Ren Chengyuan

Ren Chengyuan (Chinese: 任成远; born 20 September 1986 in Jiangsu) is a female Chinese Olympic cyclist, who competed for Team China at the 2008 Summer Olympics.

Sports career

• 2001 Xuzhou Spare-time Sports School;
• 2002 Jiangsu Provincial Mountain Bike Team;
• 2005 National Team
• 2011 Specialized Racing
• 2016 China Jiangsu ZGL MTB Team

Major performances

• 2004 Mountain Bike XC National Championships - 2nd place;
• 2005 Mountain Bike XC National Championships - 1st place;
• 2005 Asian Championships MTB XC - 1st place;
• 2006 Mountain Bike World Championships U23 XC - 1st place;^[1]
• 2007 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Round 1 - Houffalize, Belgium - 1st;^{[2][3][4][5][6][7][8]}
• 2007 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Round 2 - Offenburg, Germany - 7th;^{[9][10][11][12][13]}
• 2007 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Round 3 - Champery, SUI - 14th ^[14][15][16]
• 2007 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's Elite Round 4 - Mont Sainte Anne, CAN - 2nd place ^{[17][18][19][20][21]}
• 2007 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's Elite Round 5 - St Felicien, CAN - 6th place ^[22][23]
• 2007 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's Elite Round 6 (Final Round) - Maribor, SLO - 5th place ^[24][25][26]
• 2007 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's U23 World Cup overall winner;^[27]
• 2007 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's ELITE World Cup overall 3rd place, with 918 points.^[24] Marie-Helen Premont was 2nd place with 1040 points, and Irina Kalentyeva was the overall winner with 1174 points.;^[28]
• 2008 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Round 1 - Houffalize, Belgium - 1st;^{[29][30][31][32][33][34][35]}
• 2008 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Round 2 - Offenburg, Germany - 3rd ^[36][37]
• 2008 Olympic Games - MTB XC - 5th place;^[38]
• 2009 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Round 2 - Offenburg, Germany - 1st;^[39][40][41]
• 2009 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Round 3 - Houffalize, Belgium - 3rd;^[42][43]
• 2009 Mountain Bike XC National Championships - 1st place;
• 2009 National Games - 1st women's cycling mountain cross-country;
• 2009 Asian Championships - MTB XC - 1st place^[44] Held in Malacca, Malaysia
• 2010 Asian Championships - MTB XC - 1st place.^[45] Held in Jecheon City, Korea
• 2011 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's Elite Round 1 - Pietermaritzburg, South Africa - 1st place;^{[46][47][48][49]}
• 2011 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's Elite Round 2 - Yorkshire, Dalby Forest, UK - 5th place ^{[50][51][52][53][54][55][56]}
• 2014 Asian Championships - MTB XC Team Relay - 1st place:^[57] (4 Team China members: BIEKEN, Nazaerbieke; REN, Chengyuan; GU, Bingcheng; YIN, Siyuan) Held in Lubuklinggau City, Indonesia
• 2014 Asian Championships - MTB XC Women's Elite - 2nd place.^[58]
• 2015 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's Elite Round 1 - Nove Mesto, CZE: 24th place^{[59][60][61][62]}
• 2015 Asian Championships - MTB XC Women's Elite - 1st place^[63]
• 2016 Asian Championships in Chai Nat, Thailand - MTB XC Women's Elite - 1st place^[64]
• 2016 International Kamptal Klassik Trophy in Langenlois, Austria - MTB XC Women's Elite - 2nd place^[65]
• 2016 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's Elite Round 1 - Cairns, AUS: 25th place^[66][67]
• 2016 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's Elite Round 2 - Albstadt, GER: 38th place^[68][69][70]
• 2016 Mountain Bike World Cup XC Women's Elite Round 3 - La Bresse, FRA: 26th place^[71][72]

References

• First World Cup win 2007 UCI World Cup round 1 - Houffalize, Belgium
• Profile Archived 2012-03-27 at the Wayback Machine Beijing 2008 Team China
• National Champion for the 3rd time
• 2010 Asian Games 1st place Women's Cross Country
• 2011 UCI World Cup 1st Place, Round 1 - Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

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