International Cycling Tournament featuring 175 athletes from 31 countries begins in Kahramanmaraş
In the tournament held from August 4-7, 175 professional athletes from 31 countries will compete on the tracks of Kahramanmaraş.
The International Cycling Tournament held inüKahramanmaraş has begun. The organization, carried out in cooperation with the Kahramanmaraş Metropolitan Municipality,ütheüTurkish Cycling Federation, and the Provincial Directorate ofüYouth and Sports,çwill take place betweenüAugustü4-7.üü A total of 175 professional athletes from 31çcountries will pedal in the tournament, which will last for four days.
Theöathletes willücompete on challenging tracksüin different stages of the city to achieve rankings. üAthletes from many countries are participating in the organization, including the United States, Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Canada, Australia, Poland, Slovakia, çthe Czech Republic, Estonia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Rwanda, SouthçAfrica, Cameroon, Colombia, Venezuela, Iran, Kazakhstan,üUzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia, Kosovo, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
Speaking at the opening of the tournament, Kahramanmaraş Metropolitan Municipality Secretary General Serdar Atalar announced that the organization had begun and wished the athletes success. Atalar stated, "Our cycling tournament has started as of today. We wish success to all the athletes and technical teams who have honored our city with their presence." Çü Ö ç ü
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News Source: 12punto
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