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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Quick Step
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Tim Guy (2)
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Sports - cycling
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Born: 15/11/2001 (Maastricht) The Netherlands Prof since 2022
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Saïd Haddou (2)Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 18/03/1986 (Bad Salzungen) Germany Prof from 2006 to 2007
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Retired British international cyclist, a dental surgeon, and the owner of two award-winning clinics
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Amber Halliday (2)Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From Great Britain
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American former professional road bicycle racer who won the 1988 Giro d'Italia and the Alpe d'Huez stage of the 1992 Tour de France
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Manager of the professional cyclingteam Unibet.com
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Australian Cyclist
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Sports-cycling
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Australian Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 04/12/1964 (Hellendoorn) The Netherlands Prof from 1989 to 1995
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Canadian racing cyclist. He competed in four Olympic Games, winning three medals, one silver and two bronze
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Matt Harris (3)BMX Rider and The Traitors reality star
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Cycling Born: 07/12/1963 (Cloppenburg) Germany
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Thomas Hartmann (4)
Cycling Born: 24/01/1960 Germany -
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German Triathlon athlete
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BMX Street Stunt Rider
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Cycling Born: 01/03/1999 Norway Full name: Sigrid Ytterhus Haugset
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Triple Olympic Medallist and Double World Champion Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 27/01/1998 (Trier) Germany Prof since 2019
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A German cyclist, who currently rides for UCI WorldTeam Ineos Grenadiers
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Cycling Born: 14/11/1998 (Hemel Hampstead) GB
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Australian Cyclist
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Former professional cyclist, teamcoach
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Coach of the professional cycling team Crédit Agricole
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Australian Cyclist
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Wiesenhof Felt
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Professional Cyclist Of Spain
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Unibet.com
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Jesus Hernandez (3) pro cyclist
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Professional Caclist From Spain
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Cycling Born: 11/11/1998 (Gent) Belgium
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Former French road racing cyclist; born 20 September 1971 in Rennes, France; He wore the yellow jersey in the 1996 Tour de France during three stages
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Pro Cyclist, An Post Team
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Cycling - Born: 26/08/1987 Erfurt, Germany - Prof from 2006 to 2009
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Australian Cyclist
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Former Cyclist and 5 time Tour De France Winner
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Professional Cyclist From USA
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Olympic Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Cycling - Born: 08/03/1986 (Lauterbach, Germany) Prof: 2006
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Professional road cyclist from Czech Republic
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Cycling Born: 31/12/2000 (Strib) Denmark
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Former English cycling champion
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Cycling
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Moto X Bike Champion; Four-time X Games Medalist
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Australian Cyclist
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Coach of professional cycling team T-Mobile
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Cycling
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German cyclist
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Cycling
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Cycling
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Cycling Born: 05/09/2001 (Breda) The Netherlands Prof since 2020
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Pofessional Cyclist
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Team coach professional cyclist
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Teammanager Professional Cyclist Team
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2000 Olmpic Cyclist
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Pro Cyclist, An Post Team
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Swiss cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Coach of professional cycling team T-Mobile
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Cycling Born: 08/12/1993 (Wigan) Great Britain Prof since 2012
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William Holmes (3)British cyclist, Olympic silver 1956
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Professional Cyclist
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Professional road cyclist
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Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
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Pedro Horillo (2) Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From Belgium
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British Olympian Cyclist (Track Cycling)
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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British Olympian Cyclist (Track Cycling)
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Professional Cyclist Of Czechia
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Canadian Olympic Cyclist & Speed Skater
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Professional Cyclist Of South Africa
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Czech mountain biker
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Winner stage 18 of 2002 Tour de France
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Belarusian road racing cyclist, who currently rides for UCI ProTeam Bretagne-Seche Environnement
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Cycling
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Cycling Born: 11/12/2005 Belgium
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Cycling Born: 24/09/1998 Belgium Prof since 2020
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Former Belgian cyclist
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Professional cyclist from Poland riding with Bora-Argon
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French cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From Kazachstan
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Swiss racing cyclist, she won a bronze medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo
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5 times winner of the Tour de France
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Spanish road cyclist with Trek Factory Racing
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Cycling Born: 22/11/1984 (Auvelais) Belgium Prof since 2005
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Professional Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 11/12/1992 (Havag) Norway
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Cycling Born: 29/11/1936 (Merksem) Belgiu Prof from 1959 to 1962
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Cycling Born: 22/12/1995 Belgium
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Coach of the professional cycling team Caisse d'Epargne
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Cycling
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Cyclist from Kasachistan
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cyclist/former ONCE, CSC rider
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Professional Cyclist Of France
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Team GB sprint cyclist
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Australian Olympic Cyclist (Track)
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Tour de France winner in 1968
