Aviation sport
- "Mungo" = Mike Mangold ,
[1] - "The Quick Corsican" = Nicolas Ivanoff ,
[2] - "Witt" = Steve Wittman , [3]
This is a list of sportspeople with nicknames.
[1] 
[2] [3] 
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[144] [145] [146] [147] [148] [149] [150] [151] (intended to be an insult by Frank Warren) [152] [153] [154] [155] [156] [157] [158] [159] [160] 
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Australia 
India [169] 
West Indies [170] England England England England England England Australia Australia 
New Zealand Australia South Africa South Africa Australia Australia South Africa 
Bangladesh Bangladesh 
Pakistan India India Pakistan India South Africa India India India India 
Sri Lanka 
IRE 
road racing and track cycling rider [171] BMX racing rider [172] BMX racing rider [173] BMX racing rider [174] BMX racing rider [175] (which he had stenciled on the back of his racing pants in 1985)
road cyclist [176] BMX racing rider [177] [178] 
road racing BMX racing rider [179] BMX racing rider [173] 
freestyle BMX rider [180] BMX racing rider [181] BMX and downhill racing rider [182] BMX, Cross-country and road racing rider [183] BMX racing rider [174] BMX racing rider [184] BMX and downhill racing rider [185] [186] road racing rider [187] cyclist (and board track racing pioneer) [188] Cyclo-cross rider [189] [190] BMX, Cross-country and road racing rider [183] freestyle BMX rider [191] Freerider [192] road racing rider (from Maillot Jaune, French for Yellow jersey) [193] bike trials rider [194] 
track cycling [195] BMX racing [196] downhill racing rider [197] BMX racing [198] BMX racing [173] BMX racing [173] BMX racing [199] BMX racing [200] freestyle BMX [201] BMX racing, Cross-country and road racing [183] BMX, Cross-country and road racing rider [183] racing cyclist [202] South Africa [203] Norway [204] Netherlands [205] Argentina [206] 
Brazil [207] Argentina [207] Brazil England Brazil [208] South Africa [203] South Africa [203] 
Colombia [209] [210] Republic of Ireland [207] 
Senegal [207] [211] South Africa [212] [213] All players are Canadian unless indicated otherwise.
[223] [225] [226] [227] [228] [222] flat (from his penchant for steering his mounts close to the rail) [229] [230] flat and Tony Cruz , trainer and former jockey 
(with Cheng Keung-fai, owner) [231] flat [232] [233] [234] [235] [246] [247] [248] [249] [249] 
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[251] [252] 
[253] British international Wing [254] [255] [256] [257] [258] 
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[262] [263] 
[264] [265] [266] 
[267] [268] [269] [270] 
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[272] [273] [274] [277] [278] [279] [280] [281] [282] [282] [283] [284] 
[283] [283] [283] [283] [282] [283] [286] [287] (given by her coach Ken Wood as he cannot pronounce her name properly) [288] lawn bowler (alternative name, used by friends) [289] skydiver and wingsuit flying pioneer [290] 
ten-pin bowler [291] radio-controlled car racer [292] radio-controlled car racer [293] table tennis player [294] radio-controlled car racer [295] badminton player [296] table tennis player [297] wheelchair fencers [298] 
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