Cari Higgins

Cari Higgins
Riding with UnitedHealthcare at the 2015 UCI Road World Championships
Personal information
Born (1976-10-05) October 5, 1976
United States of America
Team information
Current teamUnitedHealthcare Women’s Team
DisciplineRoad
RoleRider
Professional team
2014–UnitedHealthcare Women’s Team
Medal record
Representing  United States
Women's track cycling
Pan American Championships
2009 Mexico CityScratch
2009 Mexico City500m time trial
2009 Mexico CityKeirin
2009 Mexico CitySprint
2011 MedellinOmnium
2011 MedellinPoints race
2012 Mar del PlataTeam pursuit

Cari Higgins is an American racing cyclist.[1]

Major results
2007
3rd National Track Championships (500m Time Trial)
1st National Championship (Team Sprint) with Liz Reap-Carlson
2008
1st National Track Championships (500m Time Trial)
1st National Track Championships (Keirin)
1st National Track Championships, (Sprint)
1st National Track Championships, (Team Sprint) with Liz Reap-Carlson
3rd National Track Championships (Individual pursuit)
2012
1st National Track Championships (Team pursuit) with Jacquelyn Crowell & Lauren Tamayo
2nd National Track Championships (Points race)
2nd UCI Track World Cup Guadalajara (Team Pursuit)
2013
1st National Track Championships (Points race)
3rd Team Pursuit, Los Angeles Grand Prix (with Elizabeth Newell, Lauren Tamayo and Jade Wilcoxson)
gollark: Actually, CBOR literals.
gollark: Vowels are ignored when comparing symbol names. The float type is replaced with a ratio of two decimals. Macros but they require you to rewrite the block of code they're used in as lisp syntax. JSON literals.
gollark: Maybe… even weaker types? Integer types with crazier names and also u24s and stuff for some reason? Do operator overloading to a stupid degree in the stdlib?
gollark: Idea: C-flat language, like C but stupider somehow.
gollark: Clearly what we need is C with better macros, so that "extensions" are no longer necessary.

References
  1. "Cari Higgins". cyclingarchives.com. Retrieved July 9, 2014.


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