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29/08/2026
Faisal takes on the Great Himalayan Ultra solo & self-supported and crossed the finish line in 40 hrs 16 mins!
That’s 600 km of climbs, grit, fatigue and one very determined rider.
What a ride. What a finish! 🚴♂️⚡
Great Himalayan Ultra, 600km cycling, Himalayan cycling, ultra endurance, solo self-supported cycling
27/08/2026
Rigved Pimpalkar (3rd Place)
Over 25 hours of pushing through the absolute limits of human physiology. Rigved claims his hard-earned spot on the 444 km podium with a stellar racing time of 25 hrs 37 mins.
27/08/2026
Nagesh Wagh (3rd Place)
It is not just about how fast you start; it is about how much pain you can endure when the body begs you to stop. Nagesh Wagh secured his 600 km podium finish with a formidable racing time of 36 hrs 01 min. He showcased exactly why he belongs amongst the elite. Unyielding determination.
27/08/2026
Sachin Kale (3rd Place)
The mountains demand everything, and Sachin Kale held absolutely nothing back. Pushing through the steepest elevations, he locked in his podium finish with a pure racing time of 38 hrs 17 mins. True grit, executed mile by brutal mile.
25/08/2026
Bharath Jayaprakash (1st Place)
Endurance respects relentless preparation. Mastering the 600 km route, Bharath Jayaprakash claimed the top of the podium with a blistering racing time of 32 hrs 05 mins. A masterclass in pacing, mental fortitude, and an absolute refusal to surrender to the Himalayas.
25/08/2026
Mahesh Kini (2nd Place)
Experience is the ultimate weapon at high altitude. Securing second place in the 600 km (50+) age group, Mahesh Kini crossed the line with a highly efficient racing time of 33 hrs 27 mins. This is what discipline look like when tested against the world’s most unforgiving terrain.
25/08/2026
Luca Antony (2nd Place)
A masterstroke in relentless pursuit. Luca Antony chased down the 444 km finish line in an outstanding racing time of 22 hrs 19 mins. Fast, focused, and utterly uncompromising to the podium.
24/08/2026
Jeetu Krishnan & Kaustubh Sawant (2nd Place)
Matching the pace!
They pushed through to clock an intense acing time of 31 hrs 54 mins. A brilliant ex*****on under extreme duress.
24/08/2026
Kapil Bhadke (1st Place)
Precision, power, and absolute dominance. Kapil Bhadke conquered the 444 km Solo Self-Supported course with a breathtaking racing time of 21 hrs 28 mins to take the win.
24/08/2026
Mahesh Kini (2nd Place)
Securing second place in the 600 km (50+) age group, Mahesh Kini crossed the line with a highly efficient racing time of 33 hrs 27 mins. This is what discipline looks like when tested against the world’s most unforgiving terrain.