Burkina Faso cyclist Mathias wins Togo cycling race
Sorgho Mathias
Lome - XINHUA
Burkina Faso cyclist Sorgho Mathias won Togo 25th International cycling race that ended in the capital city of Lome on Sunday.
In team classification, Burkina Faso also won the first place.
The six-stage race of 639.5km kicked off on April 12 with the participation of 56 cyclists from seven countries, namely Ghana, Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo, Senegal, France, Togo and Burkina Faso.
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