The biggest cycling event in Hong Kong typically attracts thousands of professional and amateur cyclists from around the world (but only Hong Kong this year), all eager to take a range of challenging routes through our scenic city.
The event scheduled for January 2022 has unfortunately met the same fate as the previous three Cyclothons—cancelled. The 2019 race was cancelled due to social unrest, while the 2020, 2021, and now 2022 Cyclothons were cancelled due to COVID-19.
The 50 km race offers the longest and most difficult route, with both individual riders and cycling teams taking part. The 2022 event was set to include the Hong Kong Zhuhai Bridge as part of the route.
Other race categories, which start throughout the day, include the 30 km Ride, the Family Fun Ride, and the CEO Charity and Celebrity Ride, giving you many chances to see the excitement at the starting line on Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui.
In past years, a number of races finished outside the beautiful 1881 Heritage, a Victorian-era building that was once the Marine Police Headquarters, now revitalised into a hotel and shopping complex. Details (apart from the use of the bridge) have yet to be announced.
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- 0.5 km from Tsim Sha Tsui Kwun Tong LineTsuen Wan Line
- 0.6 km from East Tsim Sha Tsui West Rail Line
