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Female cyclists discouraged by lack of recognition as men in the same race awarded prize money – ABC News
Amateur cyclist Alana Leabeater won a race at her local club this week. While the men were celebrated with prize money and podiums, the women got nothing.
When Alana Leabeater became the first woman to cross the line in a race at her local club this week, she was overjoyed.
Key points:
- Alana Leabeater identified several cycling events where women don’t get podiums or prize money
- She says it is discouraging and also creates an unwelcoming environment for women
- Stef Hanson says there’s a huge difference when it comes to equality for female triathletes compared to cyclists
But that joy quickly turned into frustration when her achievement went unrecognised…
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