“Brilliant success for Moroccan women’s cycling at the Games of La Francophonie in Kinshasa”

Title: The Francophone Games in Kinshasa: a success for Moroccan women’s cycling

Introduction :

The edition of the Games of La Francophonie in Kinshasa was an opportunity for athletes from all over the world to shine in different disciplines. Among these, women’s cycling took pride of place with a thrilling 63 km race that saw the resounding victory of Morocco’s Hariri Salma. This success confirms Morocco’s dominance in women’s cycling and underlines the growing importance of the discipline in the country.

The race route:

The women’s cycling race took place in the bustling streets of Kinshasa, with a 63 km closed circuit. The runners started at the People’s Palace, then took the famous Boulevard du 30 juin before ending their race at the People’s Palace. This emblematic course offered a captivating spectacle to the spectators present.

The performance of Moroccan athletes:

Moroccan cyclists dominated the race from start to finish, placing four of them in the top positions. Hariri Salma has established herself as the champion, once again showing her exceptional talent. Morocco’s victory in this competition confirms Morocco’s place among the great nations of women’s cycling.

The performance of the Democratic Republic of Congo:

As host country, the Democratic Republic of Congo has fielded five athletes for this race. Déborah Okiti Hélène proudly represented the country, finishing sixth only 14 minutes behind the champion. Although she did not win a medal, the performance of the Congolese cyclist testifies to the progress of women’s cycling in the country.

Conclusion :

The resounding victory of Hariri Salma and the performance of Moroccan athletes in the women’s cycling race at the Jeux de la Francophonie in Kinshasa highlighted the growing importance of the discipline in the country. These games were an opportunity to showcase the talents and commitment of women in cycling, thus showing that sport can be a vehicle for emancipation and recognition. Congratulations to the Moroccan champions and to all the participants who made this race an unforgettable moment

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