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Franco Marvulli
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Age47 years
BornNov 11, 1978
Height6'3" (1.91 m)
CountrySwitzerland
ProfessionSport cyclist, track cyclist
ZodiacScorpio ♏
Born inZurich

Franco Marvulli

Personal Facts, Age, Height and Biography of Franco Marvulli

Franco Marvulli, born on November eleventh, nineteen seventy-eight, is a distinguished Swiss former professional racing cyclist renowned for his exceptional achievements on the track. His career highlights include winning a silver medal in the Madison event at the 2004 Summer Olympics, where he partnered with fellow cyclist Bruno Risi.

Marvulli's prowess extended beyond the Olympics, as he claimed the title of world champion not once, but twice in both the Madison and scratch events, again alongside Risi. His remarkable talent and dedication to the sport solidified his reputation as one of the elite cyclists of his time.

In addition to his Olympic and world championship successes, Marvulli was a formidable competitor in six-day racing events, showcasing his versatility and endurance. His career came to a close in January twenty fourteen, with his final race being the prestigious Six Days of Berlin, marking the end of an era for this celebrated athlete.