Vladimir Gusev
Russian professional road cyclist
Born
July 4th, 1982
42 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Russia
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A professional road cyclist, participated in various international cycling competitions. Achieved notable positions in prestigious races, showcasing strong endurance and speed. Competed for multiple professional teams during career, contributing to team successes in various events. Involved in national championships and earned accolades at the national level, solidifying a reputation in the cycling community.
Competed in the 2007 UCI Road World Championships
Secured multiple national championships
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