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S XCO MTB Championships - Alan Hatherly

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The 2018 Commonwealth Games bronze medallist, Alan Hatherly, believes that tactics will be the name of the game during tomorrow’s National Mountain Bike Championships in Bloemfontein.
Over 300 competitors ranging from sprogs to elites will take on the very technical course at Happy Valley in the City of Roses.
Hatherly is arguably one of the biggest names competing this week, and will being eyeing a second title in Bloemfontein after winning in the MTB Cup series last year.
Hatherly told OFM Sport that winning and losing will come down to tactics.
The action gets underway at 8:00 tomorrow morning.
20 Jul 2018 9AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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