- Ainārs
Ķiksis (born 10
February 1972) is a
Latvian former track cyclist. He
competed at the 1992, 1996 and the 2000
Summer Olympics.
Ķiksis won a silver...
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diplomat Arturs Maskats (1957–),
composer Ģirts Ķesteris (1964–),
actor Ainārs
Ķiksis (1972–),
cyclist Ivo Lakučs (1979–),
cyclist Mārcis
Rullis (1979–), bobsledder...
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Jonauskas Lithuania Ainārs
Ķiksis Latvia
Keirin Vasilijus Lendel Lithuania Svajūnas
Jonauskas Lithuania Ainārs
Ķiksis Latvia
Points Race Daniels...
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Report Match 14 22
February 2025 16:00 ToTe/Keparoi (7) 1–6
Olarin Kiksi (7)
Report Match 15 22
February 2025 17:00 FC Dons/Akatemia (8) 3–7 JäPS/U23...
- to bad
weather Sprint Roberto Chiappa (ITA) Laurent Gané (FRA) Ainārs
Ķiksis (LAT) Team
sprint Great
Britain Craig MacLean Chris Hoy
Jason Queally Spain...
- (8) v
Millbrook FC (7) LPS/7 (9) v Gnistan/M35 (+35) FC City (8) v
Olarin Kiksi (7) KoiPS/Dynamo (7) v FC POHU/Simpsons (7) Ponnistus/Peruskallio (8) v...
- politician. Ainārs Juškēvičs (born 1981),
Latvian floorball player. Ainārs
Ķiksis (born 1972),
Latvian cyclist. Ainārs
Kovals (born 1981),
Latvian javelin...
- Frédéric Magné France Q 3
David Cabrero Spain 4
Marty Nothstein United
States 5 Matt
Sinton New
Zealand 6
Yuichiro Kamiyama ****an Ainārs
Ķiksis Latvia...
- Time
Speed (km/h)
Opposition Time
Speed (km/h) Time Rank Sean
Bloch Men's
sprint 12.186 22 Magné (FRA) Jeřábek (TCH) L
Ķiksis (LAT) L Did not advance...
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Frederic Magne of
France in the
second round, and was
eliminated by Ainārs
Ķiksis of
Latvia in his
consolation race. He was Team Australia’s
cycling captain...
