Florian Maitre

French cyclist, National Champion

Florian Maitre - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 3rd, 1996
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Competed professionally in road cycling with a focus on competitive events. Achieved notable success in national competitions and has participated in prestigious races. Engaged in multiple seasons with various cycling teams, contributing to overall team performances and individual standings.

Won the French National Road Cycling Championship

Competed in UCI sanctioned events

Raced for several professional cycling teams

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