Vladimir Kuvalja

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Vladimir Kuvalja (born 20 June 1977) is a Yugoslavian road racing cyclist. He won his country's National Championship five times from 1993 to 2012, with pauses of a few years in between victories.^[1] He was in a National Team of Yugoslavia, Republic of Srpska and the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Kuvalja family is in cycling since 1963, his father Tihomir Kuvalja and uncle Tanasija Kuvalja are one of the founders and promotors of cycling in Banjaluka.

Vladimir Kuvalja, General director "AFS"

Kuvalja`s is 1.87 m (6 ft 1 in) tall and weighs 82 kg (179 lbs). He was the youngest rider ever to start Tour de Serbia and (Finish) Tour de Vojvodina at the age of 16.

Management career[]

• Since 2008 General Director of the UCI Cycling Race Belgrade Banjaluka UCI 2.1 Cycling race
• Since 2008 Member of the National Olympic Committee BiH,
• Since 2010 Generation For Peace Pioneer,
• Since 2011 Sport Director of the National Federation,
• Since 2013 Director of The Grand Prix Sarajevo UCI 1.2 Cycling Race
• *Since 2015 director of the Association For Sport
• Since 2015 Director of The Tour of Bulgaria UCI 2.2 Cycling Race
• Since 2015 Director of the Black Sea Cycling Tour UCI 2.2 Cycling Race
• Since 2016 Vice President of the Balkan Cycling Union
• Since 2018 Director of the Tour de Serbia UCI 2.2 Cycling Race

Major results[]

• 1993 National Champion
• 1994 National Champion
• 1995 World Junior Cup Youth 15th
• 1996 National Champion
• 2003 EYOF France Paris
• 2005 Mediterranean Games Espana Almeria
• 2005 EYOF Italia
• 2009 Mediterranean Games Italia
• 2012 National Champion Bosnia and Herzegovina

Family[]

Vladimir Kuvalja has two daughters Korina and Nika.

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