Eritrea Wins Kiwita Izina 2011 Cycling Tour in Rwanda

Daniel is the number one cyclist in Africa

By TesfaNews,

The Eritrean national cycling team which is participating in the 3rd Edition of Kiwita Azina Cycling Rwanda 2011 scored impressive victory in  the three stage competition by standing first. On the first stage competition that runs from the capital Kigali – Kinigi, Eritrean cyclists Daniel Teklehaimanot, Frekalsi Debesai and Meron Russom finished from 1st to 3rd respectively.

This year’s Kwita Izina cycling race covers 321Km race and attracted some of Africa’s top cyclists in  with over 60 riders from Rwanda, Kenya, Eritrea, Tanzania, Uganda, Algeria, Morocco and DRC took part. The tour is recognized by the World Cycling Race Association.

Eritrea Wins Kiwita Izina 2011 Cycling Tour in Rwanda

Daniel is the number one cyclist in Africa

By TesfaNews,

The Eritrean national cycling team which is participating in the 3rd Edition of Kiwita Azina Cycling Rwanda 2011 scored impressive victory in  the three stage competition by standing first. On the first stage competition that runs from the capital Kigali – Kinigi, Eritrean cyclists Daniel Teklehaimanot, Frekalsi Debesai and Meron Russom finished from 1st to 3rd respectively.

This year’s Kwita Izina cycling race covers 321Km race and attracted some of Africa’s top cyclists in  with over 60 riders from Rwanda, Kenya, Eritrea, Tanzania, Uganda, Algeria, Morocco and DRC took part. The tour is recognized by the World Cycling Race Association.

Eritrea Wins Kiwita Izina 2011 Cycling Tour in Rwanda

Daniel is the number one cyclist in Africa

By TesfaNews,

The Eritrean national cycling team which is participating in the 3rd Edition of Kiwita Azina Cycling Rwanda 2011 scored impressive victory in  the three stage competition by standing first. On the first stage competition that runs from the capital Kigali – Kinigi, Eritrean cyclists Daniel Teklehaimanot, Frekalsi Debesai and Meron Russom finished from 1st to 3rd respectively.

This year’s Kwita Izina cycling race covers 321Km race and attracted some of Africa’s top cyclists in  with over 60 riders from Rwanda, Kenya, Eritrea, Tanzania, Uganda, Algeria, Morocco and DRC took part. The tour is recognized by the World Cycling Race Association.