As the social dinner on June 5th, you will have the chance to meet world famous athletes. Registrations are now open!
The program will start at 8.00pm. You will have the opportunity to meet world famous athletes:
Andy Schleck is a former Luxembourgish professional cyclist.
Born in 1985, Andy started his professional career in 2005 and won the individual time trial at the National Championships while his brother Fränk won the road race.
In 2007, he won the young rider classification in the Giro d'Italia and was second in the general classification behind Danilo Di Luca.
From 2008 to 2010, he was the best young rider on the Tour de France.
In 2010, Andy takes the yellow jersey of the Tour de France for the first time at the 9th stage.
He wears it for 12 days.
He was declared winner of the general classification and won the Tour de France 2010 while he also won the white jersey of best young person for the third time.
In 2011, he finished second overall of the Tour de France, ahead of his brother Fränk.
In Ooctober 2014, he ended his career due to recurring injury issues.
In February 2016, Andy opened his bicycle shop (Andy Schleck Cycles) in Itzig, Luxembourg.
He is also very active as an ambassador for various events and brands. He is also the president of the Tour de Luxembourg.
To summarize Andy's career:
First young rider First young rider at the Tour de France First young rider First young rider
Ni Xia Lian is a Chinese-born Luxembourgish table tennis player.
At 61 years old, "Auntie Ni" is one of the oldest active table tennis player and is ranked 60.
Ni started her international career with the Chinese national team and was world champion for team and mixed doubles in 1983.
She started representing Luxembourg in 1991 and became European champion in 1998 and 2002.
participated to the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney.
Her adventure at the 2024 Olympic Games turned viral worldwide and several journals highlighted her performance such as
the New York Times
or the Guardian.
Within 42 years of career, Ni Xia Lian won 11 medals in international competitions and participated to 5 Olympic Games.
Jonathan Laugel is a former french sevens rugby player.
Jonathan started his international career with the French under-20 rugby XV team, participating in the 2012 Junior World Championship in South Africa.
He transitioned to rugby sevens, making his debut in the 2012 Wellington Sevens tournament and went on to compete in the 2016 Olympics.
Jonathan's main achievements include winning the European Championship in 2014 and 2015.
He also participated to the Rio Olympic Games in 2016.
Jonathan retired in 2024, after the Paris Olympic Games where he was not selected to participate as a player but he player a crucial role is supporting the team analyzing matches and bringing his personal experience and view.
France won their first rugby sevens gold medal against Fidji Islands.
As a fun fact, Jonathan is known for being the most capped rugby sevens player in France and among the top three worldwide (with 584 appearances).
Jonathan's career include:
Anne Simon is a Luxembourgish basketball player.
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