International cycling race kicks off in Tibet
Photo shows cyclists are preparing for the 2019 Trans-Himalaya International Extreme Cycling Race. The first -stage competition of 2nd Trans-Himalaya International Extreme Cycling Race 2019 started on the morning of October 8th in Nyingchi City, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The competition lasted 3 days and covered a route in Nyingchi, Shannan and Lhasa, attracting 28 teams with 119 cyclists from countries like China, Ukraine and Nepal.
Photo shows cyclists are riding. The first -stage competition of 2nd Trans-Himalaya International Extreme Cycling Race 2019 started on the morning of October 8th in Nyingchi City, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The competition lasted 3 days and covered a route in Nyingchi, Shannan and Lhasa, attracting 28 teams with 119 cyclists from countries like China, Ukraine and Nepal.
Photo shows cyclists are riding. The first -stage competition of 2nd Trans-Himalaya International Extreme Cycling Race 2019 started on the morning of October 8th in Nyingchi City, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The competition lasted 3 days and covered a route in Nyingchi, Shannan and Lhasa, attracting 28 teams with 119 cyclists from countries like China, Ukraine and Nepal.
Photo shows cyclists are riding. The first -stage competition of 2nd Trans-Himalaya International Extreme Cycling Race 2019 started on the morning of October 8th in Nyingchi City, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The competition lasted 3 days and covered a route in Nyingchi, Shannan and Lhasa, attracting 28 teams with 119 cyclists from countries like China, Ukraine and Nepal.
Photo shows cyclists are riding. The first -stage competition of 2nd Trans-Himalaya International Extreme Cycling Race 2019 started on the morning of October 8th in Nyingchi City, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The competition lasted 3 days and covered a route in Nyingchi, Shannan and Lhasa, attracting 28 teams with 119 cyclists from countries like China, Ukraine and Nepal.
Photo shows cyclists are riding. The first -stage competition of 2nd Trans-Himalaya International Extreme Cycling Race 2019 started on the morning of October 8th in Nyingchi City, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The competition lasted 3 days and covered a route in Nyingchi, Shannan and Lhasa, attracting 28 teams with 119 cyclists from countries like China, Ukraine and Nepal.
Photo shows cyclists are riding. The first -stage competition of 2nd Trans-Himalaya International Extreme Cycling Race 2019 started on the morning of October 8th in Nyingchi City, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The competition lasted 3 days and covered a route in Nyingchi, Shannan and Lhasa, attracting 28 teams with 119 cyclists from countries like China, Ukraine and Nepal.