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The Eritrean cyclists in pursuit of Biniam Girmay and Tour de France history
Teklemariam is proud to be a member of Asbeco, the club where Girmay began his career before receiving a scholarship from the International Cycling Union (UCI).
“Biniam is a talented rider who has achieved things no African cyclist ever has,” he said.
“It excites me that he rode for the same club where I’m training now.”
Teklemariam is coached by Yonas Zekarias, who also worked with Girmay during his early years.
He sees a parallel between the two riders.
“When Biniam won three medals in 2018, I said then that he could reach the highest level in cycling,” Zekarias told the BBC.
“Now, Keven and his teammates show the same potential and maturity.”
Henok Mulubrhan, a professional with Astana-Qazaqstan and three-time African champion, is optimistic about Teklemariam’s talent
“I know these young riders well,” he said.
“Some of them train with me in Eritrea, and Keven is certainly one to watch.”
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