'What's next?' – Tiffany Cromwell quietly retires from road racing
The Philadelphia Cycling Classic was Cromwell's final appearance on the road, with a handful of gravel events remaining before she ends her 16-year professional career
Tiffany Cromwell, an Australian road racing veteran, has quietly retired from professional cycling after a 16-year career. The 38-year-old announced her decision on Instagram, confirming that the Philadelphia Cycling Classic would be her final road race as a professional. Cromwell, who turned professional in 2010, had previously won the 2013 Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and competed in the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
Throughout her career, she was known for her role as a leader and mentor within Canyon-SRAM, gradually shifting her focus from personal results to supporting younger riders. Despite her retirement from road racing, Cromwell remains committed to the sport as she plans to compete in the UCI Gravel World Championships in October.
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