Jana VápenÃková
Jana Kulhavá - Vapeniková (* July 10, 1964 in Ústí nad Labem ) is a former Czechoslovak, or Czech biathlete.
Jana Kulhavá trained in Jablonec and started for the local top club SKP Jablonex. The first time you took World Championships 1986 in Falun, where she was 23, the sprint and 30th of the Single Page. In 1989 she was in Feistritzwerke with Renata Novotna, Jirina Adamičková and Eva Burešová seventh in the team competition, the Sprint 27 and in individual 30 In 1990 Kulhavá at the World Championships, which were held in three different locations due to the weather: first the item in the original place in the world Meisterschafte, in Minsk, the sprint and team race and the women's relay at Holmenkollen in Oslo and the season of the men in Kontiolahti. It reached a seventh place with Petra Nosková and Jirina Adamičková in the relay race and was with Pavlina Brožová, Petra Nosková and Jirina Adamičková fifth in the team race. In addition, it was the 17th of the sprints and 23 of the Single Page. At the 1991 World Championships in Lahti Kulhavá reached in the relay race with Petra Nosková and Jirina Adamičková fifth place, with Renata Novotna, Petra Nosková and Jirina Adamičková sixth place with the team, the individual she was 18, in the sprint 13 As in Albertville in 1992 for the first time women to participate in biathlon at the Olympic Winter Games, Kulhavá belonged to the last common array of Czechoslovakia. In individual they came on the 43rd, with Gabriela Suvová and Jirina Adamičková she reached in the relay race in eighth place. At the World Championships of the year in Novosibirsk, where the non-Olympic team races were held, they won with Gabriela Suvová, Eva Háková and Jirina Adamičková behind the representations of Germany and the Commonwealth of Independent States the bronze medal. Her biggest success was achieved by the Czech in between Olympic season, as the Czech Republic presented its own team for the first time. With Jirina Adamičková, Iveta Knizkova and Eve Háková Kulhavá won their season against the French and the Russians to the title. In the sprint came Kulhavá to 17th place, was 56th in singles and 12th in the team race. At the end of the career, renewed participation in the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, in which Czech occupied only on the side of Jirina Pelcová - Adamičková, Iveta Knizkova and Eve Háková as a starting runner in seventh place was. In the World Cup Jana Kulhavá was almost ten years to the fixed base. Again and again she could reach you score points, also repeatedly achieved top ten results.
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