Wray wins King of Spring road race

Nigel Wray celebrated another Blizzard Bicycle Club milestone last Sunday after winning the King of Spring road race.
By ● Sports ● May 5, 2023 ● 1 minute of reading

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Wray won the King of Spring road race last Sunday. ( Blizzard Bicycle Club, Facebook )


FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — Nigel Wray celebrated another Blizzard Bicycle Club milestone last Sunday after winning the King of Spring road race.

The race covered 50 kilometres of rolling hills throughout the Montney area.

A map of the King of Spring road race. ( Blizzard Bicycle Club, Facebook )

Wray placed first with a finishing time of 1:26:27 hours. Davide Loro took second place, followed by Dan Webster in third. 

Last month, Wray took the champion title after winning the club’s Spring Stage Series.

More information about the Blizzard Bicycle Club and upcoming races can be found on the club’s Facebook page.

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