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Liane Bahler Liane Bahler

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Liane Bahler (22 January 1982, Gotha – 4 July 2007, Rudolstadt) was a German professional racing cyclist. Bahler started her professional career in 2001. In that year she finished third in the sixth stage of the Tour de Bretagne. In 2002, she won a stage in the Tour de l'Aude. She joined the Nürnberger Versicherung cycling team in 2003 and stayed with this team in 2004 and 2005. In 2004, she finished in second place in the Albstadt Frauen Etappenrennen. She made a move to Dutch team Therme Skin Care in 2006. She finished in second position at the Tour Cycliste Féminin de la Drôme, and third in the fourth stage of the Route de France Féminin. She also won the Köln-Hurth race that year. For the 2007 season she switched to Italian team Fenix-HPB. Liane Bahler (* 22. Januar 1982 in Kirchheim (Thüringen); † 4. Juli 2007 bei Rudolstadt) war eine deutsche Profi-Radsportlerin. Sie war deutsche Straßenmeisterin der Juniorinnen 1999 und 2000.

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Kirchheim, Thüringen

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Bahler, Liane

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Liane Bahler (* 22. Januar 1982 in Kirchheim (Thüringen); † 4. Juli 2007 bei Rudolstadt) war eine deutsche Profi-Radsportlerin. Sie war deutsche Straßenmeisterin der Juniorinnen 1999 und 2000. Liane Bahler (22 January 1982, Gotha – 4 July 2007, Rudolstadt) was a German professional racing cyclist. Bahler started her professional career in 2001. In that year she finished third in the sixth stage of the Tour de Bretagne. In 2002, she won a stage in the Tour de l'Aude. She joined the Nürnberger Versicherung cycling team in 2003 and stayed with this team in 2004 and 2005. In 2004, she finished in second place in the Albstadt Frauen Etappenrennen. She made a move to Dutch team Therme Skin Care in 2006. She finished in second position at the Tour Cycliste Féminin de la Drôme, and third in the fourth stage of the Route de France Féminin. She also won the Köln-Hurth race that year. For the 2007 season she switched to Italian team Fenix-HPB. On 4 July 2007 Bahler died in a car crash on her way to the airport, where she would have flown to Italy to start in the Giro d'Italia Femminile..