Deutsche Telekom 1994
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Deutsche Telekom 1994
Summary
Deutsche Telekom 1994 is a cycling team season[1].
Key Facts
- Deutsche Telekom 1994 is in the country of Germany[2].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's instance of is recorded as cycling team season[3].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's follows is recorded as Deutsche Telekom 1993[4].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's followed by is recorded as Deutsche Telekom 1995[5].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Rolf Aldag[6].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Gerd Audehm[7].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Udo Bölts[8].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Bert Dietz[9].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Christian Henn[10].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Jens Heppner[11].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Brian Holm[12].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Dominik Krieger[13].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Mario Kummer[14].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Olaf Ludwig[15].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Axel Merckx[16].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Uwe Raab[17].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Marc van Orsouw[18].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Jürgen Werner[19].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Steffen Wesemann[20].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's has part is recorded as Erik Zabel[21].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's start time is recorded as +1994-01-01T00:00:00Z[22].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's end time is recorded as +1994-12-31T00:00:00Z[23].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's sport is recorded as cycle sport[24].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's official name is recorded as Deutsche Telekom[25].
- Deutsche Telekom 1994's competition class is recorded as professional cycling team[26].
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Identity
Deutsche Telekom 1994's official name is recorded as Deutsche Telekom[25]. Its follows is recorded as Deutsche Telekom 1993[4]. Its followed by is recorded as Deutsche Telekom 1995[5].