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    Wild overcomes puncture to take second National title of 2020

    Aug 27, 2020 2 minutes
    Words Snowdon Sports
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    Kimroy Photography

    Seven days after winning the National 100-Mile Championship, Adam Wild added the 12-hour crown to his palmarès, while long-distance ace Christina Mackenzie took the women’s title.

    Wild, the 23-year-old GS Metro rider from Morpeth, clocked a provisional 294.90 miles to take the

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