Darren Lill

Darren Lill
	Darren Lill (2007)
To person
Date of birth	20th August 1982
nation	South Africa
discipline	Road cycling
To the team
Current team	End of career
function	driver
	Last updated: January 8, 2017

Darren Lill (born August 20, 1982 in Cape Town ) is a former South African cyclist .

Athletic career

Darren Lill began his career in 2001 with the IBM-Lotus cycling team . In 2003 he switched to Team HSBC , where he won a stage of the Giro del Capo . In 2004 and 2005 he drove for the British team Barloworld .

In 2006 Lilli was the African road racing champion and tenth in the overall ranking of the UCI Africa Tour 2006 . In the same year he started the road race at the road cycling world championships in Salzburg , which he did not finish.

2011 was the most successful year for Darren Lill: At the African Games he won silver in the individual time trial , finished fourth in the road race and was the South African road champion. In 2012 he won the Tour of Rwanda . At the end of his international cycling career, he finished fourth in the South African road championship. He continues to race nationally and on mountain bike .

successes

2003

one stage Giro del Capo

2005

947 Cycle Challenge (everyone's race)

2006

African champions - road races

2011

South Africa South African champion - road race
one stage Tour of South Africa
Pan-African Games - Individual Time Trial
Pan-African Games - Team Time Trial (with Nolan Hoffman , Reinardt Janse van Rensburg and Jay Robert Thomson )