A Traumatic Crash Nearly Took Cycling Away From Samantha Bosco; Instead She’s Come Back Stronger Than Ever
The two-time Paralympic medalist has been nearly unbeatable on the road and stellar on the track since her 2022 return.
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Athlete Bio#
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Age
45
Hometown
Bozeman
Education
Montana State College
Paralympic Experience
- 1-time Paralympian; 1-time Paralympic medalist (1 bronze)
- Paralympic Games London 2012, bronze (C1-5 Team Sprint - Mixed), 7th (C4 - 4km Pursuit - Men, C4 - Time Trial - Men), 15th (C4-5 - 1000m Time Trial - Men), 22th (C4-5 - Road Race - Men)
World Championships Experience
- Most recent: 2012 – 7th (C4 - 4km Pursuit - Men), 9th (C4 - 1000m Time Trial - Men)
- Years of participation: C4 - 1000m Time Trial - Men 2011, 2012; C4 - 4km Pursuit - Men 2011, 2012; C1-5 Team Sprint - Open 2009, 2011; C4 - Road Race - Men 2010, 2011; C4 - Time Trial - Men 2010, 2011; LC2 - 1000m Time Trial - Men 2006, 2009; LC2 - 4km Pursuit - Men 2006, 2009; LC2 - Road Race - Men 2006; LC2 - Time Trial - Men 2006
- Top finish: 4th – 2009 (C1-5 Team Sprint - Open), 2011 (C1-5 Team Sprint - Open), 2011 (C4 - Road Race - Men)
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