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Cycling Born: 26/04/2004 (Boijl - Weststellingwerf) The Netherlands
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French mountain biker. In both 2004 and 2008 he won a gold medal at the Summer Olympics
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Italian Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of Switzerland
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Born: 04/07/1937 (Wilrijk) Died: 31/01/2022 Belgium Prof from 1957 to 1967 He won Gent - Wevelgem in 1960 and 1961
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Cycling Born: 25/10/2000 Belgium
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Professional Cyclist From Belgium
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Sports-cycling
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Sports-cyclist
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Swiss cyclist born 1970 - olympian 1992 Barcelona
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Tour de France Winner 1966
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Cycling Born: 12/04/2004 (Kirkkonummi) Finland Cyclocross & on the road
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Australian Cyclist
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Professional cyclist, with Trek Factory Racing
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German former cyclist. He won the bronze medal in the team pursuit in the 1984 Summer Olympics
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former professional cyclist, team coach T-Mobile
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Cycling orn: 23/07/1991 (Cittadella) Italy
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Saunier Duval-Prodir
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Saunier Duval-Prodir
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Coach of professional Cycling team Milram
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Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
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Cycling
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Australian Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 19/08/1998 (Torrevieja) Spain
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Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
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Former professional cyclist
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Born: 06/08/1996 (Cabrera) The Netherlands Champion of the Netherlands, European and worldchampion. She won the superprestige and was number one in the UCI - ranking
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Norman Alvis (born July 12, 1963 in Sacramento, California) is a former professional American cyclist. He was professional from 1989 to 1998. He won four races. He competed in the team time trial at the 1988 Summer Olympics
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Teammananger of the professional cyclingteam Liquigas
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Cycling
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Retired track and road cyclist from East Germany
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam CSC
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Danish cyclist
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Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
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Cyclist, explorer, peace corp volunteer and author of I Never Intended to Be Brave: A Woman's Bicycle Journey Through Southern Africa. She has cycled on 6 continents and in all 50 states, and led 3 tours across the U.S
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Australian Cyclist
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Phil Anderson (2)
Philip Grant Anderson OAM (born 12 March 1958) is an Australian former professional racing cyclist who was the first non-European to wear the yellow jersey of the Tour de France -
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Cycling Born: 06/03/1981 (Varberg) Sweden Prof since 2002
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Professional cyclist,
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Is a retired Italian road cyclist Silver 1964
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Born: 06/07/1933 (Thionville) Died: 10/11/2022 (Lyon France Prof from 1956 to 1967 He was champion of France in 1959 & 1965
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Saunier Duval-Prodir
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Australian Cyclist
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Cycling France Prof from 1953 to 1969 He won 'Gent-Wevelgem', 'Luik-Bastenaken-Luik', 'Bordeaux-Parijs', 'Parijs-Nice' and many other races. He won also 1 time the Vuelta, 2 times the Giro and 5 times the Tour de France
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Born: 25/08/1998 (Beveren) Belgium Prof since 2021
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Australian Cyclist
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Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
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Professional cyclist from New Zealand riding with Bora Argon
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Gold Medal Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From Colombia
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Cycling champion
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Pro Skateboarder
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Italian racing cyclist Gold 1960
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Cycling
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Professional Cyclist / Tour de France. Appearead in the movie 'Dodgeball'
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Australian Cyclist
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Coach of the professional Cycling team Bouygues Telekom
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Colombian professional road cyclist with Trek Factory Racing
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Professional Cyclist From Spain
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Professional Cyclist Of Spain
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Spanish professional road cyclist
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Cycling Born: 14/05/2002 (Winkelre) The Netherlands Prof since 2021
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Professional Cyclist Of Norway
