 2009[13] Canberra (AUS) U23
3 3 September 2010[14] Mont Sainte Anne (CAN) U23
27 1 September 2011[15] Champery (SUI) U23
3 7 September 2012[16] Saalfelden (AUT) U23
50 7 September 2014[17] Hafjell (NOR) Elite
49 31 August 2015[18] Vallnord (AND) Elite
DNS 5 September 2018[19] Lenzerheide (SUI) Elite
47 25 August 2021[20] Val di Sole (ITA) Elite
33 28 August 2022[21] Les Gets (FRA) Elite

Short track (XCC)

  • 13th place in Les Gets (FRA) category Elite on 26 August 2022[20]

Team relay (XCR)

  • 15th place in Les Gets (FRA) category Mixed Elite on 24 August 2022[20]

Cyclocross (CX)

  • 37th place in Tabor (CZE) category Elite on 31 January 2015[22]

European Championships

In 2012, she won a silver medal at the European Championships in the U23 category in Moscow. She finished eight seconds behind the winner, Jolanda Neff.[23]

Cross-country (XCO)

Place Date Location Category
9 11 July 2009[24] Zoetermeer (NED) U23
6 8 July 2010[25] Haifa (ISR) U23
8 6 August 2011[26] Dohnany (SVK) U23
2 9 June 2012[23] Moscow (RUS) U23
24 8 June 2014[27] Sankt Wendel (GER) Elite
21 7 August 2018[28] Glasgow (SCO) Elite
21 28 July 2019[29] Brno (CZE) Elite
27 17 October 2020[30] Rivera (SUI) Elite
23 15 August 2021[31] Novi Sad (SRB) Elite
23 20 August 2022[32] Munich (GER) Elite

Marathon (XCM)

  • 12th place in Singen (GER) category Elite on 10 May 2015[33]

Cyclo-cross (CX)

  • 22nd place in Huijbergen (NED) category Elite on 7 November 2015[34]

Road Race (RR)

  • 15th place in Offida (ITA) category U23 on 16 July 2011[35]

Individual Time Trial (ITT)

  • 21st place in Hooglede Gits (BEL) category U23 on 1 July 2009[36]
  • 6th place in Offida (ITA) category U23 on 14 July 2011[37]

World Cup

At World Cup XCO in Val di Sole 2022, category elite women

In the U23 category, Paula Gorycka has four podium finishes in the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup. She first reached the podium in her second World Cup race in September 2009 in Schladming, finishing in third place. In April 2011, she took second place in Pietermaritzburg. She was leading the race and had a good chance of winning, but a crash – in which she later found out she had broken her tibia – prevented her from doing so. With a broken leg, she still managed to complete the remaining six kilometers to the finish line.[38] In August 2011, she finished third in the World Cup in Val di Sole. In May 2012, she once again finished in third place, this time at the World Cup in Nove Mesto na Morave.

Cross-country (XCO)

Results since 2009[39]
Place Date Location Category
41 (12 in U23) 13 September 2009 Champery (SUI) Elite
21 (3 in U23) 19 September 2009 Schladming (AUT) Elite
50 (10 in U23) 25 April 2010 Dalby Forest (GBR) Elite
42 (6 in U23) 2 May 2010 Houffalize (BEL) Elite
43 (5 in U23) 23 May 2010 Offenburg (GER) Elite
51 (12 in U23) 25 July 2010 Champery (SUI) Elite
35 (6 in U23) 31 July 2010 Val di Sole (ITA) Elite
2 23 April 2011 Pietermaritzburg (RSA) U23
16 22 May 2011 Dalby Forest (GBR) U23
21 29 May 2011 Offenburg (GER) U23
3 20 August 2011 Val di Sole (ITA) U23
DNF 17 March 2012 Pietermaritzburg (RSA) U23
5 14 April 2012 Houffalize (BEL) U23
3 12 May 2012 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) U23
5 19 May 2012 La Bresse (FRA) U23
30 19 May 2013 Albstadt (GER) Elite
39 26 May 2013 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
DNF 15 June 2013 Val di Sole (ITA) Elite
32 14 September 2013 Hajfell (NOR) Elite
22 13 April 2014 Pietermaritzburg (RSA) Elite
27 27 April 2014 Cairns (AUS) Elite
57 25 May 2014 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
45 1 June 2014 Albstadt (GER) Elite
DNF 24 August 2014 Meribel (FRA) Elite
42 24 May 2015 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
40 23 August 2015 Val di Sole (ITA) Elite
65 22 May 2016 Albstadt (GER) Elite
63 29 May 2016 La Bresse (FRA) Elite
42 4 September 2016 Vallnord (AND) Elite
57 20 May 2017 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
42 28 May 2017 Albstadt (GER) Elite
55 2 July 2017 Vallnord (AND) Elite
DNF 9 July 2017 Lenzerheide (SUI) Elite
33 27 August 2017 Val di Sole (ITA) Elite
37 10 March 2018 Stellenbosch (RSA) Elite
52 20 May 2018 Albstadt (GER) Elite
46 27 May 2018 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
40 8 July 2018 Val di Sole (ITA) Elite
48 15 July 2018 Vallnord (AND) Elite
38 26 August 2018 La Bresse (FRA) Elite
50 19 May 2019 Albstadt (GER) Elite
36 26 May 2019 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
42 7 July 2019 Vallnord (AND) Elite
48 14 July 2019 Les Gets (FRA) Elite
44 4 August 2019 Val di Sole (ITA) Elite
32 11 August 2019 Lenzerheide (SUI) Elite
34 11 September 2019 Snowshoe (USA) Elite
50 1 October 2020 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
51 4 October 2020 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
77 9 May 2021 Albstadt (GER) Elite
77 16 May 2021 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
47 13 June 2021 Leogang (AUT) Elite
36 4 July 2021 Les Gets (FRA) Elite
46 5 September 2021 Lenzerheide (SUI) Elite
40 8 May 2022 Albstadt (GER) Elite
51 15 May 2022 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
40 12 June 2022 Leogang (AUT) Elite
37 10 July 2022 Lenzerheide (SUI) Elite
39 17 July 2022 Vallnord (AND) Elite
41 4 September 2022 Val di Sole (ITA) Elite

