At just 20 years old, the French cyclist has already made significant strides in her career. She began cycling at age 11, inspired by her family's deep involvement in the sport. Her father, Fabrice Gaugain, has served as president of the Velo Saint-Georges Aventure cycling club in France.

In 2022, she sustained a wrist injury while competing at the Tour de l'Orne in France. Surgery was required to insert a plate at the injury site. The plate was removed in October 2023, marking a significant step in her recovery.
She trains at the Pole Espoir Para cycling centre in Urt, France. Additionally, she trains with the French national track team in Roubaix. This rigorous training schedule aims to prepare her for upcoming competitions.
Her ambitions are clear: to win a medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. She also aims to finish on the podium at both the Paralympic Games and the Olympic Games in 2028. These goals reflect her commitment to excellence.
British Para cyclist Sarah Storey serves as her hero. Her personal philosophy is to aim as high as possible and always seek to improve performance. This mindset has driven her success so far.
In 2023, she was named 'Championne des Champions' [Champion of Champions] as Para Sportswoman of the Year by L'Equipe, a French sports newspaper. She was also named Female Athlete of the Year for 2022 in the Mayenne department of France.
Balancing sports with academics, she is pursuing a degree in Business Administration at IUT of Bayonne and the Basque Country, France. This dual focus showcases her dedication both on and off the track.
Her family's involvement in cycling has been a significant influence on her career choice. She initially tried swimming and roller skating before following her family into cycling. "I chose cycling because it is a sport in which you must overcome yourself," she said.
Looking ahead, she remains focused on her training and upcoming competitions. Her goals for 2024 and beyond are set high, reflecting her determination to succeed at both national and international levels.
This young athlete's journey is marked by early successes, rigorous training, and clear ambitions for the future. With continued dedication, she aims to achieve her dreams on both Paralympic and Olympic stages.
At just 20 years old, the French cyclist has already made significant strides in her career. She began cycling at age 11, inspired by her family's deep involvement in the sport. Her father, Fabrice Gaugain, has served as president of the Velo Saint-Georges Aventure cycling club in France.