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Andrei Mikhailovich Kivilev (Андрей Михайлович Кивилёв, 20
September 1973 – 12
March 2003) was a
professional road
bicycle racer from Taldykorgan, Kazakhstan...
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consecutive victories in the 1980s.
During the 2003 edition,
Kazakh rider Andrey Kivilev died as a
result of a head
injury sustained in a crash. His
death prompted...
- riders' strike, and the UCI
abandoned the idea.
After the
death of
Andrei Kivilev in the 2003 Paris–Nice, new
rules were
introduced on 5 May 2003, with the...
- Loïc
Perrin (born 1985),
footballer It was also the
place where Andrei Kivilev died. Saint-Étienne is
twinned with:
France portal Manufacture d'armes...
- May 1997,
Mizurov was
replaced by Vinokourov's
former classmate Andrei Kivilev, who was then
racing with an
amateur team in
Burgos in
Spain after having...
- (half-Korean) V****iliy
Jirov Vsevolod Ivanov Andrey Kashechkin Andrei Kivilev Nikolay Koksharov Ruslana Korshunova Yuri
Lonchakov Sergei Lukyanenko Vladimir...
- Some of
these deaths affect cycle racing afterwards – the
death of
Andrey Kivilev in a
crash during the 2003 Paris–Nice race
caused the
Union Cycliste Internationale...
- Bulgaria Ivan
Stanchev 1994 Poland
Krystian Zajdel 1995 Kazakhstan
Andrei Kivilev Festina–Lotus 1996 Bulgaria
Dimitar Dimitrov 1997 Egypt
Kholefy El Sa****...
- The race was won by
Alexander Vinokourov of the
Telekom team.
Andrey Kivilev (Cofidis),
fourth in the 2001 Tour de France,
crashed heavily during stage...
- for
professional road
racing in 2003,
after the
death of
cyclist Andrey Kivilev. A
number of
tactics are emplo**** to
reach the
objective of a race. This...