Eliminator (XCE)

Results since 2012[39]
Place Date Location Category
22 13 April 2012 Houffalize (BEL) Elite
19 11 May 2012 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
12 25 April 2014 Cairns (AUS) Elite
24 23 May 2014 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
10 28 July 2018 Graz (AUT) Elite

Short track (XCC)

Results since 2018[39]
Place Date Location Category
28 24 August 2018 La Bresse (FRA) Elite
31 5 July 2019 Vallnord (AND) Elite
29 12 July 2019 Les Gets (FRA) Elite
27 2 August 2019 Val di Sole (ITA) Elite
26 9 August 2019 Lenzerheide (SUI) Elite
24 9 September 2019 Snowshoe (USA) Elite
35 29 September 2020 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
35 2 October 2020 Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) Elite
DNF 11 June 2021 Leogang (AUT) Elite
DNF 2 July 2021 Les Gets (FRA) Elite
DNF 3 September 2021 Lenzerheide (SUI) Elite
28 15 July 2022 Vallnord (AND) Elite

European Games

In 2015, she placed 15th in the European Games in Baku.[40]

Polish Championships

In the elite category, she has won the Polish National Championships in cross-country twice, in 2012 and 2022, and in 2013 she became the Polish National Champion in cyclo-cross. She has also won national titles as a junior (in 2008 in cross-country and mountainous road race) and as an under-23 rider (in 2010 in road race and mountainous road race, in 2011 in cross-country, and in 2012 in cross-country and individual time trial). In total, she has won 26 medals in the Polish National Championships – 10 gold, 10 silver, and 6 bronze – which she earned in mountain biking in cross-country, marathon, short track, and MTB relay, in cyclo-cross, and in road cycling in road race, individual time trial, mountainous road race, and tandem time trial.

Cross-country (XCO)

Place Date Location Category
4 26 August 2007[41] Szczawno Zdrój (POL) Junior
1 27 July 2008[42] Kielce (POL) Junior
7 (4 in U23) 19 July 2009[43] Kielce (POL) Elite
5 (2 in U23) 18 July 2010[12] Wałbrzych (POL) Elite
6 (1 in U23) 19 June 2011[12] Kielce (POL) Elite
1 (1 in U23) 8 July 2012 Kielce (POL) Elite
5 7 July 2013[39] Żerków (POL) Elite
3 20 July 2014 Żerków (POL) Elite
5 19 July 2015[39] Sławno (POL) Elite
8 16 July 2016[39] Gielniów (POL) Elite
6 16 July 2017[39] Warsaw (POL) Elite
5 22 July 2018[39] Mrągowo (POL) Elite
3 21 July 2019 Mrągowo (POL) Elite
5 16 August 2020[39] Mrągowo (POL) Elite
3 8 August 2021 Boguszów Gorce (POL) Elite
1 24 July 2022 Boguszów Gorce (POL) Elite

Short track (XCC)

  • 3rd place in Jelenia Góra (POL) category Elite on 24 September 2021
  • 2nd place in Boguszów Gorce (POL) category Elite on 22 July 2022

Marathon (XCM)

  • 2nd place in Wałbrzych (POL) category Elite on 27 September 2009

Team relay (XCR)

  • 2nd place in Kielce (POL) category Mixed Elite on 17 July 2009[44]
  • 2nd place in Żerków (POL) category Mixed Elite on 6 July 2013
  • 7th place in Sławno (POL) category Mixed Elite on 13 August 2016