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Cycling Born: 14/05/1998 (Valence) France
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Cycling
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Danish cyclist Gold 1968
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Cycling
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Mountain Biker
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Australian Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From France
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Professional Cyclist From Potugal
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Australian Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 22/03/1979 (Meiningen) Germany Prof from 2006 to 2009
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Professional Cyclist Of Sweden
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Born: 24/09/2004 (Pontypridd) Great Britain She's a daughter from former Swedish cyclist Magnus Backstedt
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Cycling Born: 19/08/2003 Belgium Cyclocross
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Cycling
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Belgian cyclist
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Former professional cyclist, coach of the professional cycling team Astana
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Pro Cyclist, An Post Team
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Spanish cyclist
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Ryan Bailey (4) Australian professional track cyclist and double Olympic gold medalist
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Australian Cyclist
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Michael Baker (4)
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Cycling Born: 15/07/1999 (Nunspeet) The Netherlands Cyclocross
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Professioanl Cyclist From Italy
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Professional Cyclist
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Italian Cyclist Champion Called 'il Treno Di Forli'
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French cyclist
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Cycling
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Former cycling racer-Champion of Italy-Several successes in Tour de France
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Italian road and track cyclist, who currently rides for UCI Women's World Team Trek?Segafredo and became road World Champion in 2021
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Olympic Cyclist and form world champion
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Professional Cyclist Of Poland
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Spanish professional cyclist
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Professional cyclist with ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI
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Professional cyclist
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Retired Polish cyclist. He had his best achievements in the 100 km team time trial, namely a silver medal at the 1972 Summer Olympics and a bronze medal at the 1971 UCI Road World Championships
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Professional continental cycling team
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Mountain Bike - Downhill World Champion 2004 & 2005
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Cycling Born: 12/07/1996 Suisse Cyclocross 2020: champion of Suisse
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Cyclist
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Born: 04/11/1999 (petrasanta) Italy Cyclocross Champion of Italy in 2017 (juniores) and 2021 (U23)
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Olympians cycling
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Canadian Pro Cyclist
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(born 7 December 1984) is a professional Czech road cyclist, currently riding for Bora-Argon 18
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Cycling Born: 18/09/1962 (Caen) France Prof from 1983 to 1990
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Cycling Born: 22/05/1986 (Gera) Germany Prof from 2006 to 2013
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Retired professional cyclist
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Chris Barton (2) Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Italian cyclist
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(born 1 June 1945) is an Italian former professional road racing cyclist, considered one of the best sprinters of his generation. He won the World Cycling Championship in 1972
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Cycling Born:03/06/1996 (Aalst) Belgium Prof since 2021
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Italian professional racing cyclist, who currently rides for UCI Women's WorldTeam UAE Team ADQ. She became road World- and European Champion during her long lasting career
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Australian Cyclist
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Kate Bates (2) Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Professional cyclist
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Italian professional road racing cyclist. The highlight of his career was his overall win in the 1981 Giro d'Italia. He also won the 1981 Vuelta a España
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Emily Batty (2)Mountain Biker
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Former Canadian Cyclist: Won the Silver Medal for Canada in the Men's Cycling Road Race at the 1984 Olympics. He competed in 11 Tours de France. Wore the Yellow Jersey for five days winning the first stage in 1988
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German professional cyclist born 1994
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Cyclist
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USA Cycling. 2012 Olympic Hopeful
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Australian Male Olympic Medal Winner (2 Gold))Cyclist (Track) 2004
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Olympian Gold 1928 1000 Meter Cycling Sprint
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Cycling Born: 18/08/1995 (Geldrop) The Netherlands Prof since 2018
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Italian cyclist, 1960 Olympic champion
