Transgender cyclists take top 3 spots in Washington women's relay championship

Veronica Garcia, a transgender high school runner in Washington, won a state title in the girls’ 400-meter dash on Saturday. (Credit: Quin Hutchins)

Transgender athletes won first, second and third place at a recent women’s cycling competition held in Washington.

The annual Marymoor Grand Prix kicked off on Friday at the Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome with at least three transgender athletes taking part in a 2-person relay of the Elite Women’s division.

According to results made available on Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome’s website, the top three teams each had one biological male. They included Jordan Lothrop, Jenna Lingwood and Eva Lin.

Fox News Digital reached out to the Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome for comment.

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At least three transgender athletes took part in the annual Marymoor Grand Prix over the weekend. (iStock)

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Lingwood, who placed second, was previously referenced in an amicus brief filed by Hannah Arensman, a 35-time winner on the national cyclocross circuit, to the Supreme Court in 2023. Arensman revealed that she had retired from cycling after being forced to compete with Lingwood and another transgender athlete.

Several cycling organizations have put in place restrictions and regulations on transgender athletes.

In July 2023, the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) announced that it would no longer allow transgender cyclists to compete in women’s divisions if they began transitioning after puberty.

A few months later, USA Cycling announced similar restrictions, categorizing transgender athletes into "Group A"