Cyclo-cross (CX)

  • 2nd place in Koziegłowy (POL) category Elite on 13 January 2013[45]
  • 1st place in Bieganów (POL) category Elite on 12 January 2014[46]
  • 2nd place in Bytów (POL) category Elite on 11 January 2015[47]
  • 8th place in Sławno (POL) category Elite on 8 January 2017[48]

Road cycling – road race (RR)

  • 6th place (1st in U23) in Kielce (POL) category Elite on 26 June 2010[49]
  • 27th place (13th in U23) in Złotoryja (POL) category Elite on 25 June 2011[50]
  • 24th place (14th in U23) in Sędziszów (POL) category Elite on 23 June 2012[51]
  • 13th place in Świdnica (POL) category Elite on 25 June 2016[52]

Road cycling – individual time trial (ITT)

  • 8th place (4th in U23) in Kielce (POL) category Elite on 24 June 2010[49]
  • 7th place (3rd in U23) in Złotoryja (POL) category Elite on 23 June 2011
  • 2nd place (1st in U23) in Jędrzejów (POL) category Elite on 21 June 2012
  • 16th place in Świdnica (POL) category Elite on 22 June 2016[52]

Road cycling – mountain race

  • 1st place in Podgórzyn (POL) category Junior on 2 August 2008[53]
  • 2nd place (1st in U23) in Podgórzyn (POL) category Elite on 11 July 2010[54]
  • 3rd place in Jelenia Góra (POL) category Elite on 24 August 2013[55]
  • 4th place in Jelenia Góra (POL) category Elite on 30 August 2014[56]
  • Did not finish (DNF) in Jelenia Góra (POL) category Elite on 12 September 2015[57]

Road cycling – team time trial

  • 2nd place in Grudziądz (POL) category Elite on 28 September 2012
  • Did not finish (DNF) in Opatówek (POL) category Elite on 3 October 2015

Swiss Bike Cup

Swiss Bike Cup in Savognin, 27 June 2021, 9th place, elite women

Since 2017, when she joined the Swiss team Strüby Sting,[note 4] Paula has regularly competed in the Swiss Bike Cup series.[note 5] In earlier seasons, she only sporadically participated in the series. In 2019, she achieved second place in the overall classification of the series, and in the 2022 season, she finished on the third step of the podium in the general classification.[12][58][59]

Results since 2012[39]
Place Date Location Category Race Class
13 26 August 2012 SUI, Basel Elite C1
11 9 June 2013 SUI, Gränichen Elite HC
15 16 August 2015 SUI, Basel Elite C1
23 28 August 2016 SUI, Basel Elite HC
9 9 April 2017 SUI, Rivera Elite HC
11 6 May 2017 SUI, Solothurn Elite C1
19 10 June 2017 SUI, Gränichen Elite HC
12 25 June 2017 SUI, Andermatt Elite C1
20 20 August 2017 SUI, Basel Elite HC
17 8 April 2018 SUI, Rivera Elite C1
7 22 April 2018 LIE, Schaan Elite C1
15 5 May 2018 SUI, Solothurn Elite C1
DNF 3 June 2018 SUI, Gränichen Elite HC
23 2 September 2018 SUI, Basel Elite HC
5 7 April 2019 SUI, Rivera Elite C1
9 14 April 2019 SUI, Buchs Elite C1
8 11 May 2019 SUI, Solothurn Elite C1
5 16 June 2019 SUI, Leukerbad Elite C1
9 30 June 2019 SUI, Andermatt Elite C1
9 18 August 2019 SUI, Basel Elite HC
2 22 September 2019 SUI, Lugano Elite C3
DNF 21 August 2020 SUI, Gstaad Elite C1
7 24 October 2020 SUI, Hochdorf Elite C3
DNF 1 May 2021 SUI, Leukerbad Elite C1
15 19 June 2021 SUI, Gränichen Elite HC
9 26 June 2021 SUI, Savognin Elite C1
13 21 August 2021 SUI, Basel Elite HC
8 2 October 2021 LIE, Schaan Elite C1
3 12 March 2022 SUI, Rickenbach Elite C2
6 30 April 2022 SUI, Savognin Elite C1
8 18 June 2022 SUI, Gränichen Elite HC
4 1 October 2022 SUI, Gstaad Elite C1
9 19 March 2023 SUI, Gränichen Elite C1
10 15 April 2023 LIE, Schaan Elite HC

ÖKK Bike Revolution

Since 2022, a new series of races has appeared in Switzerland – ÖKK Bike Revolution. Paula has been participating in it from the beginning.

