Martina Kadavá is the winner of the cycling-photo-contest!
Our cycling-photo-contest knows its winner. Martina Kadavá won the most votes with her photo of her son, who had a blast in the MND bike park. And what does she get for winning? Another MND cyclo-dress! :)
A total of 26 cycling-themed photos were submitted to the competition, and you gave them a total of 603 votes. Martina got 150 of them.
The second place went to Dominik Kaňa with 51 votes. However, according to his competition photo, the name Bivoj Kaňa would be more appropriate - he not only carries his two daughters on his bike, but also the bike of the older one. For his performance, Dominik gets a voucher to Biker - perhaps for a wheelchair for his bike, should he want to expand his load even further.
The bronze place went to Roman Salajka with a stylish black and white image of a wind turbine (although it is probably not Oriv). 40 colleagues voted for his photo.
Thanks to all the contestants and voters and congratulations to the winners! 🚴♀️🎉
Editorial staff
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