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Kolarstwo Zawodowe Znajomość Wiadomości Z Historii Kolarstwa Zawodowego kolarstwo zawodowe Znajomość wiadomości z historii kolarstwa zawodowego Poziom trudności: Średni 1. Jak nazywa się ostatni zwyciezca Vuelty Espana (2006)? A - Alexander Vinokurov B - Roberto Heras C - Alejandro Valverde D - Carlos Sastre 2. Jak się nazywa zwyciezca klasyfikacji najlepszego górala w Tour de France 1993r ? A - Zenon Jaskuła B - Tony Rominger C - Miguel Indurain D - Claudio Chiappucci 3. Kolarz zwany w peletonie zawodowym jako "Orzeł z Toledo " to: A - Federico Bahamontes B - Luis Ocana C - Charly Gaul D - Eddy Merckx 4. Jeden z najsłynniejszych francuskich kolarzy zawodowych 5-krotny zwycięzca Tour de France to : A - Bernard Hinault B - Luison Bobet C - Raymond Poulidor D - Roger Walkowiak 5. Zenon Jaskuła osiagnął najwyższe miejsce polskiego kolarza nie tylko w TDF (3 miejsce w 1993 r),ale także w Giro Italia 1991 r. - która to była pozycja ? A - 7 B - 8 C - 9 D - 10 Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska 6. Kto jest dotychczas jedynym polskim medalistą mistrzostw świata zawodowców w wyścigu szosowym? A - Piotr Wadecki B - Zenon Jaskuła C - Joachim Halupczok D - Zbigniem Spruch 7. W którym roku Marco Pantani wygrał jednoczesnie Tour de France i Giro Italia? A - 1997 B - 1998 C - 1999 D - 2000 8. Który słynny wyścig zawodowców nosi potocznie nazwe "Piekła Pólnocy" lub "Król Klasyków " ? A - Paryż-Roubaix B - Lige-Bastogne -Liege C - Bordeaux-Paryż D - Tour de Flanders 9. Francuski kolarz, któremu pomimo 14 stratów nigdy nie udało się wygrać Tour de France to : A - Antonin Magne B - Luis Bobet C - Raymond Poulidor D - Laurent Fignon 10. Ile razy Fausto Coppi wygrywał Giro Italia? A - 2 B - 3 C - 4 D - 5 Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska 11. Kolarz który ostatnio zdobywał 3-krotnie tytuł mistrza świata zawodowców to : A - Oscar Freire B - Paolo Bettini C - Peter Van Petegem D - Alejandro Valverde 12. 16krotny uczestnik Tdf a także najstarszy mistrz świata w wyścigu zawodowców z 1985r to : A - Joop Zoetemelk B - Pedro Delgado C - Eddy Merckx D - Jan Janssen 13. Tragicznie zmarły kolarz na górze Mont Ventoux podczas Tour de France 1967 r to : A - Chris Boardmann B - Tom Simpson C - Robert Millar D - Greg Lemond 14. W lipcu 2007 roku odbędzie się edycja Tour de France nr : A - 92 B - 93 C - 94 D - 95 15. Ilu Polaków wystartuje w edycji Pro Tour 2007 ? A - 2 B - 3 C - 4 D - 5 16. Jakim przydomkiem obdarzono Eddy Merckxa? A - Żarłok B - Pucybut C - Kanibal Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska D - Mały Edi 17. Pierwszy zwyciezca Tour de France 1903r to : A - Maurice Garin B - Henri Cornet C - Henri Desgrange D - Rene Pottier 18. Czwarty pod względem ważności wyścig etapowy po "Wielkich Tourach" to: A - Tour de Romandie B - Volta Catalunya C - Tour de Suisse D - Vuelta Murcia 19. Mistrz olimpijski z wyścigu ze stratu wspólnego z Aten to : A - Alex Merckx B - Paolo Bettini C - Eric Zabel D - Tom Bonnen 20. Grzegorz Gwiazdowski wygrał w 1998 niespodziewania : A - Giro di Lombardia B - Mistrzostwa Zurichu C - Tour de Suisse D - Strzałe Walońską Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska kolarstwo zawodowe Znajomość wiadomości z historii kolarstwa zawodowego Poziom trudności: Średni Karta odpowiedzi 1. A 2. B 3. A 4. A 5. C 6. D 7. B 8. A 9. C 10. D 11. A 12. A 13. B 14. C 15. B 16. C 17. A 18. C 19. B 20. B Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska.
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