Ilia Koshevoy

In August 2009 Koshevoy finished 40th overall in the junior Regio-Tour.[3] In September he finished second on stages one and two at the Giro di Basilicata stage race, finishing second overall with the same time as winner Giovanni Gaia.[3][4]

In May 2011 Koshevoy finished 40th in the Gran Premio Industrie del Marmo and 41st at the Trofeo Città di San Vendemiano in Italy.[5] He then participated in the Belarus national championships, finishing second in the individual time trial behind Kanstantsin Sivtsov of HTC–Highroad and 11th in the road race.[5][6] In July he travelled to Offida, Italy to participate in the European Road Championships, where he finished 33rd in the time trial and 53rd in the road race.[5]

Koshevoy began his season in April at the Trofeo Banca Popolare di Vicenza where he finished 27th, before finishing 14th in the Gran Premio Palio del Recioto nine days later.[7] He then abandoned the Toscana-Terra di Ciclismo and came 34th in the Gran Premio della Liberazione.[7] At the national road cycling championships in Grodno, Koshevoy finished eighth in the road race.[7][8]

Koshevoy finished 34th overall in the Dookoła Mazowsza stage race in Poland in July, as well as finishing 8th in the young rider classification.[7] In August at the European Road Championships in Goes, the Netherlands he finished 49th in the individual time trial and 78th in the road race.[7] Koshevoy then went to Italy where he finished 20th in the GP Capodarco before returning to the Netherlands to represent Belarus at the UCI Road World Championships in Valkenburg.[7] He finished 28th in the men's under-23 road race.[7] Koshevoy ended his season in Italy in September with a 67th position in the Ruota d'Oro.[7]

Koshevoy began the 2013 season in April at the Trofeo Edil C, finishing in 10th place.[9] Twelve days later he won the Gran Premio della Liberazione by finishing one second ahead of Adam Phelan of Drapac Cycling.[9][10][11] This was his only win in the UCI Europe Tour. Three days after this victory he came 14th in the Gran Premio Industrie del Marmo.[9] In May Koshevoy travelled to Azerbaijan to compete in the Tour d'Azerbaïdjan. He finished 23rd overall and 20th in the mountains classification.[9] In June Koshevoy came 47th in the Trofeo Alcide Degasperi, and eighth in the Belarusian National Road Race Championships.[9] In July he finished 38th in the under-23 road race at the European Road Championships.[9]

In August he joined the Italian UCI Professional Continental team Androni Giocattoli–Venezuela as a stagiaire for the remainder of their season. He finished 14th in the GP Capodarco, 58 seconds behind winner Matteo Busato.[12] He then raced the Tour du Limousin, finishing 56th overall and 11th in the young rider classification.[9] Representing Belarus at the UCI Road World Championships in Tuscany, Koshevoy finished 20th in the men's under-23 road race, 16 seconds behind winner Matej Mohorič.[13] Koshevoy ended the season in October with a 43rd place in the Coppa Sabatini and a 20th place at the Gran Premio Bruno Beghelli.[9] He was not offered a contract with Androni Giocattoli–Venezuela for the 2014 season.

Koshevoy began the 2014 season in April with a 27th place at the Trofeo Edil C and a 28th place at the Gran Premio Industrie del Marmo.[14] In June he finished second in the Trofeo Alcide Degasperi and 21st in the Coppa della Pace.[14] On 29 June Koshevoy participated in the Belarusian National Road Race Championships in Mazyr.[15] He finished in eighth place, 15 seconds behind winner Yauheni Hutarovich of Ag2r–La Mondiale.[15]

In July Koshevoy signed as a stagiaire for the remainder of the 2014 Lampre–Merida season, beginning August 1.[16] His first race for Lampre–Merida was in the United States, where he finished 13th in the Tour of Utah.[14] After returning to Europe Koshevoy raced the GP Capodarco, which he did not finish.[14] He ended his season in September at the Tre Valli Varesine, which he did not finish either.[14] Despite this Koshevoy was offered a professional contract for the following season.

2015 was Koshevoy's first proper season as a professional cyclist at Italian UCI ProTeam Lampre–Merida. He started off the season at the Dubai Tour, finishing 24th overall and second in the young rider classification.[17] Koshevoy finished 68th at the Trofeo Laigueglia in Italy.[17] In March Koshevoy finished 48th at the Gran Premio di Lugano.[17] In Strade Bianche Koshevoy was part of an early breakaway which was caught by the peloton, and he did not finish the race.[18][17] He was named in the start list for the Vuelta a España.[19] He finished in second on the Vuelta's seventh stage behind Bert-Jan Lindeman and he finished in 144th position in the general classification.

He was named in the start list for the Giro d'Italia,[20] which he finished in 97th position. He also participated in the Vuelta a España, finishing it in 151th position.

For 2017 Koshevoy signed for the Italian UCI Professional Continental team Wilier Triestina–Selle Italia and rode the Giro d'Italia.