- Ján
Svorada (born 28
August 1968 in Trenčín) is a
retired Slovak and
Czech road
racing cyclist. He was born in Czechoslovakia; when that
country split...
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village of Carrick-on-Suir. The
stage was won in a m****
sprint by Ján
Svorada, with Erik
Zabel taking yellow. 14 July 1998 —
Roscoff to Lorient, 169 km...
- a
common football or ice
hockey league continue. The road
cyclist Ján
Svorada earned Slovak citizenship in 1993. In 1994, he
became the
first Slovak...
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original on 14 July 2014.
Retrieved 27 May 2012. "
Svorada se
lleva un
sprint accidentado" [
Svorada Takes a
Rugged Sprint] (PDF). El
Mundo Deportivo (in...
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Dierckxsens Clásica de Almería, Ján
Svorada Stage 3
Vuelta Ciclista a Murcia, Ján
Svorada Stage 8
Tirreno – Adriatico, Ján
Svorada Stage 7
Deutschland Tour, Raivis...
- by Jan Veselý (1949), Jan Smolík (1964),
Vlastimil Moravec (1972), Ján
Svorada (1990),
Jaroslav Bílek (1993),
Pavel Padrnos (1995) and Ondřej Sosenka...
- 27 May 2012.
Paolo Viberti (26 May 1995). "
Svorada gana en
Cento por descalificación de Cipollini" [
Svorada wins by
disqualification Cipollini Cento]....
- 1953),
Slovak politician Ján Šťastný (born 1982),
Slovak hockey player Ján
Svorada (born 1968),
Slovak cyclist Ján
Zvara (born 1963),
Slovak high
jumper Liptovský...
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hockey player Kamil Susko,
footballer Róbert Švehla, ice
hockey player Ján
Svorada,
racing cyclist Roman Tvrdoň, ice
hockey player Jaroslav Volek, musicologist...
- finish.
Svorada was
disqualified for
causing a
crash at the end of the stage,
losing the
points he had
earned from his tenth-place finish.
Svorada's green...
