Sharks Racing Team Innocent Emmanuel sprints to 1st Ibadan National Chapionship 2016

Innocent Emmanuel (Shark's Racing Team) sprints to #Ibadan National Championship race victory. How it unfolded Final race of the season was held in the home city of one of Nigeria famous great cycling champion Ajibade Qadril who has done his country proud in so many international and local races. Tough day it was going to be in the office sun sets for the boys; The riders who have 5 laps of 20 kilometers circuit in their hand to compete in, with one famous Premier Hill climb that is 6 hundred meters with a ramp up from 4/8 percent gradient as they battle in the city of Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. A day full of attacks as the flag went down in the rolling course and everybody kept the big climb in mind as the main battle between (Shark's Racing Team, South South) and (CC12 Western Nigeria) unfolds but Shark's Racing who has been dominating the entire Nigeria Cycling world since 2012 National Sports Festival has kept their performance and pace as high as never before as they have won all the biggest classic race of this season which has made them to become the strongest cycling state in Nigeria. First breakaway that was initiated comprises (CC12) Eyo Effiok, Ajibade Qadril, Harfix Barkare, (Delta State) Kruotimi Abaka, (Oyo State) Odunayo, White, (Shark's Racing Team) Preye John Dede, Bassey Nelson the current Nigeria Road Race Champion, Innocent Emmanuel the current Nigeria ITT Champion was the eventual winner of the race; After third lap and two to go Preye John sets a break that took Eyo Effiok along with him and it was Kruotimi Abaka who went to join them while Ajibade Qadril kick to join up and drag Innocent Emmanuel who followed suit with him. Then three others where left behind in the famous Premier Hill climb, at the finish lap and straight up to the line Innocent Emmanuel outsprinted them all win the final race of the season as Eyo Effiok came 2nd while Qadril Ajibade wraps up 3rd place podium. While current crown Nigeria National champion finishes 7th overrall.

 Wrap up from Ibadan National Championship Pro Male race.