Jacqueline Hahn

Jacqueline Hahn
Personal information
Hahn (right) at the 2014 La Course by Le Tour
Born	(1991-07-21) 21 July 1991 Innsbruck, Austria
Team information
Role	Rider
Professional team(s)
2010	Hitec Products UCK
2011	Kuota Speed Kueens
2012	Scappa Speed Queens
2014	Bigla Cycling Team
2015	Feminine Cycling Team
Major wins
One day races National Criterium Champion (2009, 2013) National Cyclo-cross Champion (2012) National Road Race Champion (2014)
Infobox last updated on 5 May 2016

Jacqueline Hahn (born 21 July 1991) is an Austrian racing cyclist.^[1] She competed in the 2013 UCI women's time trial in Florence.^[2] Hahn is a discipline national champion, having won titles in the road race, criterium and cyclo-cross competitions.

Palmares

2007: 1st Schwazer Raiffeisen
2008: 1st National Junior Time Trial Championships
2009: 1st U19 Berner Rundfahrt; 1st National Criterium Championships; 1st National Junior Time Trial Championships
2010: 1st National U23 Road Race Championships
2011: 1st Langenlois Road Race; 1st Langenlois Criterium; 1st National U23 Time Trial Championships
2012: 1st National Cyclo-cross Championships; 1st National U23 Time Trial Championships
2013: 1st National U23 Time Trial Championships; 1st National Criterium Championships
2014: 1st GP Osterhas; 1st National Road Race Championships

References

↑ "Jacqueline Hahn". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 2013-10-06.
↑ "World Championships WE - Individual Time Trial". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 2013-10-06.

External links

Jacqueline Hahn profile at Cycling Archives
Jacqueline Hahn profile at ProCyclingStats

Austrian National Road Race Champions (women)

1980–1999	Silvia Nenning (1990–1991) Andrea Purner-Koschier (1992) Christiane Koschier-Bitante (1993) Silvia Hauser (1994) Tanja Klein (1995–1996) Johanna Freysinger (1997) Tanja Klein (1998) Ulrike Baumgartner (1999)

2000–2019	Andrea Purner-Koschier (2000–2001) Isabella Wieser (2002) Bernadette Schober (2003) Christiane Soeder (2004) Andrea Graus (2005) Christiane Soeder (2006) Daniela Pintarelli (2007) Monika Schachl (2008) Christiane Soeder (2009) Andrea Graus (2010–2013) Jacqueline Hahn (2014) Martina Ritter (2015) Christina Perchtold (2016)

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