Suren and Greeff Crowned National Road Race Champions in Nedbank Championships

Suren and Greeff Crowned National Road Race Champions in Nedbank Championships. Roger Suren claimed the men’s title at the Nedbank Namibian National Road Race Championships on Sunday morning, securing victory after a closely contested sprint finish. Suren crossed the line ahead of Alex Miller, who finished second, while Martin Fryer completed the podium in third place.

The national championships brought together Namibia’s leading road cyclists, with the men’s race decided only in the final moments. Suren’s sprint proved decisive as he edged Miller at the line, earning the national champion’s title.

In the women’s race, Anri Greeff emerged victorious to claim the national championship. Greeff finished ahead of Delsia Janse van Vuuren, who took second place, while Belinda van Rhyn secured third position.

The Nedbank Namibian National Road Race Championships are a key event on the local cycling calendar, determining the country’s national champions for the year. The races are traditionally marked by high levels of competition, with riders aiming not only for podium finishes but also for the honour of wearing national champion colours.S

Sunday’s results confirmed Suren and Greeff as the top performers in their respective categories on the day. Both riders successfully navigated the demands of the championship race and outperformed strong fields to secure their titles.

The event concluded with podium ceremonies recognising the top three finishers in both the men’s and women’s races. Riders, officials and supporters gathered to mark the achievements of the new national champions.

The championships continue to play an important role in the development and promotion of competitive cycling in Namibia, providing a platform for athletes to compete at the highest national level.