Aleksandr Averin
Azerbaijani cyclist and coach
Born
April 11th, 1954
71 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Azerbaijan
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Born in 1954, a notable cyclist and coach specializing in road cycling. Competed in various international competitions, representing Azerbaijan. Transitioned to coaching after an athletic career, shaping future generations of cyclists and contributing to the development of the sport in Azerbaijan. Promoted cycling as a competitive discipline in the country and helped athletes prepare for major tournaments.
Competed in international cycling events
Contributed to the coaching of Azerbaijani cyclists
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