Major Cycling Competitions in India

The Tour of India is a multi-stage cycling race held annually in India. It is the most prestigious cycling competition in the country and attracts top cyclists from around the world.

The first edition of the Tour of India was held in 1951. It was won by Indian cyclist R.N. Mukherjee.

The Tour of India typically consists of 9 stages. Each stage is a one-day race, and the overall winner is the cyclist with the lowest cumulative time over all stages.

A.S. Gill holds the record for the most Tour of India victories, with 5 wins between 1955 and 1962.

New Delhi has hosted the Tour of India the most times, with 10 editions of the race being held in the city.

The Mountain Bike Nationals is the annual mountain bike race held in India. It is organized by the Cycling Federation of India and attracts top mountain bikers from across the country.

The Mountain Bike Nationals is typically held in Manali, Himachal Pradesh. The race course is set in the scenic Himalayas and offers a challenging and beautiful route for the riders.

The Track Cycling Nationals is the annual track cycling competition held in India. It is organized by the Cycling Federation of India and attracts top track cyclists from across the country.

New Delhi has hosted the Track Cycling Nationals the most times, with 10 editions of the race being held in the city.

The National Road Race Championships is the annual road race cycling competition held in India. It is organized by the Cycling Federation of India and attracts top road cyclists from across the country.

New Delhi has hosted the National Road Race Championships the most times, with 10 editions of the race being held in the city.

Esow Esow is the current National Road Race Champion of India. He won the title in 2022.

Ronaldo Singh is the current National Track Cycling Champion of India. He won the title in 2022.

Akhil Rabindra is the current Mountain Bike National Champion of India. He won the title in 2022.

Ronaldo Singh has won the most medals at the Asian Cycling Championships among Indian cyclists, with a total of 10 medals (4 gold, 3 silver, and 3 bronze).