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Llori Sharpe Jamaica

In 2020, Llori Sharpe decided to focus solely on cycling after several years of competing in swimming and triathlon. With a long list of achievements in her home country of Jamaica, Llori has also shown her talent on the international stage with a bronze medal at the Caribbean Cycling Championships time trial. Last year she signed her first pro contract with CANYON//SRAM Generation and was delighted to extend for another season.

“I’m over the moon to extend my contract with CANYON//SRAM Generation! I’m happy that the team will continue supporting my development as a professional cyclist. I can’t wait for the 2023 season and all it brings.

This past season was a whirlwind, but that’s where all the excitement lies! From the exceptional performances by the team to the countries we competed in to the drastic weather changes (freezing cold and extremely hot!), had anyone told me last year that I would’ve spent 2022 training and racing as a pro cyclist in Europe, I would’ve laughed. At no point did I think this sort of opportunity would come my way, and not this soon either.

CANYON//SRAM Generation had a positive impact on my first year as a pro cyclist. The team (both riders and staff) provided an environment that was conducive to my development as I had the opportunity to learn and ultimately expand my knowledge base on the dynamics of cycling, be it technical skills, riding in a huge peloton, approaches to stage races (which was new to me), and the like which contributed immensely to my growth over the 2022 season. I’m glad I had the wonderful opportunity to join this team, and I’m looking forward to continuing with CANYON//SRAM Generation for 2023.

My cycling goals are to improve my confidence in the bunch, improve my nutrition and fuelling on and off the bike, challenge myself more, and not forget to have fun and enjoy the experiences. My non-cycling goals are to finish my bachelor’s degree program (I’m in my final year at university), and I’d also like to enrol in a chocolate-making course to become a certified chocolate maker to understand better the craft chocolate industry which my parents and I are a part.”

Palmares

2023

  • Jamaican national road champion
  • Jamaican national time trial champion
  • 3rd place elite, Il Liga Autonomica de Féminas
  • 2nd place U23, Il Liga Autonomica de Féminas
  • 7th place elite, Trofeo Dulcinea
  • 2nd place U23, Trofeo Dulcinea
  • 3rd place, Trofeo Entre Vinas – Tomelloso
  • 6th place, Caribbean Elite ITT Road championships
  • Bronze medalist, Caribbean Cycling Championships ITT
  • 5th place, Caribbean Cycling Championships Road Race
  • Winner, Jamaica Cycling Federation Development Meet
  • Winner, Jamaica Cycling Federation National Road Championships
  • Winner, Jamaica Cycling Federation National ITT Championships
  • Winner, Simmonds High Velocity Club Road Race, 2021,
  • Winner, Sligoville Mountain Challenge Championship
  • 2nd place, Team Sonics Road Race
  • Winner, Café Blue Mountain Time Trial
  • Winner, Melrose-Jones Challenge road race
  • Winner, Sligoville Mountain Challenge Championship
  • Silver medalist, Junior Caribbean Cycling Championships Road Race
  • 4th place, Junior Caribbean Cycling Championships ITT
  • 2nd place, Female 16-19 Sprint Triathlon, CARIFTA Triathlon and Aquathlon Championships
  • 4th place, Female 16-19 Aquathlon, CARIFTA Triathlon and Aquathlon Championships
  • Winner, Female 16-19, Caribbean Triathlon Age-Group Championship
  • 2nd place, Mixed relay at Jakes Off-Road Triathlon
  • 22nd place, Elite Female Triathlon, Commonwealth Games, Australia
  • 11th place, Elite Female Bridgetown CAMTRI Sprint Triathlon American Cup and Central American and Caribbean Championship
  • Winner,  Jamaica Triathlon Association Sprint National Championships
  • 6th place, Youth Female, Santo Domingo CAMTRI Youth Central American and Caribbean Championships
  • Winner, Female 16-19, CARIFTA Triathlon & Aquathlon Championships Barbados
  • 2nd place, CARIFTA Triathlon & Aquathlon Championship
  • 2nd place, USA National Championship Triathlon
  • Winner, Female 16-19, Caribbean Age-Group Triathlon Championship

 

  • Winner, Jamaica Triathlon Association Sprint National Championships
  • 22nd place, Female 16-19, ITU World Age-Group Championships
  • Winner, Overall Female, Believe Strong Sprint Triathlon
  • Winner, Female 16-19, Caribbean Age-Group Triathlon Championship
  • Winner, Mixed relay at Jakes Off-Road Triathlon
  • Winner, Jewel Resort Biathlon
  • Winner, Jamaica Triathlon Association Sprint National Championships

2023

UCI Women's Continental Team

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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