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2006 UCI TRACK CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Bordeaux - France 13.04.- 16.04.2006 2006 UCI TRACK CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Bordeaux - France 13.04.- 16.04.2006 Entry List By Nations - Women / Liste des inscrits par nations - Dames As of THU 13 APR 2006 Communiqué no. 4b Nations # Name UCI Code AUS - AUSTRALIA 20 BATES Katherine AUS19820518 21 MACTIER Katie AUS19750323 22 MEARES Anna AUS19830921 23 MEARES Kerrie AUS19820904 BEL - BELGIUM 34 PEETERS Sara BEL19850215 35 VERBEEK Karen BEL19861105 BLR - BELARUS 37 SHARAKOVA Tatsiana BLR19840731 38 TSYLINSKAYA Natallia BLR19750830 BRA - BRAZIL 43 GERHARD Debora BRA19851103 44 KIRCH Rosane BRA19760419 45 SILVA Janildes Fernandes BRA19800823 CAN - CANADA 51 GRAIN Gina CAN19740616 CHN - CHINA 57 GONG Jinjie CHN19861112 58 GUO Shuang CHN19860226 60 LI Meifang CHN19780820 56 MU Di CHN19850612 61 WANG Jian Lzng CHN19790920 62 WANG Li CHN19800418 59 ZHANG Lei CHN19860414 COL - COLOMBIA 64 CALLE WILLIAMS Maria Luisa COL19681003 65 GARCIA ORREGO Diana Maria COL19820317 CUB - CUBA 66 GONZALEZ PEREZ Yoanka CUB19760109 67 GONZALEZ VALDIV Yumari CUB19790613 68 GUERRA RODRIGUEZ Lisandra CUB19871031 CZE - CZECH REPUBLIC 77 KOZLIKOVA Lada CZE19791008 78 MACHACOVA Jarmila CZE19860109 ESP - SPAIN 99 OLABERRIA DORRONSORO Leire ESP19770217 100 PASCUAL TORRECILLA Gema ESP19790112 FRA - FRANCE 112 CLAIR Sandie FRA19880401 113 HENRIETTE Elodie FRA19870522 114 JAUNATRE Marina FRA19820520 115 JEULAND Pascale FRA19870602 116 NIVERT Céline FRA19810501 117 SANCHEZ Clara FRA19830920 Timing & Data-Handling by TISSOT CTW000000_32A 1.0 Report Created THU 13 APR 2006 20:52 Page 1/3 2006 UCI TRACK CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Bordeaux - France 13.04.- 16.04.2006 Entry List By Nations - Women / Liste des inscrits par nations - Dames As of THU 13 APR 2006 Communiqué no. 4b Nations # Name UCI Code GBR - GREAT BRITAIN 134 HARRIS Nikki GBR19861230 135 HOUVENAGHEL Wendy GBR19741127 133 JONES Emma GBR19781004 136 PENDLETON Victoria GBR19800924 GER - GERMANY 153 GEBHARDT Elke GER19830722 154 GLOESS Dana GER19821214 155 JOOSS Verena GER19790109 156 KLEINMANN Larissa GER19780910 158 MUCHE Christin GER19831019 159 WELTE Miriam GER19861209 GRE - GREECE 166 TZOUMANIKA Maria GRE19870724 ITA - ITALY 184 CARRARA Vera ITA19800406 185 CUCINOTTA Annalisa ITA19860304 186 FRISONI Elisa ITA19850808 187 GATTO Lisa ITA19820417 JAM - JAMAICA 189 WYNTER Jona JAM19681125 LTU - LITHUANIA 201 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU19821213 MEX - MEXICO 206 CONTRERAS Nancy MEX19780120 NED - NETHERLANDS 218 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED19800515 219 VISSER Adrie NED19831019 NZL - NEW ZEALAND 226 KIESANOWSKI Joanne NZL19790524 227 SHANKS Alison NZL19821213 POL - POLAND 238 JAGUSIAK Katarzyna POL19840329 239 JANIK Karolina POL19860328 240 SARA Magdalena POL19860730 RUS - RUSSIA 253 ABASSOVA Tamilia RUS19821209 254 AROUSTAMOVA Yulia RUS19820811 257 SLYUSAREVA Olga RUS19690428 SUI - SWITZERLAND 261 SCHNIDER Pascale SUI19841018 262 THÜRIG Karin SUI19720704 Timing & Data-Handling by TISSOT CTW000000_32A 1.0 Report Created THU 13 APR 2006 20:52 Page 2/3 2006 UCI TRACK CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Bordeaux - France 13.04.- 16.04.2006 Entry List By Nations - Women / Liste des inscrits par nations - Dames As of THU 13 APR 2006 Communiqué no. 4b Nations # Name UCI Code UKR - UKRAINE 277 BOCHKARYOVA Elizaveta UKR19780505 278 VYPYRAYLO Lyudmyla UKR19790719 USA - UNITED STATES 291 ARMSTRONG Kristin USA19730811 292 HAMMER Sarah USA19830818 293 QUINN Rebecca USA19710524 294 REED Jennie USA19780420 Communiqué approved by the President of the Commissaires Panel: Note: All corrections until the qualifications are available in INFO. Timing & Data-Handling by TISSOT CTW000000_32A 1.0 Report Created THU 13 APR 2006 20:52 Page 3/3.
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