| # 42 Eric WOHLBERG
Team:SYM DOB:1/8/1965 Age on 4/21/08:43 Nationality:CAN Residence(s)Sunnyvale, CA Height: 170 Weight:62 Pro Since:1996 Specialty:Time Trialing Website:n/a Past Pro Teams:Shaklee Saturn (2001-2003) Sierra Nevada |
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2008 Highlights:2008 1st Snelling Road Race, 1st Merco Road Race
Career Highlights:2007 1st Mt. Hamilton Road Race - 1st Davis GP - 3rd Tour Of Bowness, Calgary, AB 2006 1st Vuelta El Salvador Stage 4 - 3rd Pan Am Championship Individual Time Trial - 3rd Canadian National Time Trial Championships 2005 2nd National Championships ITT - 2nd National Championships Road Race - 2nd Canada Cup Points Standings
Interesting Facts:Three-time Olympian and eight-time Canadian time trial champion, Eric Wohlberg, has been racing for twelve years with some of the best trade teams in North America. He first became interested in cycling while completing a degree in Forestry at Lakehead University. After graduation, Eric divided his time between training on gravel logging roads, and working in the bush, achieving some good provincial results. Throughout his career, Eric has distinguished himself by winning many national titles, as well as medals in the 1998 Commonwealth and 1999 Pan Am Games. In addition, he was named Male Canadian Cyclist of the Year in both 1998 and 2003. When Eric isn't on the bike, he likes to cook, downhill ski, and restore/modify cars.
Career Highlights:2007 1st Mt. Hamilton Road Race - 1st Davis GP - 3rd Tour Of Bowness, Calgary, AB 2006 1st Vuelta El Salvador Stage 4 - 3rd Pan Am Championship Individual Time Trial - 3rd Canadian National Time Trial Championships 2005 2nd National Championships ITT - 2nd National Championships Road Race - 2nd Canada Cup Points Standings
Interesting Facts:Three-time Olympian and eight-time Canadian time trial champion, Eric Wohlberg, has been racing for twelve years with some of the best trade teams in North America. He first became interested in cycling while completing a degree in Forestry at Lakehead University. After graduation, Eric divided his time between training on gravel logging roads, and working in the bush, achieving some good provincial results. Throughout his career, Eric has distinguished himself by winning many national titles, as well as medals in the 1998 Commonwealth and 1999 Pan Am Games. In addition, he was named Male Canadian Cyclist of the Year in both 1998 and 2003. When Eric isn't on the bike, he likes to cook, downhill ski, and restore/modify cars.