MARIE-CLAUDE MOLNAR IS A CANADIAN PARALYMPIC CYCLIST RECOGNISED FOR WORLD-CLASS PERFORMANCES AND CONSISTENT PODIUM RESULTS.
Born in Greenfield Park, Quebec, Marie-Claude has been passionate about cycling from a young age. What started out as a curiosity about her limits transformed into a journey defined by excellence, resiliency, and ambition.
Marie-Claude established herself in the world’s elite early on in her career, appearing on the podium in her first races on the international stage. Her breakthrough came in 2011 when she established a world record in the 3000m individual pursuit, on a 200$ bicycle. She continued in 2012 by winning the bronze medal at the 2012 London Paralympic Games.
Throughout her career, Marie-Claude collected milestones, earned multiple National Champion titles, being a regular presence on world championships podiums, and she established herself as one of Canada’s most consistent performer in paracycling history.
2 WORLD TITLES
19 WORLD PODIUMS
30 NATIONAL TITLES
Off the saddle, Marie-Claude invest her time in causes close to her heart, such as inspiring to be active, contribute to getting more kids on bikes, build stronger awareness around women’s participation in cycling by inviting clubs, teams, and events, to be more inclusive. Marie-Claude also dedicates time on research on cycling environmental sustainability, believing that by small changes in how we ride and organise events can minimise the impact on environment and climate.
