Kim Cadzow
cyclist
Kim Cadzow (born 18 December 2001) is a retired New Zealand professional racing cyclist, who most recently rode for the UCI Women's WorldTeam EF Education–Oatly. She is the 2025 New Zealand Time Trial and Road Race Champion.
Cadzow's sporting background was as a swimmer and professional triathlete competing mainly in 70.3 triathlon races. Kim swam for Greerton Swim Club in Tauranga, New Zealand specialising in backstroke and Individual Medley races. She was a regular competitor at National Age Group Championshipss and New Zealand Open Championships.
Her brief period in 70.3 triathlon saw her progress to pro level quickly but she decided to concentrate on cycling after her first attempt at 2021 New Zealand Age Group Nationals produced 3rd place in both the time trial and road race.
In 2022 Cadzow entered the Elite National Championships in New Zealand and won the Under-23 Time Trial. Shortly afterwards she achieved 2nd in the Oceania Under 23 Time Trial and headed to Europe for her first season with Torelli-Cayman Islands-Scimitar. A standout performance in the Mount Ventoux Denivele Challenge attracted attention from several World Tour Teams, and a move to Team Jumbo-Visma was secured for 2023.
A 2023 highlight was a 3rd place at the 2nd stage of Tour of Scandinavia where Cadzow showed her climbing ability on the Norefjell.
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