2024 xegula peak mountain bike cross-country challenge starts in lhasa
2024-10-03
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china news service, lhasa, october 3 (laba zhuoma zetayongcuo) the 2024 snowgula peak mountain bike cross-country challenge, hosted by the tibet autonomous region sports bureau and the lhasa municipal people's government, kicked off on the 2nd in damxung county, lhasa city .
pictured is the event site. photo courtesy of tibet autonomous region sports bureau
this event includes more than 80 contestants including amateur club teams and individual amateur cycling enthusiasts from all over the country. there are men’s elite group (45 kilometers of race), men’s open group (30 kilometers of race), and women’s elite group (race of 30 kilometers). 30 kilometers). the altitude of the track is between 4298 meters and 4432 meters, with a cumulative climb of 134 meters and 15 kilometers per lap.
after fierce competition, huang shihai from beijing gdr racing team won the men’s elite category championship, dawa zhuza from tibet asia racing team won the men’s open category championship, and gao yanjiao from sava-kapvoe women’s racing team won the women’s elite category championship. the sunshine racing team, lhasa friends racing team, and the disabled and disabled united racing team won the best organization award, and sha tiezhu, basang norbu, and pema yangji won the sportsmanship award.
pictured is the event site. photo courtesy of tibet autonomous region sports bureau
the 2024 snowgula peak mountain bike cross-country challenge is one of the series of events of the 21st china tibet mountaineering conference in 2024. the track passes through plateau gravel roads, meadows, lakes, and herdsman settlements, fully demonstrating the yangpajing mountains. the region's unique natural landscape and diverse cultural customs have spread the concept of green, environmentally friendly, healthy and progressive life, and driven the sustainable development of cycling in tibet. (over)
