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Lee Min-Hye

1985 – 2018

South Korean racing cyclist

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About Lee Min-Hye

Lived 1985 – 2018 (aged 33). Lee Min-Hye was a South Korean sport cyclist.

Major results Source:

2003

2006 Asian Games

Asian Track Championships

Asian Road Championships

2007

1st GP Rund um Visp

2nd Tour de Berne 2008

2010 Asian Games

Asian Track Championships

2011 Asian Track Championships

2012

2013 Asian Track Championships

2014

Asian Track Championships

2015 3rd Time trial, National Road Championships

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Important facts

Birth century
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Also known as
Min Hye Lee

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Lee Min-Hye's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Lee Min-Hye?

South Korean racing cyclist (1985–2018)

When was Lee Min-Hye born?

Lee Min-Hye was born on 11 October 1985 in Busan.

When did Lee Min-Hye die?

Lee Min-Hye died on 12 November 2018.

What was Lee Min-Hye's occupation?

Lee Min-Hye was a sport cyclist.

What nationality was Lee Min-Hye?

Lee Min-Hye was South Korean.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Lee Min-Hye

· Wikidata: Q491838

· DBpedia: Lee Min-hye

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