Hoffmann wins veteran 120km cycling race

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2024 Morupule CEO's annual charity cycling challenge.PIC.Lesedi Mkhutshwa

PALAPYE: South African cyclist from Aluwani Cycling Club, Nolan Hoffmann, scooped position one in the veteran 120 km race during the 13th edition of the Morupule CEO’s annual charity cycling challege.

The event, which was held over the weekend, attracted multitudes of cyclists from across Botswana and neighbouring countries such as Zimbabwe and South Africa.

Hoffmann won position one in the 120km veteran cycling race followed by local cyclist, Lebonetse Mongwe of Stanbic bank who secured the second position.

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