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The Asian Cycling Expo supports the "13th Giant Cup Bicycle Race"

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — On the second day of the 2013 Shenzhen Midi Music Festival, the continuous rainy weather in the south did not affect Midi, as Shenzhen welcomed a rare sunny day. Over 30,000 spectators came to the music festival site under the rare good weather on the weekend, setting a new record for attendance at a music festival in southern China. Music fans 01 - Photo by Zhong Junfeng, Ming Stage - Photo...
Also inspecting the venue for Demo Day

    After several days of continuous rain, May 19th brought early summer weather. More than 500 cycling enthusiasts from across the country gathered at the green Zhongshan Mausoleum Sports Park in the eastern suburbs of Nanjing to participate in the 13th "Giant Cup" Eight-Hour Mountain Team Relay Cycling Race, advocating green travel through action. Members of the Asian Cycling Expo project team came to watch the race, cheering on the participants while also taking on the responsibility of evaluating the site for “Demo Day.” After a full day of on-site experience and field inspection, the Asian Cycling Expo project team unanimously approved the Zhongshan Mausoleum Sports Park venue.
    At dawn, as the starting gun fired, the endurance riders rushed off, beginning their eight-hour relay race. The age range among the participating cyclists was wide — from young men to middle-aged women — yet regardless of age, their passion for cycling was the same. Due to the muddy and potholed ground from previous days’ rain, there were inevitable slips and falls, but nothing dampened their dedication to biking.

 


 

 
 
    In recent years, the new lifestyle concept of low-carbon living and green transportation has gained widespread acceptance, attracting people of all ages to cycling. The superior performance of sports bikes and equipment can only truly be experienced through riding. For this reason, the 2013 Asian Cycling Expo will continue the philosophy of the Eurobike Show by offering, on October 9th — the day before the exhibition opens — the most popular and participatory event from the European show: Demo Day (Experience Day). On that day, the onsite roads will be divided into road bike lanes and mountain bike lanes to accommodate more product testing and experiential needs.
 

 
 
    After deciding to hold Demo Day (Experience Day), the Asian Cycling Expo has been actively searching for a suitable venue. Through this on-site inspection and experience, the sports park used for this competition meets the requirements both in terms of external hardware conditions and internal hospitality services. Li Hao, Project Director of the Asian Cycling Expo, stated that the first Demo Day will be held at this sports park.
 

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