The 16km mountain bike event of the World Corporate Games

Tuesday 29 September 1992 00:02 BST

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Corporate inhospitality: John Shook (Merill Lynch Europe Ltd) endures an uphill struggle in the 16km mountain bike event of the World Corporate Games at the Eastway Circuit, East London, yesterday. Shook finished 14th in a race won by Bernard Cann of Matra. The Games have brought together 400 company teams of varying sizes from all over the world to compete at sports venues in the London area

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