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Cycling Born: 27/09/1940 (Zwijnaarde) Belgium Prof from 1962 to 1968 Worldvchampion 1963
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Pro BMX Rider
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Professional Cyclist From Italy
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British Olympian Cyclist (Road Cycling)
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Professional Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of Spain
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Former Female Dutch Professional Cyclist. She Was Part Of The 2008 Team High Road Women Team
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Professional Cyclist From Spain
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Italian professional cyclist with Bora-Argon
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Professional cyclist with ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI
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Spanish road cyclist
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Michael Bennett (8)British former cyclist and cycle race promoter. Took part in 1972 Summer Olympics Games in Munich
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Pro Cyclist, An Post Team now with Bora-Argon 18
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Cycling Born: 26/10/1964 Great Britain Prof from 1988 to 1991
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Cycling Born: 04/02/2001 (Gent) Belgium Prof since 2022
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Teammananger of the professional cycling team Bouygues Telekom
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Professional Cyclist
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American Athlete - Cyclist. Former Figure Skater, Film-maker, Triathlete And Author. She Also Took Up Citizenship Of Saint Kitts And Nevis With Cycle Racing Norrowly Missing Out For The 2008 Olympic Games. She Was Signed By The Wiggle Honda Team in 2014
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Italian Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From Italy
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Professional Cyclist Of Italy
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Coach of the professional cycling team Crédit Agricole
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French cyclist
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Cycling, Born: 27/01/1997, (Onze Lieve Vrouw Waver) Belgium Prof since 2020
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Canadian professional racing cyclist. 2016 Olympics bronze medalist
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Coach of professional cycling team Milram
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Cycling Born: 12/04/1998 (Sint Truiden) Belgium
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Cycling Born: 01/05/1987 (Oostende) Belgium
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Cyclist
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Italian cyclist 1964, now living in Spain
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French cyclist, Olympic champion 1956
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Professional French cyclist rides with BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT
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Cycling Born: 30/10/1995 (Geel) Belgium Prof since 2014
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French cyclist
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Spanish professional road cyclist
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Cyclist
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American Female Athlete - Road Racing Cyclist
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Italian Male Athlete - Cyclist - Road Bicycle Racer
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Dutch Female Road And Track Cyclist
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1948 Summer Olympics competitor. Bintz competed in cycling for Luxembourg. Last living 1948 Olympic athlete from Luxembourg
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Former cycling racer-Champion of Italy-Several successes in Tour de France
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Dutch Female Road Racing Cyclist
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American Female Road Cyclist - Team BMW Bianchi
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Cycler, Bronze medal 1976
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Cycling Born: 19/11/1999 (Izegem) Belgium Prof since 2022
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Professional Cyclist
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Former cyclist champion (British)
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Australian Olympic Cyclist (Track)
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Cycling Born: 14/01/2005 Belgium
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Italian Male Professional Cyclist
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Slovenian cyclist
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Born: 27/07/1995 (Zaandam) The Netherlands Prof since 2014 De Ardense Pijl (2018) Nokerse Koerse (2019) 2e etappe Parijs - Nice (2021)
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New Zealand rower and former road cyclist. He is a three-time Olympic gold medallist
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Former racing cyclist from France; born 8 April 1959 in Roubaix, France
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Italian Male Professional Racing Cyclist
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French Male Road Cyclist
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Born 1995, French cyclist
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Cycling Born: 01/08/1999 (Hamont - Achel) Belgium Prof since 2022
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Cyclist
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Lampre; former professional cyclist
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Cycling Born: 20/10/2000 (Hoorn) The Netherlands
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Professional Cyclist Of The Nederlands
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Professional Cyclist Of Belgium
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Cycling Born: 19/03/2002 Belgium