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Cycling Born: 28/10/1994 Poland
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French professional cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of Germany
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Polish former professional racing cyclist; born June 4,1962 in Srem/Poland
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Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of Switzerland
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coach of the professional cycling team Discovery Channel
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Cycling Born: 20/05/1941 (Tuindorp Oostzaan Amsterdam) The Netherlands 1959-1960
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Born: 14/04/2002 Slowakije Cycling
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Keith Jennings (2)Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Spanish road cyclist
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Born: 30/06/1942 (Medellin) Columbia Prof from 1968 to 1979
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Born: 28/10/1934 (Avila) Died: 08/06/2022 (Avila) Spain Prof from 1961 to 1969 Champion from Spain 1964
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Professional Cyclist From Luxembourg
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Professional Cyclist Of Denmark
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Former swedish road bicycle racer
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Born: 21/05/1996 (The Netherlands) South - African cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of USA
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Professional road cyclist from Luxembourg
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Retired German professional racing cyclist who won 35 road races in 18 seasons from 1956 to 1973
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Coach of the professional cycling team AG2R
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Former Czech cyclist; born 1 May 1933 in Brno, Czechoslovakia
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Pro cyclist
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Professional road cyclist from Poland
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BMX legend, nitro circus
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Australian Cyclist (BMX)
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Cycling Born: 12/12/2000 (Raamsdonkveer) The Netherlands Cyclocross Prof since 2019
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Professional cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From Russia
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Netherlands Cyclist - Golden Medal Olympic Games 1964
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Professional Cyclist
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Coach of the professional cycling team AG2R
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Cycling Born: 09/08/1997 (Neerkant) The Netherlands Cyclocross - On the road
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Algerian/france cyclist
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Pro cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Sean Kelly (2)Former Irish Cyclist-4 time Green Jersey winner in Tour de France and 7 consecutive Paris-Nice Victories.Now a Eurosport Cycling Commentator
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Australian Olympic Cyclist (Track)
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Cycling Born: 05/10/1967 (Oldenzaal) The Netherlands Prof from 1999 to 2005
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Cyclist luxembourg
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Pro Cyclist, Team Sky
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Olympic gold medal winning cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 04/07/1988 (Breukelen) The Netherlands
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Australian Cyclist
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Olympians cycling
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Polish road cyclist
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Pro BMX Rider
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Cycling Born: 07/05/1962 (Dublin) Ireland Prof from 1986 to 1989 On the road & cyclocross
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Dutch BMX Racing cyclist. Kimmann is the reigning Olympic Champion BMX Racing, a three-time World Champion
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Benjamin King (2)Australian Cyclist
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Olympic Gold Medal Cyclist 2012
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Matt King (6) Australian Cyclist
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Ted King (2)Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist From Luxembourg
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 07/08/2003 (Kollumerzwaag) The Netherlands Prof since 2022
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German professional racing cyclist
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East German racing cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of The Nederlands
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Gerrie Knetemann (1951.03.06 Amsterdam - 2004.11.02 Bergen) was a Dutch road bicycle racer who won the 1978 World Championship. A 4-time winner of the Dutch Tour, he also rode the Tour de France 11 times, winning 10 stages, a Dutch record. He won 127 rac
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Olympians cycling
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Olympic Cyclist
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German cyclist
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Czechoslovakian cyclist, 1976, 1980 Olympian
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Polish cyclist, he won the Olympic bronze medal in the Tandem at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich
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Dutch cyclist Bronze 1964
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Manager of the professional cyclingteam Unibet.com
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Professional Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of Russia
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Czech Olympic cyclist
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Professional cyclist from Austria riding with Bora-Argon 18
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Cycling Born: 31/12/1961 (Zundert) The Netherlands Prof from 1987-1995 Cyclocross
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David Kopp (2) Cyclist
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Czech cyclist, participant 1952 Summer Olympics
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Cyclist from Czechoslovakia who specialized in road racing. He won a bronze medal in the 100 km time trial at the 1980 Summer Olympics and at the 1981 UCI Road World Championships
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Australian Cyclist
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Pro Inline Skater
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Cycling Born: 04/11/1990 (Leiden) The Netherlands Prof since 2009
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Cycling Gold 1968
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Dutch former professional cyclist
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Former professional cyclist, teammananger of the professional cycling team Astana
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Cycling Born: 11/01/2005 Germany
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Sports-cycling
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Swiss Cyclist - Won 1950 Tour de France
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German cyclist
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German cyclist
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French cyclist
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Born: 26/05/1997 (Wadowice) Poland Champion from Poland: 2014 (juniores) and 2020 (elite)
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French cylist
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French cyclist
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Unibet.comSwedish cyclist
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Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
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Professional Cyclist From Spain
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Cycling
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Born: 03/03/1955 (Knokke) Belgium Prof from 1987 to 1992
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Jos Lammertink is a former dutch road cyclist. Even during his amateur days he was known as a fast rider, that went by the nickname the Giants of Wierden. He was a professional from 1980 to 1989 and won 38 rides in that period
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Cycling
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Belgisch wielrenner
