Australian pro cyclist rides to raise funds for Ukrainian refugees


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Many pro cyclists have shown their support for Ukrainians such as Pavel Sivakov who switched his nationality from Russian to French after the invasion. Filepic/Reuters

Australian professional cyclist Lachlan Morton, whose ultra-endurance feats have benefited charities around the world over the years, is undertaking another epic ride to raise money in support of Ukrainian war refugees.

The 30-year-old rider for American team EF Education-EasyPost will depart from Munich on a nonstop, 1,063-kilometer odyssey that will carry him through the Czech Republic and Poland and ultimately to the Ukraine border at Krakovets.

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