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Mahitha Mohan is an Indian cyclist who has been national champion in multiple road, track, and mountain bike events.[1] At the 2010 South Asian Games, she was the 50 km Mass Start gold medal winner.[2] She was named India's best cyclist in 2010.
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Medal record
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Biography
editMahitha Mohan started competitive cycling in 2002, at the age of 14, following her elder brother Santhanu into the sport. With the family living in Thodupuzha, a small town in Kerala, India, the nearest cycling track for training was located at Trivandrum, a more than 5-hour drive away.
Palmarès
edit- 2002
- National Track Cycling Championship
Time Trial (Girls under 14)
Individual pursuit (Girls under 14)
- 2003
- National Mountain Bike Cycling Championship
- Mass Start (Girls under 16)
Mass Start (Girls under 18)- Time Trial (Girls under 16)
- National Track Cycling Championship
- Team pursuit (Girls under 18)
- Team time trial (Girls under 18)
- Individual pursuit (Girls under 16)
- 2004
- National Mountain Bike Cycling Championship
- Mass Start (Girls under 16)
- Mass Start (Girls under 18)
- Time Trial (Girls under 16)
- National Track Cycling Championship
- Team pursuit (Girls under 18)
- Team time trial (Girls under 18)
- 2005
- National Mountain Bike Cycling Championship
- Mass Start (Girls under 18)
- Time Trial (Girls under 18)
- 2006
- National Track Cycling Championship (at Patiyala)
- Olympic Sprint (Girls under 19)
- Mass Start (Girls under 19)
- Points race (Girls under 19)
- Team pursuit (Girls under 19)
- Team time trial (Girls under 19)
- National Track Cycling Championship (at Bijapur)
- Mass Start (Girls under 19)
- Points race (Girls under 19)
- Olympic Sprint (Girls under 19)
- Team time trial (Girls under 19)
- Points race (Women)
- Team pursuit (Girls under 19)
- National Road Cycling Championship
- Mass Start (Girls under 19)
- Time Trial (Girls under 19)
- Team time trial (Women)
- All India Inter University Cycling Championship
- Mass Start
- Time Trial
- 2007
- National Mountain Bike Cycling Championship
- Mass Start (Girls under 19)
- National Games of India
- National Track Cycling Championship
- Points race (Women)
- Points race (Girls under 19)
- Scratch race (Girls under 19)
- Time Trial (Girls under 19)
- Olympic Team Sprint (Women)
- Sprint (Women)
- Time Trial (Women)
- Team pursuit (Women)
- Team time trial (Women)
- National Road Cycling Championship
- Mass Start (Girls under 19)
- Team time trial (Women)
- Time Trial (Women)
- 2008
- All India Inter University Cycling Championship
- Mass Start (Women)
- Time Trial (Women)
- Team pursuit (Women)
- Team time trial (Women)
- National Road Cycling Championship
- Kriterium (Women)
- Mass Start (Women)
- Team time trial (Women)
- 2009
- National Track Cycling Championship
- Points race (Women)
- Time Trial (Women)
- Olympic Sprint (Women)
- Sprint (Women)
- Team pursuit (Women)
- Team time trial (Women)
- All India Inter University Cycling Championship
- Mass Start (Women)
- Time Trial (Women)
- Team time trial (Women)
- Team pursuit
- 2010
- South Asian Games
- Mass Start 50 km
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Team time trial
References
edit- ^ "Mahitha Mohan ends on a high with three gold in cycling". The Times of India. Press Trust of India. 23 February 2011. Archived from the original on 28 September 2013. Retrieved 9 May 2014.
- ^ Sabanayakan, S. (2 February 2010). "Good haul by Indian contingent". The Hindu. Retrieved 9 May 2014.
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