Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev. Tengrinews.kz stock photo
Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev sent a congratulatory telegram to the cyclist Aleksandre Vinokourov, who won gold at London Olympics-2012, Tengrinews.kz reports citing President’s website. “I congratulate you on the brilliant victory in the group race. Your determination and huge will helped you advance through the race and defeat the most powerful competitors. Your solid victory in the first day of the Olympics brought glory to Kazakhstan and once again showed the high level of Kazakhstan cycling sport. You made a splendid gift to all Kazakhstan citizens and sport fans who were watching the race with much interest and excitement. Let this first gold of our national team at the 30th Olympic Games become a handsel for our further high-quality victories,” the telegram states. Aleksandre Vinokourov won gold in the group race on July 28, the first day of Olypmpics-2012. Later he announced his retirement. It is yet unclear whether the sportsman will take part in the individual race.
Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev sent a congratulatory telegram to the cyclist Aleksandre Vinokourov, who won gold at London Olympics-2012, Tengrinews.kz reports citing President’s website.
“I congratulate you on the brilliant victory in the group race. Your determination and huge will helped you advance through the race and defeat the most powerful competitors. Your solid victory in the first day of the Olympics brought glory to Kazakhstan and once again showed the high level of Kazakhstan cycling sport. You made a splendid gift to all Kazakhstan citizens and sport fans who were watching the race with much interest and excitement. Let this first gold of our national team at the 30th Olympic Games become a handsel for our further high-quality victories,” the telegram states.
Aleksandre Vinokourov won gold in the group race on July 28, the first day of Olypmpics-2012. Later he announced his retirement. It is yet unclear whether the sportsman will take part in the individual race.