Kenyan cyclist dies during 59-mile race in Vermont
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Suleiman Kangangi dies after high-speed crash in United States - 'Gaping holes are left when giant’s fall'
Kenyan cyclist Suleiman Kangangi has died following an accident in the Overland gravel race in Vermont on Saturday. Kangangi crashed at high speed during the 59-mile dirt-road race and has been confirmed to have passed away. Ad The 33-year-old was considered one of Kenya’s best talents in cycling.
Cycling: Kenyan cyclist Kangangi dies after crash in Vermont
Kenyan cyclist Suleiman Kangangi, 33, died after a crash at high speed during the Overland gravel race in the U.S. state of Vermont on Saturday, his Team Amani said in a statement.
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