Yuliya Chepalova
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Julija Tchepalova
Julija Tchepalova, née le 23 décembre 1976, est une skieuse de fond russe. Elle a été contrôlée positive à l'EPO lors du mass-start de Val di Fiemme comptant pour le Tour de Ski 2009 et risque une suspension[1].
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Catégories : Fondeuse russe | Naissance en 1976 | Fondeuse aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2006 | Championne olympique russe
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