Seventh African Continental Cycling Championship concludes with Eritrea’s victory Asmara, 13 November 2011- The seventh African Continental Cycling Championship which started on the 9th of  November here in Asmara concluded today with Eritrea winning the championship.  In today’s final road race which included a total of 14 countries covering 146 kilometers distance, Eritrean... 

Friday November 11, 2011 Daniel Teklehaimanot of Eritrea wins Stage 2 of African continental cycling championship 2011. Eritrean cyclist Daniel Teklehaymanot, and Frekalsi Debessay represented Eritrean national team on today's race. On Women’s race Wohazit Kidane and Selam Araia represented Eritrea.   Stage 2 Men’s Ranking: 1. Eritrea – Daniel Teklehaimanot 2.... 

Eritrea wins Day 1 of African continental cycling championship 2011. Some of the countries that are participating in the event include South Africa, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Rwanda, Tanzania and Ivory Coast. Eritrean cyclist Daniel Teklehaymanot, Natnael Berhane, Jani Tewelde and Frekalsi Debessay represented Eritrean national team on today's race. Day 1 Ranking: 1. Eritrea 2. South Africa 3.... 

African on top in the Vaal’s big one! Tuesday, October 11, 2011 Eritrean rider Abraha Tesfai rode away with the spoils in the Bestmed Campus2Campus SuperClassic, upstaging some of South Africa’s top riders in the Vaal Triangle’s annual cycling showcase. Tesfai capitalised off his team’s strong attacking work throughout the 106km race, which saw the bunch come home in 2 hours... 

Sunday, 18 September 2011   Sizzling 58:30 for Zersenay Tadese in Lisbon (Marcelino Almeida)     In a strong effort the organisers of the race invited Tadese to move the race to a new level. Several months after Tadese – the World record holder at 58:23 – clocked a 2011 world leading-58:30 in Lisbon, he returned to Portugal challenged by this invitation to improve... 

  By: Pierre Carrey | Cycling News   Eritrean talent is the first known transfer to the new Australian team Multiple African champion Daniel Teklehaymanot has signed a two-year contract with GreenEdge. The World Cycling Center (WCC), Switzerland, where the Eritrean talent has ridden since 2009, has confirmed the transfer to Cyclingnews. Teklehaymanot, 23, is the first confirmed transfer... 

Monday August 1, 2011     Mayrhofen, Austria – After nearly two weeks of rain in the eastern part of the Alps, on the Third Harakiri Mountain Run weekend the sun was the first winner! As in the first two years a perfect summer picnic feeling descended upon Mayrhofen as runners from more than 20 nations competed in the run up Mount Penken on Sunday (31).   Weldemariam beats Arslan... 

2011 Cycling Tour of Eritrea stage 3-5: Stage 3 race from Keren to Mendefera – winner Yonas Fissehaye. Stage 4 race from Massawa to Asmara a total of 120km – winners #1 Tesfom Ukbamariam, #2 Yonathan Mesfin, #3 Awet G/Medhin. Stage 5 race around Asmara – winners #1 Mekseb Debessay, #2 Jani Tewelde, #3 Medini Abdel Medi (Algeria).   Read More →

Overwhelming 5000m win for Tadese IAAF.org   The men’s 5000m had been billed as a below-13 minute event and the multiple World Half Marathon champion Zersenay Tadese didn’t let down the spectators and got the target. On a statistical note, the 29-year-old Eritrean’s time fell in the short gap between his 12:59.27 PB and the 13:00 barrier as the Madrid-based star clocked 12:59.32.   The... 

2011 Cycling Tour of Eritrea stage 2: A round trip race from Keren to Akordat back to Keren, a total of 162 Km. The top 4 winners – #1 Meron Russom, #2 Bereket Yemane, #3 Awet G/Medhin, #4 Frekalsi Debesay.    Read More →