Your Group Ride, Your Group Ride, 11 September 2013
Posted by: Bitossi

After having one of her best, if not the best, seasons ever. Georgia Gould has struggled to find fitness and consistency in 2013. She went from 3rd in both the Olympics and the World Championships to barely being in the top 30 at Worlds a year later. YGR caught up with her to see what the issue was and what the plan is.

Stack, Niki Gruttadauria, 19 May 2013
Posted by: Bitossi

Georgia Gould didn't take her first mountain bike ride until she was 19 years old. Nine years later, she was careening through the cross-country mountain bike course at the Beijing Olympic Games for Team USA. Finally, last year, Gould proudly brought home a bronze medal from the London Games. At age 33, Gould is determined to change mountain biking—specifically the way the sport treats women. With a playful expression, she tells STACK why the sport of cycling needs to catch up with the times. Follow along as Gould opens up about her greatest fears, her awkward love of gangsta rap, and her strategy for winning the World Cup this year.

STACK, Niki Gruttadauria, 14 May 2013
Posted by: Bitossi

Nine years later, she was careering through the cross-country mountain bike course at the Beijing Olympic Games for Team USA. Finally, last year, Gould proudly brought home a bronze medal from the London 2012 Olympics.

bikerumor.com, 11 February 2009
Posted by: lucybears

We interviewed three top pro cross-country mountain bike racers to see what it’s like racing among the elite with full team support: Georgia Gould, 2006 and 2007 XC MTB National Champion, 2007 Pan-American XC MTB Champion and U.S. Olympic mountain bike team member, currently racing for the Luna Chix cycling team.

velonews.com, Fred Dreier, 9 January 2009
Posted by: lucybears

Last month Olympic mountain biker Georgia Gould and her compatriots Katie Compton and Rachel Lloyd headed to Northern Europe to tackle a busy two weeks of ’cross racing where they scored some big-time results.

cyclingfx.nl, Bart Hazen, 7 January 2009
Posted by: lucybears

After Georgia Gould scored a surprising victory at the 2006 USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships, she quickly became the most dominant off-road competitor on U.S. soil. Racing in Europe in 2008, Georgia finished in the top-5 at the MTB World Cup races in Houffalize and Madrid.

Daily Peloton, Bart Hazen, 6 January 2009
Posted by: Bitossi

Interview with Mountain Bike star, NACT Champion and Vice USA Champion Cyclocross Georgia Gould!

cyclingnews.com, Sue George, 1 August 2008
Posted by: lucybears

Georgia Gould is just three weeks away from her first Olympic race. She is one of two women who will race in the stars and stripes representing the United States mountain bike team in Beijing, China.

velonews.com, Fred Dreier, 22 May 2008
Posted by: lucybears

The longest winning streak in NORBA/NMBS cross-country history came to a close last weekend as Georgia Gould recorded a DNF at the third round of 2008. For Gould, who took eight straight NMBS wins from 2007-08, the abandonment came after a frightening bout of heat stroke and severe dehydration.

velonews.com, Fred Dreier, 16 December 2007
Posted by: lucybears

It's been a busy year for Georgia Gould. The 27-year-old swept the National Mountain Bike Series, grabbed her first podium finish at a UCI World Cup, a top-10 at the UCI mountain-bike world championships and won the Crank Brother's U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross series.

cyclingnews.com, Kirsten Robbins, 12 December 2007
Posted by: lucybears

The name Georgia Gould has appeared at the top of the North American cyclo-cross results so often this year that it's hard to believe that the 2006 US national mountain bike champion has only been a professional racer for only a few years.

cyclingnews.com, Sue George, 20 June 2007
Posted by: lucybears

Luna Chix rider Georgia Gould was relaxing and spending some time with her family in the Catskill Mountains of New York just a few days before defending her stars and stripes US national cross country championship jersey this weekend at Mount Snow, Vermont.