Scottish mountain bike champion Rab Wardell dies aged 37, two days after his coronation

The Scottish mountain bike champion, Rab Wardell, suffered a cardiac arrest on Tuesday morning. He died following his partner, the two-time Olympic track cycling champion Katie Archibaldtried unsuccessfully to resuscitate.

Rab Wardell has died aged 37, just two days following becoming Scottish mountain bike champion.

His partner, track cyclist Katie Archibald, spoke on Twitter. “He suffered a cardiac arrest while we were in bed. I tried and tried, and the ambulance arrived within minutes, but his heart stopped and they mightn’t revive him.

The double Olympic champion did not hide her emotion in the face of the drama. “I cannot describe this pain. I can’t talk regarding him in the past tense. You are everything to me, Rab. I like you.

Wardell triumphed at the Scottish Championships at Kirroughtree Forest on Sunday. He then spoke on the BBC on Monday evening regarding his victory.

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