HK's annual Cyclothon to feature new 56km route
Hong Kong's annual cyclothon is set to return on October 11th, with its signature 50km non-race ride to be extended to 56 kilometres on a new five-tunnel, three-bridge course. The new route also features the Central Kowloon Bypass that connects Yau Ma Tei and Lam Tin. The other main non-race route that spans 32 kilometres will continue to be held at its two-tunnel, two-bridge course. Speaking at…
Hong Kong's annual Cyclothon, a popular cycling event, will be expanded to a 56km route on October 11th. The new course will traverse a five-tunnel, three-bridge path, connecting Yau Ma Tei and Lam Tin via the Central Kowloon Bypass. The slightly longer route also includes the non-race 32km journey, which will remain unchanged. Peter Lam, chairman of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, expressed his enthusiasm for the event, stating that it attracts international cyclists and offers a chance to explore the region's diverse landscapes.
The Cyclothon Carnival at the West Kowloon Cultural District will feature various activities, including bicycle sports products and performances. Registration for the cyclothon will open soon, allowing 6,500 riders to participate in the non-race routes. The 56km course will take cyclists through six districts, passing through five tunnels and three bridges. The 32km route will include two tunnels and two bridges.
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