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Bronze and gold at the Sp’akw’us 50

Greg Day takes third overall, Nick Kleban takes first in the 18-and-under division
Greg Day
After years of taking on the Test of Metal, Greg Day has made the podium at the successor to that race.

For a guy who’s been racing the iconic Test of Metal competition since he was fourteen, this place on the podium is an example of moving on up.

Now fully grown, Squamish’s Greg Day captured the bronze in this weekend’s big bike race, the Sp’akw’us 50, clinching third out of all 419 riders in the competition.

Claiming this medal at the successor to the Test of Metal has a special significance for Day, as his best position at the old race was fourth.

Clocking in a time of two hours, 40 minutes and 51 seconds, Day was just seconds behind Ricky Federau, a Chilliwack rider who grabbed silver. North Vancouver cyclist Craig Richey took the gold, making Day the only Ƶappresident in the top three.

“It’s always nice to do well in your hometown,” he said with a laugh. 

Another Ƶappresident did well in the race.

Nick Kleban placed first in the 18 and under division. He was ninth overall of 419 racers.

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