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This is a list of notable Belarusian sportspeople.
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- Yegor Alekseyenko
- Illya Aliyew
- Anton Bardok
- Maria Belobrovina
- Maksim Belov
- Viktor Bezmen
- Inna Botyanovskaya
- Alyaksandr Buloychyk
- Vital Deykala
- Aleksey Dovgel
- Alyaksey Dvaretski
- Aleksandr Filanovich
- Yuriy Goltsev
- Alyaksandr Halowchyk
- Leanid Harai
- Alexander Hleb
- Artsyom Huzik
- Kirill Isachenko
- Yevgeni Kalinin
- Zarina Kapustina
- Ihar Khmelyuk
- Yevgeniy Kostyukevich
- Vyacheslav Krivulets
- Aleksandr Krovetskiy
- Sergey Kubarev
- Stepan Kuntsevich
- Jemal Kurshubadze
- Anton Kustinskiy
- Vladislav Kuzhal
- Andrey Latypaw
- Dzyanis Lebedzew
- Pavel Lyutsko
- Uladzimir Malyshaw
- Maksim Moiseyev
- Dzyanis Myadzvedzew
- Vladislav Nikityanov
- Anton Novikaw
- Alyaksey Pohe
- Aleksandr Puzevich
- Aleksey Pyshinskiy
- Dzmitry Rabtsaw
- Maksim Savostikov
- Artur Semenov
- Syarhey Shastakow
- Anton Shunto
- Artem Shut
- Alyaksandr Sobal
- Yury Stadolnik
- Aleksey Sychkov
- Alyaksey Tarabanaw
- Irina Tretyakova
- Ilya Ushakov
- Sergey Vabishchevich
- Marat Voranaw
- Ihar Zanyamonets
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- Tatyana Ananko
- Olesya Babushkina
- Tatyana Belan
- Svetlana Boginskaya
- Liubov Charkashyna
- Anna Glazkova
- Maryna Hancharova
- Irina Ilyenkova
- Anastasia Ivankova
- Olga Korbut
- Maria Lazuk
- Nataliya Leshchyk
- Zinaida Lunina
- Glafira Martinovich
- Aliaksandra Narkevich
- Olga Puzhevich
- Yulia Raskina
- Ksenia Sankovich
- Vitaly Scherbo
- Alina Tumilovich
- Inna Zhukova
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- ^ "Natallia TSYLINSKAYA - Olympic Cycling Track | Belarus". International Olympic Committee. 20 June 2016. Retrieved 12 March 2020.
- ^ "Victoria Azarenka". usopen. Retrieved 12 March 2020.