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Amman, June 28 (Petra) — The Jordan Cycling Federation has concluded
the National Cycling Championship after two days of competition held
along the Queen Alia International Airport Road in Amman, with riders
competing across multiple age categories in both road race and time
trial events.
The championship concluded on Saturday with individual time trial
races for all men’s and women’s categories. The men’s elite and
under-23 men’s races covered a distance of 40 kilometres, while the
women’s elite, under-23 women, junior women, junior men, youth boys
and youth girls competed over 20 kilometres.
The competition opened on Friday with the individual road race events
for all categories.
The championship witnessed strong competition among participants and
attracted broad participation, with 120 male and female cyclists
taking part, particularly in the youth boys’ and girls’ divisions.
The event was organised in accordance with the regulations of the
Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), allowing participants to earn
international ranking points that count toward their global
standings.
//Petra// RZ