France’s Julien Antomarchi captured the first stage of the Mzansi Tour, covering 164
kilometres from Kruger Gate to Nelspruit, on Wednesday. Robbie Hunter, riding for the
South African National Team, finished in second place.
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France’s Julien Antomarchi captured the first stage of the Mzansi Tour, covering 164
kilometres from Kruger Gate to Nelspruit, on Wednesday. Robbie Hunter, riding for the
South African National Team, finished in second place.