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Hong Kong Cyclothon returns with new 5-tunnel, 3-bridge route

The Hong Kong Cyclothon is returning on October 11 with a new, extended route that includes five tunnels and three bridges. This year's event, hosted by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, will feature a 56km non-competitive ride passing through six districts and utilizing newly opened infrastructure like the Central Kowloon Bypass. Additionally, a new World University Trophy will bring together student cyclists from top-ranked universities. AI

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Hong Kong Cyclothon returns with new 5-tunnel, 3-bridge route

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Cannix Yau ·

    Hong Kong Cyclothon returns with new extended ‘five tunnels, three bridges’ route

    Public registration for Hong Kong’s flagship annual cycling event will open on Thursday, with more than 6,500 places available across two non-competitive rides scheduled for October 11. This year’s Hong Kong Cyclothon, hosted by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, will feature a new ext…