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Australia World Cup

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Facts

13 properties
Instance of
single-day road race
Inception
1998[15]
Country
Australia[2]
Subclass of
CDM (1998–2008)[3]
Dissolved
2008
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date
2008[16]
Event interval
1.0[21]
Has part(s)
Sydney World Cup 1998, Canberra World Cup 1999, Canberra World Cup 2000, Canberra World Cup 2001, Canberra World Cup 2002, Geelong World Cup 2003, Geelong World Cup 2004, Geelong World Cup 2005, Geelong World Cup 2006, Geelong World Cup 2007, Geelong World Cup 2008[4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]
Has parts
Sydney World Cup 1998, Canberra World Cup 1999, Canberra World Cup 2000, Canberra World Cup 2001, Canberra World Cup 2002, Geelong World Cup 2003, Geelong World Cup 2004, Geelong World Cup 2005, Geelong World Cup 2006, Geelong World Cup 2007, Geelong World Cup 2008
Name
Сидней Ворлд Кап, Канбера Ворлд Кап, Джелонг Ворлд Кап[22][23][24]
Official name
Sydney World Cup, Canberra World Cup, Geelong World Cup[18][19][20]
On focus list of Wikimedia project
gender gap on Dutch Wikipedia
Sport
road bicycle racing[17]
🏷️ Also known as
en Australia World Cup fr Geelong World Cup ru Australia World Cup ru Canberra World Cup ru Geelong World Cup ru Sydney World Cup ru Австралиа Ворлд Кап ru Джелонг Ворлд Кап ru Канбера Ворлд Кап ru Сидней Ворлд Кап uk Кубок світу Джилонг
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Australia
Instance of 1
single-day road race
Sport 1
road bicycle racing
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Summary

Australia World Cup is a single-day road race[1].

Related Entities

Australia

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Direct Wikidata claims

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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