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Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist FromSpain
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Professional Cyclist Of USA
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Patrick Lane (2)Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Discovery Channel
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Cycling
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Politican
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Professional cyclist, Olympic Silver 2008
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Professional Cyclist From Sweden
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Professional road cyclist
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Wiesenhof Felt
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Cycling
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Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 30/07/1970 Germany
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Vincent Lavenu (2)Teammanager of the professional cycling team AG2R
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Pro Cyclist, An Post Team
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Born 14 March 1997, Dutch track cyclist who competes in sprint events. He is five-time Olympic gold medalist
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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British Olympian Cyclist (Road Cycling)
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Cycling
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Cycling
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Born: 14/05/1950 (Plé'dran) France Prof from 1973 to 1984
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 01/04/1963 (Elorrio) Spain Prof from 1985 to 1998
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Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist
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Cyclist and former director of the Tour de France
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French cyclist, Olympic silver 1956
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Cycling
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Born 1993. French professional cyclist 2015 World U23 Champion
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Cyclist from Peru born 1971 - 1992 Summer Olympics
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Artist/designer of motorsports helmets and gear. Also main designer behind Troy Lee Designs, responsible for providing many of downhill mountain biking's biggest names with protective headgear
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Teammanager of the professional cyclingteam Quick Step
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Laurent Lefèvre (2)Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Team manager of the professional cyclingteam Crédit Agricole
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Michel Legrand (2) Cycling Born: Sep 06 1965 (Amsterdam) The Netherlands
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Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
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Politician, Member of Deutscher Bundestag, cyclist, Olympic champion
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Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
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cyclist
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Cyclist
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Former Cyclist and 3 time Tour De France Winner
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1948 Summer Olympics competitor. Cesar Leon competed in cycling for Venezuela. Last living Venezuelan 1948 Olympic competitor
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Australian Cyclist
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Russian cyclist, 1960 Olympic bronze
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Cycling
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Cyclist
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Polish former professional racing cyclist, Olympic silver medalist 1988
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Professional Cyclist From Spain
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cyclist olympics
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Cyclisme
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Cyclist
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Peter Lewis (2)Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Cycling
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Cyclist
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Pro Inline Skater
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Australian Cyclist
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Pro cyclist
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Dutch Keirin cyclist. Olympic champion in 2016 Rio
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Pro cyclist
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Cyclist
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German cyclist Gold 1964 Silver 1968
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Pro Cyclist - Amateur US National Champion, rode in six Tours de France as a pro, was on teams headed by Lance Armstrong and Jan Ullrich, served as main mountain lieutenant in Armstrong's 1999 and 2000 tour wins and Ullrich's 2001 and 2002 tour bids, reti
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Cycling
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Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of Sweden
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Mountain biker
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Daniel Lloyd (2) Cyclist
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Matthew Lloyd (2)Australian Olympic Cyclist (Road)
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Australian Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Pro Cyclist, Team Sky
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Australian Cyclist
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Professional Cyclist Of Italy
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Female French racing cyclist, multiple (55 times) French, world and olympic champion.
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Cyclist
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Cycling
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Cycling
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Cyclist
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David Lopez (2)Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 03/12/1997 Spain
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Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 07/11/1954 (Bassano Del Grappa) Italy Prof from 1977 to 1988
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
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Cycling Born: 31/05/1962 (Dieppe) France Prof from 1985 to 1987
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Cycling Born: 14/03/1964 (Nogent sur Marne) France Prof from 1985 to 1995
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Australian Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Female Cyclist/Model
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Former dutch cyclist. Acclaimed over 58 professional victories amongst which 2 dutch national road championships
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Professional Cyclist From Germany
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speedskater cyclist
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Cycling Born: 13/04/19602 (Gera - Thuringen DDR) Prof from 1990 to 1997
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Cyclist
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Cyclist
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Cyclist, Bronze medal 1976
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Professional Cyclist Of Austria
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Cycling Born: 30/07/1997 (Finsterwalde) Germany
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Female Cyclist - BMW Bianchi
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Former German cyclist; born 23 June 1935 in Sellnow/Germany; Olympic silver medalist for the United Team of Germany 1960
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Professional Cyclist Of Sweden
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Gerben Löwik (2)Professional Cyclist Of The Netherlands
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Born: 19/02/1996 (Bergen op Zoom) The Netherlands Prof since 2015
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Pro cyclist
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Coach of the professional cyclingteam Rabobank
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Pro cyclist
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Czech cyclist, Olympic silver 1956
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Australian Cyclist
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Australian Cyclist