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German Professional Cycling Team - UCI Professional Continental (2010?2016), UCI WorldTeam (2017? ). Was Previously Called Bora-Argon 18 (2015-2016)
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Professional Cyclist From Italy
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Professional Cyclist Of Italy
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Dutch speedskater and sprint cyclist
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Italian road and track cyclist Bronze 1968
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Cycling Born: 11/08/1947 (Tongeren) Died: 03/01/2005 (Balen) Belgium
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Professional Cyclist From Italy
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American Female Cyclist - Road Racing
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Professional Cyclist From Colombia
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Professional Cyclist
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Born 1989. French cyclist with Bretagne
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French cyclist
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Professional Cyclist
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Dutch Male Former Road Cyclist - 'Rabobank' (1996-2008), 'Blanco Pro Cycling' (Manager) (2013- )
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French Former Bicycle Road Racer - 'Renault?Elf' (1985), 'Système U' (1986-1988), 'Z?Peugeot' (1989-1994) 'Polti?Granarolo?Santini' (1995). Team Manager Of Yhe Professional Cycling Team 'Cofidis'
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Cycling
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Cycling Born: 25/05/1939 (Hamme) Belgium Prof from 1962 to 1978 World hour record 1967 Vuelta 1971
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Australian Female Cyclist - BMX Racing
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Cycling
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Cycling Born: 02/11/2000 (Torhout) Belgium Prof since 2022
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Ex Cyclist now Team Sky Manager
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Cyclist
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Quick Step
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Former italian road cyclist
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Dutch Female Racing Road Cyclist. Professional Teams - 'leontien.nl' (2009-2012), 'Rabobank?Liv Giant' (2013-2016), 'Team Sunweb' (2017- )
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Cyclist
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French Former Cyclist - Road Racing
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Dutch female track cyclist. She won the gold medal in the keirin race at the 2020 Summer Olympics
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Australian Cyclist
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German professional road and track. She won the gold medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics on the track
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Cycling Born: 20/06/2000 (Amersfoort) The Netherlands
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Cyclist
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Pro Cyclist, An Post Team
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German racing cyclist, who currently rides for UCI Women's Continental Team Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling. She won the gold medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics on the track in the women's team pursuit
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Mountain Bike champion
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Cyclist
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French Female Cyclist Mountain Bike (Cross Country). Olympic Gold Medal Winner (2012, London). World Championships Gold Medal Winner (2012, Pietermaritzburg)
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Professional continental cycling team based in France
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Rabobank
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Francaise des Jeux
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1956 Summer Olympics Melbourne. He competed in both the Men's Individual Road Race, where he finished in sixth position, and in the Men's Team Road Race, where Great Britain finished second and he won a silver medal
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Professional Cyclist
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Professional Enduro/Freeride MTB rider, YouTuber
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Australian Female Former Cyclist - Road Cyclist - National Criterium Championship Winner (2007)
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Cyclist
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Australian cyclist, Olympic champion 1956
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Polish road cyclist with CCC Spandi Polkowice
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Cyclist
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Dutch Female Cyclist - Road Racing
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Belgian Female Former Cyclist - Road Race (2003-2014). 'AA - Drink Cycling Team' (2007-2008), ' RedSun Cycling Team' (2009-2010), 'Topsport Vlaanderen - Ridley Team' (2011-2012), 'Cyclelive Plus' (2013), 'Futurumshop.NL' (2014)
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French cyclist with Bretagne
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Cyclist
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Dutch Female Former Cyclist - Road Race. (1993-2003). 'Rabobank' (1997-1998), 'The Greenery Grisley' (1999), 'Farm Frites - Hartol' (2000-2001), 'Power Plate - Bik' (2002), 'Bik - Powerplate' (2003)
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Italy, Cycling, olympic silver 1952, born 13 April 1932
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Professional Cyclist From Italy
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Cyclist
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Teammanager of the professional cyclingteam Discovery Channel
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Polish Female Former Cyclist - Road Race (2003- ). 'Bonda-Lukowski' (2003-2004), 'Peugeot Andrzej Kita' (2005-2006), 'AA Drink Cycling Team' (2007-2008), 'Red Sun Cycling Team' (2009-2010), 'Ogniwo Dzier?oniów' (2011-2012), 'TKK Pacific Toru?' (2013- )
