- Alex
Zülle (born 5 July 1968) is a
Swiss former professional road
bicycle racer.
During the 1990s he was one of the most
successful cyclists in the world...
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minutes to
Zülle before the
Dolomites mountain stages and an
individual time
trial on the
penultimate stage, a
discipline that
favored Zülle and Tonkov...
- Mallorca, Alex
Zülle Stage 2,
Laurent Jalabert Overall Volta a la
Comunitat Valenciana, Alex
Zülle Stage 2a,
Laurent Jalabert Stage 2b, Alex
Zülle Overall Paris–Nice...
- d'Italia.
Other contenders included Alex
Zülle, 1996
winner Pavel Tonkov and 1997
winner Ivan Gotti.
Zülle won the
initial prologue in Nice and also...
- name of the town
derives from its stream,
called the
Sille (French) or
Zulle (Dutch), and has no
relation to the
English word. In the English-speaking...
- team
included five-time Tour de
France winner Miguel Induráin and Alex
Zülle,
twice winner of the
Vuelta a España. The team
offices are in Egüés, in...
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Dender (Dendermonde) Mark (Lessines-Twee-Akren)
Ruisseau d'Ancre (Lessines)
Zulle (Ath)
Eastern Dender (Ath)
Western Dender (Ath) Molenb****-Ter Erpenb****...
-
third person to win all
these classifications in a
single Grand Tour. Alex
Zülle won two
Vueltas in
succession in 1996 and 1997.
German Jan
Ullrich was the...
- "Alex
Zulle,
lider por fuerza" [Alex
Zulle,
leader by strength] (PDF). El
Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish). 8
March 1993. p. 41. "Sin
problemas para
Zulle" [No...
- victorious, but only took out 13
seconds on
Zülle and Tonkov. On the next day, a long time
trial in Trieste,
Zülle caught Pantani on the road and finished...
