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The first African Professional Continental team, Team MTN-Qhubeka, had an impressive Tour of Korea, winning the title in the team ranking, with many top stage finishes and three riders in the final top ten.
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Round one of the Downhill series at the UCI MTB World Cup became a family affair, with brother and sister team of Gee and Rachel Atherton crushing the competition at Fort William, Scotland, on Sunday. SA’s Andrew Neethling topped the SA table finishing 10th.
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Team MTN-Qhubeka has had a a great few weeks posting top results in Germany and Korea. Xylon van Eyck gives us a quick report back on the African team making waves abroad.
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Oli’s not hanging around for the Cape winter to arrive in earnest. Cue operation ‘winter break’, which involves three different MTB adventures – on two different continents, no less.
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