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Australian Female Cyclist - BMX And Mountain Biking (2007- ). 5 Times BMX And Mountain Bike World Champion
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1948 Summer Olympics competitor. Bucher competed in cycling for Switzerland
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German professional cyclist from Bora-Argon 18
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X games BMX medalist
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Cycling
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Cyclist
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Former Italian road racing cyclist
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French cyclist, who currently rides for UCI ProTeam Team Total Energies In August 2020, he was named in the startlist for the 2020 Tour de France
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Great Britain, cycling, olympic bronze 1952 and 1956, born 8 February 1933
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Cycling Born: 17/03/1999 (Oberburg) Swizerland
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British Olympian Cyclist (Track Cycling)
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Pro cyclist
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French cylist
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Australian Female Cyclist - 500 Metres (2006- ). National Championship 500 Metre Track Juniors Winner (Sydney 2007)
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Josh Button (2) Australian Cyclist
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Born: 20/12/1918 (Lochristi) Died: 23/07/1984 (Wetteren) Belgian cyclist Prof from 1938 to 1950 3 times 'De Ronde van Vlaanderen Champion from Belgium 1948
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Cycling Born: 06/12/2001 (Pontypridd) UK She's a daughter from Magnus Backstedt and an older sister from Zoe Backstedt
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Swiss former cyclist born 1957 - 1976 Montreal Olympics
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Deutscher Radrennfahrer
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Former professional cyclist, team coach
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Professional Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From Italy
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Spanish Continental Road Racing Team
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Professional Cyclist Of Switzerland
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Female Cyclist - BXM. 'Junior World BMX Championships' Winner (2005). Represented Australia At Olympics (Beijing 2008)
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Cyclist
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French Male Racing Cyclist - 'Landivisienne Cycliste' (2008), 'UC Briochine' (2009-12), 'BIC 2000' (2013-14), 'CÃ'tes d'Armor?Marie Morin' (2017), 'VC Pays de Loudéac' (2018), 'Bretagne?Séché Environnement' (2015-2016), 'Vital Concept?B&B Hotels'(2019-
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Cycling
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Retired czech cyclocrosser, world champion 1988
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Professioanl Cyclist From Switzerland
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Belgian Female Racing Cyclist - Cyclo-\Cross. Mountain Biking, Road 'Guerciotti?Selle Italia' (2008), 'Enertherm?BKCP' (2009-2018), ' IKO?Crelan' (2019- ), 'Ciclismo Mundial' (2020- ). 'World Championship Cyclo Cross Winner (2017,2018,2019)
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Italian Female Former Cyclist - Road Race. 'Bigla Cycling Team' (2005-2009), 'Team HTC - Columbia Women' (2010), 'Garmin?Cervélo' (2011), 'Be Pink' (2012). World Championships' Silver Medal And Bronze Medal (Mendrisio 2009)
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Pro cyclist
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French former racing cyclist; born 15 August 1967 in Compiègne, France; He won a gold medal for France in the 4000-meter team pursuit at the 1996 Summer Olympics
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Sports-Cycling
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Euskatel-Euskadi
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Cycling Born: 11/09/1999 (Ancora - Italy) Letland She was champion from Letland in 2022 & 2023
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Australian Female Former Cyclist - Road Racing (2009-2012)
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Retired professional cyclist and cycling and triathlon coach. Member of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Cycling Team. Founder and CEO of Carmichael Training Systems, Inc. Some cyclists he had trained later sued USA Cycling allegedly doping them
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James Carney (2) Cyclist
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American Female Former Road Cyclist And Speed Ice Skater. Speed Skater - Olympic Games (Munich 1972). Cyclist - 'Olympic Games' Gold Medal (Road Race)(Los Angeles 1984). Track World Championships Gold Medal (Zurich 1983) Silver Medal X2, Bronze Medal X 1
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Australian Female Former Road Cyclist. 'Olympic Games' Gold Medal - Individual Road Race (Athens 2004). 'Commonwealth Games' Bronze Medal - Road Time Trial (Melbourne 2006). Cycling Australia Hall of Fame Inductee (2015)
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British road cyclist
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Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of France
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Cycling
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Italian cyclist
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Professional Cyclist
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Pro Cyclist, An Post Team
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Cyclist
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Cycling
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Belgian Female Racing Cyclist (2018- )
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Professional Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 29/11/2003 Italy
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Australian Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Professional Continental Road Cycling Team based in Poland