Results since 2022[39]
Place Date Location Category Race class
DNF 27 March 2022 SUI, Rivera Elite HC
12 24 April 2022 SUI, Chur Elite C1
9 25 September 2022 SUI, Huttwil Elite C1
10 26 March 2022 SUI, Rivera Elite C1

Road Races

From 2008 to 2016, Paula Gorycka took part in road stage races.

In 2008, during her second year as a junior, she competed in the Tour de Feminin – Krasna Lipa. Although she did not complete the fifth and final stage, she managed to finish 76th, 61st, 81st, and 60th respectively in the other stages (including the individual time trial). This was her first experience in a road stage race.[60] In August of that year, she took part in the International Multi-Stage Cycling Race Fortum in Walbrzych, where she finished seventh in the general classification in the women's open category and was also the first classified junior. Her rankings in the individual stages were 14th (individual time trial), 4th (night criterium), 15th, and 18th.[61]

In 2009, she finished seventh in the general classification of the Grande Boucle Feminine Internationale. She completed individual stages in 10th place (individual time trial), 44th place, 49th place, and 7th place. In August, she finished third in the general classification of the Górski Wałbrzyski Cycling Race. She completed individual stages in 2nd place (individual time trial), 12th place (night criterium), 2nd place, and 18th place.[62]

In 2010, Paula won the Górski Wałbrzyski Cycling Race. She won the first stage (individual time trial) and finished 6th place (night criterium), 3rd place, and 11th place on the following stages.[63]

In 2012, she again finished third in the Górski Wałbrzyski Cycling Race, repeating her result from 2009. She completed individual stages in 4th place (night criterium), 2nd place (individual time trial), 3rd place, and 23rd place.[64]

In 2013, she competed twice in stage races. In the first one – Gracia Orlova, she finished 77th place in the general classification. She finished individual stages in 50th place, 57th place, 37th place (individual time trial), 94th place, 29th place, and 92nd place. She finished the Tour Cycliste Feminin International de l'Ardeche in 62nd place in the general classification. On the following stages, she finished in 113th place, 84th place, 137th place (crash during individual time trial), 68th place, 57th place, 32nd place, and 39th place.[65]

In 2014, completed the Premondiale Giro Toscana Int. Femminile – Memorial Michela Fanini, finishing in 38th place in the general classification. She finished individual stages in 50th place, 39th place, and 41st place.[66]

In 2015, Paula again competed in two road stage races. In the Gracia Orlova race, she finished 11th in the general classification and 17th in the points' classification. She finished individual stages in 12th place, 10th place, 51st place (individual time trial), 34th place, and 49th place. She did not finish the Lotto Belgium Tour race, withdrawing after the third of four stages. Furthermore, she finished the first two stages in 71st and 57th place, respectively.[67]

In 2016, the first edition of the Tour de Pologne Feminin was launched. She finished 48th in the general classification, and on individual stages, she finished 61st, 26th (individual time trial), and 34th.[52]

  • Races of Paula Gorycka
  • Coupe de France VTT, France, Alpe d’Huez, 8 August 2020, 21st place, elite women
    Coupe de France VTT, France, Alpe d’Huez, 8 August 2020, 21st place, elite women
  • World Championships XCT in Les Gets 24 August 2022, 15th place with team POLAND, mixed elite
    World Championships XCT in Les Gets 24 August 2022, 15th place with team POLAND, mixed elite
  • World Championships XCO, France, Les Gets, 28 August 2022, 33rd place, elite women
    World Championships XCO, France, Les Gets, 28 August 2022, 33rd place, elite women
  • Training of Paula Gorycka
  • Paula with her trainer Andreas Kurmann (2020)
    Paula with her trainer Andreas Kurmann (2020)
  • Doing indoor cycling training on a road bike (2019)
    Doing indoor cycling training on a road bike (2019)
  • Cross country skiing race Rothenthurmer Volksskilauf on 1 January 2022
    Cross country skiing race Rothenthurmer Volksskilauf on 1 January 2022

Notes

  1. ^ Named 4F e-vive Racing Team in 2012 and 4F-Scott Racing Team in 2015
  2. ^ Named from Strüby-BiXS to Strüby Sting in 2023
  3. ^ Original pl.: "Start w Igrzyskach Olimpijskich był dla mnie spełnieniem dziecięcych marzeń. Oczywiście będąc tam chciałam pojechać po lepszy wynik. Nie byłam zadowolona z 22. miejsca, ale jednocześnie zaprezentowałam się podobnie, co inne zawodniczki z kategorii młodzieżowej, które też startowały w Londynie. Będę pracować dalej, aby zasłużyć sobie na kolejny wyjazd na Igrzyska, na których chciałabym powalczyć o dużo lepszy wynik."
  4. ^ Formerly known as Strüby-BiXS from 2017-2022
  5. ^ Swiss Bike Cup series has undergone several name changes: Strom Cup, Swisspower Cup, Racer Bikes Cup, Proffix Swiss Bike Cup

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