Mikoš Rnjaković

Mikoš Rnjaković ( Serbian - Cyrillic Микош Рњаковић ; born April 20, 1964 in Belgrade ) is a former Yugoslav / Serbian-Montenegrin cyclist .

Even in his time as an amateur , Mikoš Rnjaković was able to win the Tour of Serbia several times , namely in 1985, 1990, 1991 and 1996. In 1992 he took part in the road race at the Summer Olympics in Barcelona as an independent Olympic competitor, but could not finish the race .

In the 1997 season, his first and only among the professionals, which he played for the Italian team Kross-Montanari-Selle Italia , he was then for the first time Yugoslav champion both in road racing and in individual time trial ; He succeeded in this double strike again in 1999 and 2001. He was also able to become Yugoslav cyclocross champion in 1992, 2000 and 2001 , and in 2000 he won a stage of the Tour of Yugoslavia .

Also in 2003 and 2004, in the meantime the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia had been renamed Serbia and Montenegro , he was able to secure the national championship title in the individual time trial again, now at the age of 39 and 40 respectively.

successes

1985

• Overall ranking Tour of Serbia

1990

• Overall ranking Tour of Serbia

1991

• Overall ranking Tour of Serbia

1992

• Yugoslav champion in cyclocross

1996

• Overall ranking Tour of Serbia

1997

• Yugoslavian road racing champion
• Yugoslavian champion in the individual time trial

1999

• Yugoslavian road racing champion
• Yugoslavian champion in the individual time trial

2000

• Yugoslav champion in cyclocross
• one stage tour of Yugoslavia

2001

• Yugoslav champion in cyclocross
• Yugoslavian road racing champion
• Yugoslavian champion in the individual time trial

2003

• Serbian-Montenegrin champion in the individual time trial

2004

• Serbian-Montenegrin champion in the individual time trial

Teams

• 1997 Kross-Montanari-Selle Italia

Web links

• Photo by Rnjaković (2006)
• Mikoš Rnjaković in the Radsportseiten.net database