Sophie Capewell is a rising British professional racing cyclist. She has been cycling in professional events for more than two years. Sophie competes on her own in international events. Capewell is the Bronze Medal winner at the 2021 World Championships held at Roubaix.
Sophie Capewell was born on September 4, 1998, in Lichfield, England. Sophie is among the two children born to Nigel Capewell and his wife. She has a sister named Emca. Capewell rose to fame only after her successful career and has not shared much about her parents and early life. After graduating from High School, Capewell enrolled at Loughborough University. Talking about her physical appearance, Sophie stands five feet and seven inches tall and weighs 78 kg.
Sophie Capewell has an estimated net worth of more than $100,000. A cyclist has to win the events or the games for them to earn the prize money. Unlike other sports like golf, the athlete needs to be on the podium to take their prize money. The cyclist must make a handsome amount through her sponsorship deals with ZIPVIT Sport, KALAS, Uk Sport, and a few more. In 2020, HSBC ended its sponsorship with the English cycling team.
Sophie shares a photo after winning at an event SOURCE: British Cycling Sophie is very early in her career and will add a huge sum to her net worth in the future. The prize money increased to (€71,000) for 2020-21 for the men’s competition. Capewell and her team finished third in the team sprint and must have earned a handsome amount. Joe Truman and Ethan Hayter are two other British Cyclists with equal net worth.
Sophie is an active social media user. She keeps posting photos of her family, training, games, and friends. Following her posts, it seems like Capewell is single as of 2021. The cyclist is very early in her career and could focus on her career rather than spending time with people. Sophie likes to spend her free time cycling up the hills.
Capewell is also a good photographer. She always carries a Nikon Z6 camera along with her. Sophie normally shoots athletic photographs and numerous other categories. Capewell could secretly be dating someone and waiting for the right time to open about her relationship status.
Sophie started cycling from a very early age. She rode in numerous junior events and won national titles in the sprint events. Capewell came to the spotlight in 2015 after making her debut at the 2015 UEC Under-23 and Junior European Track Championships in Athens. She missed the podium list finishing fourth and fifth places.
Capewell won her first major event at the 500 m time trial, winning two bronze medals alongside Lauren Bate. She was named into the 2017 European championships cycling team representing Great Britain. In 2020, Sophie raced in the women's sprint event at the 2020 UCI Track Cycling World Championships. In mid-2021, Capewell won the bronze medal in the women's team sprint at the 2021 UCI Track Cycling World Championships.
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