Diane Ingabire Rwanda
As the current Rwandan road and ITT national champion, Diane Ingabire has already achieved considerable success in her short career. Earning several podiums at the African championships, Ingabire has also represented Rwanda on the international stage at Commonwealth Games and UCI Road World Championships. She says she is determined to work hard to achieve her goals.
“I started riding only in 2018. I enjoy cycling because I feel like it’s my talent, and I can see it’s an amazing sport for many people. I am very excited to sign with CANYON//SRAM Generation. I will be going from my local club to a Continental Team. It’s a big step in my life. I want to work hard and learn to become a professional rider.”
Palmares
2023
- U23 African Continental Road Champion
- 5th place, African Continental elite road championship
- Silver medal, African Continental Mixed Relay TTT road championship
- 6th place, African Continental ITT championship
- Bronze medal, African Continental TTT championship
- 14th place, GP Igartza
- Winner, Race to Remember, Rwanda
- 3rd place TTT stage, Lotto Thüringen Ladies Tour
- Rwandan national road champion
- Rwandan national time trial champion
2022
- Rwandan national road champion
- Rwandan national ITT champion
- 4th place, African Continental TTT road championship
- 4th place, African Continental Mixed Relay TTT road championship
- 6th place, African Continental ITT championship
- 3rd place, Kibugabuga Race
- 2nd place, Gisaka Race
- 3rd place, Kibeho Race
2021
- Silver medal, African Continental TTT road championship
- Silver medal, African Continental Mixed Relay TTT road championship
- 5th place, African Continental road championship
- 7th place, African Continental ITT championship
2019
- Silver medal, African Continental junior road championships
- 5th place, African Continental junior ITT championships
2023
CANYON//SRAM Generation is the development team for the World Tour Team and is part of CANYON//SRAM Racing’s long-term D&I program. This two-tier structure was the first for a European-based WorldTeam to create a formal pathway to the Women’s World Tour. Now in its second year, the team aims to help talented female athletes from diverse backgrounds reach the top of professional cycling and to help them break new ground for their future and the future of cycling. The roster of CANYON//SRAM Generation unites eight ambitious women from seven countries across four continents.
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