- Olga
Anatolyevna Slyusareva (Russian: Ольга Анатольевна Слюсарева) (born 28
April 1969 in
Chervonyi Donets,
Ukrainian SSR) is a
Russian professional racing...
- (2011–2012)
Aleksandr Prokopuk (2012–2014) Yuri
Tskipuri (2014–2019) Olga
Slyusareva (2019–present time) For more than four
centuries Tula has been
known as...
- six
athletes (all cyclists), the
German Judith Arndt, the
Russian Olga
Slyusareva, the
American Rebecca Twigg, the
Dutch Marianne Vos, the
Australian Kathy...
- end,
Carrigan out
sprinting Arndt for the line.
Russian sprinter Olga
Slyusareva won the
chase for
bronze ahead of Wood and
Nicole Cooke of Britain, who...
- Zee (NED)
Round 4
Turin Marion Clignet (FRA) Sarah Ulmer (NZL) Olga
Slyusareva (RUS)
Round 5 Ipoh Zhao Haijuan (CHN) Frances Newstead (GBR) Nadejda...
-
Alexandr Kolobnev Nikolay Kuznetsov Alexei Markov Anton Shantyr Olga
Slyusareva Olga
Zabelinskaya Zulfiya Zabirova Irina Armstrong Anastasia Dobromyslova...
- and
literary critic Olga Slivková (1936–2024),
Slovak journalist Olga
Slyusareva (born 1969),
Russian cyclist Olga
Smirnova (disambiguation),
several people...
- road race
details Sara
Carrigan Australia
Judith Arndt Germany Olga
Slyusareva Russia Women's time
trial details Leontien van
Moorsel Netherlands Deirdre...
- and
silver medals, Wood had to
sprint for the
bronze medal with Olga
Slyusareva of
Russia and
Nicole Cooke of
Great Britain,
coming 4th
overall in the...
-
loses hammer gold". BBC Sport. 29
August 2004.
Retrieved 26 July 2009. "
Slyusareva strikes gold". BBC Sport. 25
August 2004.
Retrieved 26 July 2009. "Colombians...
