2022: 2,557 Km (until now)
2021: 11,468 Km
2020: 7,567 Km
2019: 5,929 Km
2018: 1,663 Km
One thing which sets apart an auditor is its keen eye on numbers. Meet Niall our 26-year-old professional auditor and a number conscious fastest amateur cyclist; the probable contender for the Island games 2023, to be held in Guernsey.
"I have had tremendous progress last few years with learning new techniques and also trying to up my speed on the bike. I am looking forward to this year as a breakthrough year and hopefully get selected for the Isle of Man Games as well. It is very overwhelming when we have to impress the selection committee. By keeping my fitness, my goals in check and being able to do justice to their selection process.” - quipped Niall.
Lancaster, Clitheroe, Isle of Man, Kendal, races ahead for the next few months are just the start for the bigger goal of the Island Games.
“Dedication, determination and discipline are the words that come to my mind when I think about Niall. Even with a demanding work schedule, he is still able to pursue his passion for the sport.” – said Andrew (Partner, Moore Dixon Isle of Man).
Niall takes inspiration from Mark Cavendish and Filippo Ganna. With interesting races lined up ahead.
At Moore Dixon Isle of Man, we are rooting for Niall, wishing him more success and an even brighter cycling future.
- The number of Kms stated on top are taken from Niall’s yearly run on the track, courtesy: Strava)
- Image courtesy: Manxman photos
- Gear courtesy: Moore Dixon Isle of Man