Anna Meares Olympic Medals. Anna Meares Olympic Medals, Accident, Injury, Family, Sister, & Chef de Mission Britannica Meares had to beat a new Olympic record set just minutes previously by the reigning World Record holder, Yonghua Jiang of China Meares also won a bronze medal in the Women's 200m Sprint event in Athens.
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Anna Meares is widely regarded as one of the greatest track cyclists that Australia has ever produced after having won 11 world championships and six Olympic medals including two gold over a 14-year cycling career Anna Meares is an Australian cyclist who won medals at four consecutive Olympic Games (2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016), the first Australian athlete to accomplish that feat
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Anna Meares Only athlete in Australian Olympic history, from any sport, to win individual medals at four consecutive Olympic Games When the legendary Australian track cyclist retired after the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, she held 11 World Championship crowns, making her the most successful and decorated female track cyclist in history By the time she retired in 2016, she had earned 6 Olympic medals and 11 UCI (Union Cycliste International) Track Cycling World Championships. Anna Meares is widely regarded as one of the greatest track cyclists that Australia has ever produced after having won 11 world championships and six Olympic medals including two gold over a 14-year cycling career
Australia's Anna Meares celebrates after winning the Gold Medal for the Women's Sprint in the. In demand as a motivational speaker, Anna Meares is down to. With 15 medals won through 2010, Anna Meares is one of the most successful female track cyclists ever
Australia's Anna Meares shows her gold medal after breaking the Olympic and World record to win. Anna Meares is an Australian cyclist who won medals at four consecutive Olympic Games (2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016), the first Australian athlete to accomplish that feat Medal table for competitions, sports and the respective Olympic summer or winter games.