About René Andrle
Born 1974. René Andrle is a Czech sport cyclist, sporting director and coach.
René Andrle (born 1 April 1974 in Litoměřice) is a Czech former professional road bicycle racer.
Biography At first Andrle wanted to be a hockey player but soon realized he had potential as a cyclist. At ten years old he was sent to a special cycling school to develop his talents. In 1995 Andrle won the Czech National Road Race Championship.
In 2000 he joined the Wüstenrot-ZVVZ team. He played two seasons with them before joining ONCE-Eroski in 2001, and Liberty Seguros in 2004. He is currently one of the Sport Directors for NSN Cycling Team.
Major results
1995 Czech Republic Road Race Champion 1996 2nd, Czech Republic Road Race 1997 1st, Stage 6, Tour of Austria 1999 1st, Stage 3, Ytong Bohemia Tour 2000 1st, Overall, Tour of Slovakia Winner Stage 5 (ITT) 2001 62nd, Overall, Giro d'Italia 3rd, Prologue 2002 1st, Stage 5, Vuelta a Murcia 2004 3rd, Czech Republic Road Race 2006 1st, Stage 6, Dookoła Mazowsza 3rd, Czech Republic Road Race 2007 2nd, Czech Republic Road Race
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Frequently asked questions
Who is René Andrle?
Czech cyclist
When was René Andrle born?
René Andrle was born on 1 April 1974 in Litoměřice.
What is René Andrle's occupation?
René Andrle is a sport cyclist, sporting director and coach.
What nationality is René Andrle?
René Andrle is Czech.
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