Legendary Venezuelan MBX cyclist Daniel Dhers says goodbye to the American tracks

Published at: 06/11/2024 04:07 PM

After 20 years of racing, Venezuelan cyclist Daniel Dhers officially said goodbye to the tracks of the American continent.

The multiple BMX Freestyle champion was part of the Pan-American Championship of the discipline, which took place on November 2 and 3 in the National State of that country, where he received an ovation from fans and spectators in Chile and after completing his presentations he offered the news.

“It's difficult right now. It's a lifetime in this. It's been 26 years since I first rode a bicycle, and 20 as a professional. When I get to the competition I feel tired, but when I'm ready to go out, I say: I'm here I have to jump in and I have to do a good routine,” said Dhers, quoted by the Ministry of People's Power for Sports.

Dhers noted that his retirement caused him ups and downs before each competition, but he always kept the desire to win.

Mazo News Team