Moise Mugisha, the Rwandan cyclist, has started the international competition “Grand Prix Chantal Biya” well, winning the yellow jersey from the beginning and keeping it jealously for three in a row.
Rwandan cyclist Moise Mugisha has been wearing the yellow jersey since Wednesday 18th November, the day the Grand Prix Chantal Biya competition was launched. “It’s a good race and I intend to keep the jersey until the end,” he said after winning the Douala criterium on a 95.9km course.
On Friday, November 20, Moise Mugisha was third after Clovis Kamzong from Cameroon (2nd) and Lukas Kubis from Slovakia (1st). However, in the overall classification (GC), the young Moise remains 1st with a gap of 34 seconds to Lukas Kubis who is second in the GC. Kamzong is 3rd in the GC.
The other Rwandans who are among the top ten in the GC are Samuel Mugisha (6th) and Didier Munyaneza (10th).
The cyclists participating in the Grand Prix Chantal Biya have just finished three stages. They still have two stages left to finish the competition.
On Saturday 21 November, they will have to ride 116.4 km from Zoetele-Nkpwang to finish the 4th stage in Meyomessala.
The last stage on Sunday 22nd November is 166.4 km. The cyclists will pedal their bikes with all the latest energy from Sangmelima to Yaounde in search of a place on the podium reserved for only 3 out of 60 competitors.
Gérard Rugambwa
