Sopela Women's Team
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Sopela Women's Team
Summary
Sopela Women's Team is an UCI Women's Team[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Sopela Women's Team is in the country of Spain[3].
- Sopela Women's Team's instance of is recorded as UCI Women's Team[4].
- Sopela Women's Team's instance of is recorded as UCI Women's Continental Team[5].
- Sopela Women's Team's headquarters location is recorded as Sopela[6].
- Sopela Women's Team's Commons category is recorded as Lointek Team[7].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Lointek 2016[8].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Lointek 2017[9].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Lointek 2015[10].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Lointek 2014[11].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Lointek 2013[12].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Lointek 2012[13].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Q47073020[14].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Sopela 2019[15].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Sopela 2020[16].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Lointek 2011[17].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Lointek 2010[18].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Sopela 2021[19].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Sopela 2022[20].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Lointek 2009[21].
- Sopela Women's Team comprises Sopela 2023[22].
- 2009 marks the founding of Sopela Women's Team[23].
- Sopela Women's Team was dissolved in 2023[24].
- Sopela Women's Team's sport is recorded as road bicycle racing[25].
- Sopela Women's Team's official website is recorded as http://www.equipociclistaugeraga.com/[26].
- Sopela Women's Team's official name is recorded as {'lang': 'en', 'text': 'Lointek'}[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include UCI Women's Team[4] and UCI Women's Continental Team[5].
Origins
2009 marks the founding of Sopela Women's Team[23].
Use and Application
Components include Lointek 2016[8], a cycling team season[28], in Spain[29]; Lointek 2017[9], a cycling team season[30], in Spain[31]; Lointek 2015[10], a cycling team season[32], in Spain[33]; Lointek 2014[11], a cycling team season[34], in Spain[35]; Lointek 2013[12], a cycling team season[36], in Spain[37]; and Lointek 2012[13], a cycling team season[38], in Spain[39].
Why It Matters
Sopela Women's Team has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[40]