Frederik Veuchelen

Belgian Cyclist, Tour de France participant

Frederik Veuchelen - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 4th, 1978
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Competed in professional road cycling, participating in renowned races including the Tour de France. Specialized in endurance events and contributed to various cycling teams throughout a lengthy career. Achievements include participation in multiple Grand Tours and showcasing skills in one-day races.

Participated in the Tour de France

Raced for UCI ProTeams

Competed in Belgian National Championships

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