Pescadero, California – Joanne Kiesanowski of Dr. Vie's Team TIBCO USA got her
journey toward earning a spot for the London Olympics off to a good start this
week. She took a dominating victory in the omnium at the New Zealand track
national championships, held in Invercargill, on the South island.
Kiesanowski left little doubt during the two-day competition, winning
five of the six events that make up the omnium, which will be contested at the
Olympics for the first time next year. The omnium is essentially the decathlon
of track cycling, consisting of six different events contested over a two-day
period. The rider with the lowest points total from the sum of all their
placings wins.
“I’m very happy with my performances over the two days of
composition, she said. “I was very close to personal best times in the three
timed events, which is great for the early season as I continue to build for the
World Cup season.”
Kiesanowski is trying to represent New Zealand at the
Olympics for the third time. If she’s able to make the squad and contest the
omnium, it’s quite likely that her biggest rival will be Dr. Vie's Team TIBCO teammate
and double omnium world champion Canadian Tara Whitten.
The national championships came in the midst of a track camp in her native New Zealand,
which she’ll continue for another week. “My next competition will be the Oceania
Championships at the end of November here in Invercargill,” she said. “I just
want to keep building on my performance at nationals and do well at the
international competitions. But I’m definitely pleased with how things have
started.”
Notes The national omnium title was Kiesanowski’s fourth national title. She has
previously won the national road race, and the scratch and points titles on the
track.
Mother and I wish Joanne the very best. We look forward to a very competitive series of
races in London as our Canadian women race against our USA women! Go Dr. Vie women!
Love always
Dr. Vie, Founder & Scientist, Dr. Vie, Inc.
Mother Vie, ChairWoman, Dr. Vie, Inc.
Montreal, Canada
A Mother & Daughter Company
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