The Coca-Cola-sponsored Addis Ababa Bicycle Race officially began at Mexico Square, marking a major moment in the city’s sports calendar. Organized with support from the Addis Ababa Cycling Federation, the event aims to promote cycling as a sustainable form of transport and to encourage healthier lifestyles.
The race will last for one month and includes competitions for both amateur and professional cyclists. Riders from local clubs, experienced athletes, and first-time participants are taking part, all eager to show their passion and skills. The event not only highlights competitive cycling but also seeks to build stronger ties within the community through sport.
At the opening ceremony, key figures from the cycling world and Coca-Cola representatives shared their excitement about the race. They spoke about the role of cycling in boosting fitness and protecting the environment. “This event is a great chance for us to unite and share our love for cycling,” said a Coca-Cola spokesperson.
The race has drawn strong interest from local riders. Many participants said they were happy to be part of a well-organized event that allows them to represent their clubs. “It’s a fantastic platform for competition and recognition,” said one excited cyclist. Organizers also hope the event will inspire young people to take up cycling as both a sport and a practical way to get around.
The Addis Ababa Cycling Federation believes the race could lead to more events in the future, helping build a culture focused on fitness and active living. As the race moves forward, organizers expect even more support and involvement from the community.
With growing enthusiasm, the Coca-Cola-sponsored race is set to become a key yearly event—promoting not just competitive cycling, but also unity and awareness of sustainable living in Addis Ababa.
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