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From the Knysna forests to Tiger Woods

7 June 2013 By admin

Waylon Woolcock (far right) and Lourens Luus of RE:CM lead Brandon Stewart and Kevin Evans of FedGroup-Itec on the first stage of the RE:CM Knysna 200 mountain bike race on Friday.  Photo: Full Stop Communications

Lourens Luus (left) and Waylon Woolcock, riding in the title sponsor’s colours, won the first stage of the RE:CM Knysna 200 mountain bike race on Friday. Photo: Julie-Ann Photography

The RE:CM Knysna 200 mountain bike stage race started on the Garden Route today and MySport24 had a look at how Waylon Woolcock and Lourens Luus struck the first blow against Kevin Evans and Brandon Stewart.

Like always, we have published some hot horseracing tips – this time for the meeting at Arlington in Port Elizabeth.

We also had a look at how things were going at the Vodacom Origins of Golf tournament at Simola in Knysna where Jacques Blaauw is attempting to win his first professional title.

After a trying time for world number one golfer Tiger Woods, he is back at the top of the Forbes list as sport’s top money earner after six victories this season.

Today’s semi-final between Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal at the French Open can almost be seen as a mini-final and we’ll certainly be watching. After all, Rafael is trying to become the first man to win eight titles at the same Grand Slam tournament.

Unfortunate news for the Proteas, and Morne Morkel in particular, is that he has been ruled out of the rest of the ICC Champions Trophy in England and Wales. His replacement is Chris Morris.

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