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New continental cycling team for 2015-2016 season
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Professional Cyclist From Italy
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Former Belgian (native Italian) road bicycle racer, born in 1922
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Professional road cyclist from Czech Rep
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Czechoslovakian cyclist, bronze Olympic medalist 1980
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Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 28/09/1993 France
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Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 08/02/1951 (Désertines) France Prof from 1975 to 1984
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Australian Cyclist
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French Female Cyclist - Mountain Bike, BMX. Senior Downhill World Champion: 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005. Junior Downhill World Champion: 1993, 1994, 1995. Senior Dual Slalom World Champion: 2000, 2001
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Professional Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Liquigas
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Italian former professional road racing cyclist. The highlight of his career was his overall win in the 1991 Giro d'Italia
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Professional cyclist
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Swiss Cycling pro. 2024 for uae
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Pro cyclist
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Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of Italy
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Professional Cyclist Of Italy
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Cyclist
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German cyclist
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Cycling Born: 20/04/2000 (Gent) Belgium Prof since 2023
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Cycling
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Pro Cyclist, An Post Team
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British Olympian Cyclist (Track Cycling)
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Australian Cyclist
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Jonathan Clarke (2) Australian Cyclist
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Simon Clarke (2)Australian Cyclist
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Cyclist
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French Female Cyclist - Cross - Country, Cyclocross And On Road. 'Olympic Games - Finished 23rd In Women's Cross - Country Race (Rio de Janeiro 2016)
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Cycling Born: 12/12/1995 (Tielt) Belgium Prof since 2014 Cyclocross
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Cycling Born: 09/02/2001 (Hever) Belgium Prof since 2023
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Cyclist
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Teammanager of the professional cyclingteam Predictor-Lotto
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Cyclist
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French cyclist
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Professional cyclist from Italy with Bardiani
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Rides for Trek Factory Racing
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motorcyclist
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Cycling Born: 22/07/1998 (Sint Niklaas) Belgium Prof since 2019
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Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From Spain
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Australian Female Cyclist - Mountain Bike. 'Commonwealth Games' Placed 7th (Melbourne 2006)
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American Female Former Cyclist - Cyclo - Cross. USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships Elite Women's Title In An Unbroken 15- Win Streak Every Season From 2004 to 2018. 'World Championships' 4 X Silver Medals And 1 Bronze Medal (2007-2018)
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Italian Female Cyclist - Track And Road. 'Faren?Honda Team' (2012-2014), 'Faren?Honda Team' (2012-2014), ' Alé?Cipollini' (2015), 'Lensworld?Zannata' (2016-2017), 'Valcar?PBM'(2018-2019), 'Ceratizit?WNT Pro Cycling'(2020-2022), 'Uno-X Mobility' (2023- )
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Spanish cyclist
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Colombian cyclist at Team BORA hansgrohe
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Professional Cyclist From Australia
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Womens Olympic Road Race Champion Beijing 2008
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Australian Cyclist
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cyclist olympics
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Biker
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Dutch cyclist Bronze 1964
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Australian Cyclist
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Portuguese professional cyclist riding with Bora Argon 18
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Charles Coste (born 8 February 1924) is a French cyclist. He was born in Ollioules. He won a gold medal in the team pursuit at the 1948 Summer Olympics in London, together with Fernand Decanali, Pierre Adam and Serge Blusson
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French Actor,Writer and Composer born 1925.'Not on the Lips','Archimede le Clochard','Tricyclist','Chinese Adventures','Les Gorilles','Love and Frenchwoman','Little Professor','Salad By the Roots','Mademoiselle Striptease'
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Professional Cyclist Of South Africa
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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X-Games BMX Park 9x Medalist
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Cycling Born: 17/10/2001 (Aalst) Belgium Prof since 2024
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Cycling
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Born: 27/12/2000 Great - Britain Cyclocross & gravel
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Quick Step
