The Ghana Cycling Federation proudly announces the successful conclusion of the 10th National Cycling Road Championships, held on November 30, 2024, along the scenic Olebu-Ablekuma-Pokuasi route. This milestone event showcased the nation’s top cycling talent, featuring impressive performances across Elite, Under-23, and Junior categories.

Event Overview:
Over 65 cyclists from five regions competed in the championship, which celebrated athleticism, endurance, and sportsmanship. The challenging course tested riders’ strength and strategy, set against breathtaking landscapes.

Notable Achievements:

Francis Amu (FCG Cycling Club) dominated the Elite Men’s category, completing the 100 km race in 2 hours, 37 minutes, 20 seconds at an average speed of 38.14 km/h.

Ellen Anim (Club Sky Team) excelled in the Elite Women’s races, clocking 1 hour, 46 minutes, 1 second for the 50 km road race and 47 minutes, 3 seconds for the 25 km time trial.

Emmanuel Sesi (Royal Stars Cycling Club, Volta Region) claimed first place in the Under-23 Men’s race and secured second in the Elite Men’s category with a time of 2 hours, 25 minutes, 10 seconds over 100 km.

Farrakhan Shaaban Mohammed (River Park, Eastern Region), a promising 17-year-old, won the Junior Men’s 62.5 km road race (1 hour, 47 minutes, 14 seconds) and the 25 km time trial (38 minutes, 10 seconds), showcasing his advanced training techniques.

Frank Love Quaye (The Boss Tribes Cycling Club) emerged victorious in the Elite and Under-23 25 km time trials with an impressive time of 36 minutes, 3 seconds at an average speed of 41.61 km/h.


Participation and Impact:
The event brought together 56 male and 5 female cyclists from 12 clubs, attracting over 2,000 enthusiastic spectators, including children from the Sena Foundation School cycling initiative.

Statement from GCF President:
“This 10th edition marks a significant milestone in the growth of cycling in Ghana. It inspires future generations to embrace this sport and promotes unity and healthy living,” stated Mohammed B. Sahnoon Esq., President of the Ghana Cycling Federation.

Gratitude and Future Plans:
The GCF expressed gratitude to sponsors, volunteers, and partners for their support. Preparations are already underway for the 11th edition in June 2025, with the Federation focusing on developing cycling in Ghana and preparing for LA 2028 through initiatives like the Bahati Foundation’s training program in Los Angeles.