1. Amy Louise Cure was born on 31 December 1992 and is an Australian former professional track cyclist.
70 Facts About Amy Cure
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Amy Cure won a junior world championship race in 2009, and represented Australia at the 2012 Summer Olympics.
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Amy Cure is the first person in history to medal at every endurance track event at world championship level; with three newly gained medals in the team pursuit, omnium, and madison at 2017 UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Hong Kong.
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Amy Cure is from coastal Tasmania, near West Pine, and resides in Tasmania, Australia.
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Amy Cure attended Leighland Christian School, and supports the Carlton Blues.
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Amy Cure is a track cyclist, specialising in endurance track events.
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Amy Cure is affiliated with the Tasmanian Institute of Sports, and the Devonport Mersey Valley CC.
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Amy Cure spends time in South Australia, where she trains away from her support structure.
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Amy Cure took advantage of an athlete "adoption" programme that helps elite athlete orphans living far away from home that placed her with a local, Adelaide area family.
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Amy Cure finished first in the U15 Individual Pursuit Australia Junior Track Titles in Western Australia.
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Amy Cure finished first in the U15 Road Race Australia Junior Road Titles in Queensland.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U15 Time Trial Australia Junior Track Titles in Western Australia.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U15 Time Trial Australia Junior Road Titles in Queensland.
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Amy Cure finished third in the U15 Sprint Australia Junior Track Titles in Western Australia.
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Amy Cure finished fifth in the U15 Scratch Race Australia Junior Track Titles in Western Australia.
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Amy Cure finished fifth in the U15 Criterium Australia Junior Road Titles in Queensland.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U17 Pairs Time Trial Australia Junior Road Titles in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Amy Cure finished third in the U17 Individual Pursuit Australian Junior Track Titles in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished third in the U17 Team Sprint Australia Junior Track Titles in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished third in the U17 Criterium Australia Junior Road Titles in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Amy Cure finished fourth in the U17 Sprint Australia Junior Track Titles in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished seventh in the U17 Road Race Australia Junior Road Titles in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Amy Cure finished first in the U17 Scratch Race Australia Junior Track Titles in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished first in the U17 Road Race Australia Junior Road Titles in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U17 Individual Pursuit Australia Junior Track Titles in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished third in the U17 Sprint Australia Junior Track Titles in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished third in the U17 Team Sprint Australia Junior Track Titles in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished third in the U17 Time Trial Australia Junior Road Titles in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Amy Cure finished fifth in the U17 Criterium Australia Junior Road Titles in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Amy Cure finished seventh in the U17 Time Trial Australia Junior Track Titles in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished first in the Scratch Race UCI Junior World Championships in Russia.
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Amy Cure finished first in the U19 Individual Pursuit Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished first in the Scratch Race Australia Youth Olympic Festival in Australia.
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Amy Cure finished first in the Points Race Australia Youth Olympic Festival in Australia.
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Amy Cure finished first in the overall U19 Mersey Valley Tour in Victoria.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U19 Individual Pursuit Junior World Championships in Russia.
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Amy Cure finished second in the Stage 1 TT Mersey Valley Tour in Victoria.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U19 Scratch Race Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U19 time trial Australian Championships in Queensland.
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Amy Cure finished third in the Open Women's Team Pursuit Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished third in the Individual Pursuit Australia Youth Olympic Festival in Australia.
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Amy Cure finished fifth in the U19 Omnium Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished sixth in the U19 Keirin Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished sixth in the U19 road race Australian Championships in Queensland.
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Amy Cure finished twelfth in the U19 Time Trial Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished first in the Individual Pursuit UCI Junior Track World Championships in Italy.
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Amy Cure finished first in the Teams Pursuit UCI Junior Track World Championships in Italy.
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Amy Cure finished first in the Scratch Race UCI Junior Track World Championships in Italy.
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Amy Cure finished first in the U19 Road Time Trial Australian Road Championships in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished first in the U19 Points Race Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished first in the U19 Individual Pursuit Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished second in the Omnium Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished second in the Teams Pursuit Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished second in the Scratch Race Australian Championships in South Australia.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U19 Selection Road Race Australian Road Championships in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U19 Criterium Australian Road Championships in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished third in the Time Trial UCI Junior Road World Championships in Italy.
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Amy Cure finished third in the U19 Road Race Australian Road Championships in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished second in the Individual Pursuit Cycling Australia Track National Championships in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished second in the U23 Time Trial Cycling Australia Road National Championships in Victoria.
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Amy Cure finished third in the Scratch Race Cycling Australia Track National Championships in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished third in the Points Race Cycling Australia Track National Championships in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished fourth in the Team Pursuit Track World Championships in the Netherlands.
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Amy Cure finished fourth in the Team Pursuit UCI Track World Championships in the Netherlands.
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Amy Cure finished fifth in the Omnium Cycling Australia Track National Championships in New South Wales.
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Amy Cure finished fifth in the U23 Criterium Cycling Australia Road National Championships in Victoria.
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Amy Cure finished eighth in the Omnium UCI Track World Championships in the Netherlands.
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Amy Cure competed in the World Track Cycling Championships in Melbourne in the team pursuit event.
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Amy Cure was named the TIS Young Athlete of the Year in 2009.
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Amy Cure was awarded the AIS Sport Performance Awards Junior Athlete for the Year for 2014.