Lucía Ruiz Pérez
Spanish cyclist
Lucía Ruiz Pérez (born 18 June 2004) is a Spanish road cyclist who has competed for the UCI Women's Team Movistar Team since 2024. She won the overall classification of the Copa de España Féminas Cofidis in 2023 and is the twin sister of fellow Movistar rider Laura Ruiz Pérez.
Early life and junior career
Ruiz and her twin sister Laura were born in Colindres, Cantabria. Both took up cycling at the age of five and combine their sporting careers with veterinary studies at the University of León. As a junior, Ruiz competed for the Cantabrian team Río Miera–Meruelo, with which she took the first stage of the UCI Junior Nations Cup Bizkaikoloreak in Abadiño in 2021 and 2022.
In May 2022, Ruiz won the second stage of the Tour du Gévaudan Occitanie, another round of the Junior Nations Cup, in a bunch sprint in Mende. She was selected for the Spanish team at the 2022 UCI Junior Road World Championships in Wollongong, Australia, where she finished 35th, the first Spanish rider across the line.
Professional career
Eneicat–CMTeam (2023)
Ruiz turned professional in 2023 with the UCI Women's Continental Team Eneicat–CMTeam–Seguros Deportivos. On 5 March, in her first race as a professional, she won the GP Cantabria Deporte – VII Trofeo Ciclismo Femenino Villa de Noja, the opening round of the Copa de España Féminas Cofidis, also taking the Cantabrian under-23 regional title. Two weeks later, she repeated the win at the III Gran Premio Igartza in Beasain, the second round of the national series.
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