More than 1,800 join Dubai cycling event

More than 1,800 cyclists from across the world took to the streets of Dubai for the sixth edition of the Spinneys Dubai 92 Cycle Challenge. Jacob Tipper was the fastest male finished in the 92 km ride, taking 2.13.32 to cover the distance, while the female category was led by Aimee Wright, with a time of 2.37.26. A 53 km Corporate Challenge was also held alongside the main race on Friday. On Thursday, two Junior Challenges were held for riders under 16, with over 150 children participating in the 15 km and 30 km rides.

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