2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR
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2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR
Summary
2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR is an Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR[1].
Key Facts
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR won the Maximiliano Richeze[2].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR won the Nicolás Naranjo[3].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR won the Héctor Lucero[4].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR is in the country of Argentina[5].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR's instance of is recorded as Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR[6].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR's followed by is recorded as 2020 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR[7].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR's subclass of is recorded as CN[8].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR's point in time is recorded as +2019-04-28T00:00:00Z[9].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR's sport is recorded as road bicycle racing[10].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR's start point is recorded as Santiago del Estero[11].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR's destination point is recorded as Santiago del Estero[12].
- 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR's event distance is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q828224', 'amount': '+198'}[13].
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Recognition
Wins include Maximiliano Richeze[2], a track cyclist[14], b. 1983[15], of Argentina[16]; Nicolás Naranjo[3], a sport cyclist[17], 1990–2021[18], of Argentina[19]; and Héctor Lucero[4], a sport cyclist[20], b. 1982[21], of Argentina[22].
FAQs
What awards did 2019 Argentina National Road Cycling Championships - Men RR receive?
Honors received include Maximiliano Richeze[2], Nicolás Naranjo[3], and Héctor Lucero[4].