A family affair goes downhill
10/06 19:15 CET
The first stop in the Mountain Bike World Cup downhill series turned out to be a family affair after brother and sister Gee and Rachel Atherton crushed the competition in the elite men’s and women’s races at Fort William, Scotland. The British siblings made light work of one of the hardest tracks on the circuit. Rachel – a two-time world cup downhill…
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