Westridge cycle siblings wrap up on winning note

Mughammad Arnold, 14, from Westridge, a Grade 8 pupil at Al Azar High School in Athlone, takes the lead in the boys’ under-15 race at last Friday’ final Western Province Track league event. Mughammad won all three his races on the night and will take part in the upcoming SA road championships in Oudtshoorn, later this month and the Western Cape track championships, in Bellville. Picture: Fuad Esack The Western Province Track Cycling final league race took place at Bellville Velodrome on Friday, August 30, with Westridge siblings, Mughammad Arnold, 14, and his younger brother Mughammad Yaqeen, 10, winning their respective events.

Mughammad Yaqeen Arnold, 10, a Grade 4 pupil at Al Azar Primary School in Rondevlei, closest to the camera, picks up the pace during his stint on the track at last Friday’s final league event, at Bellville velodrome. Picture: Fuad Esack Mughammad Arnold in relaxed mode following a good night at the office at last Friday’s final league races, at Bellville velodrome. Picture: Fuad Esack Mughammad Yaqeen Arnold, left, and Mughammad have recently joined Athlone-based Active Bodies Cycling Club. and will both represent WP at the SA road championships in Oudtshoorn, later this month and at the Western Cape track championships, in Bellville. Picture: Fuad Esack Active Bodies Sports Development Cycling Club junior riders, from left, are, Aqeel Clarke, Mus'aab Ebrahim, Mughammad Yaqeen Arnold and Mughammad Arnold. Picture: Fuad Esack

Westridge cycle siblings wrap up on winning note

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