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Sabah Sedia Anjur Edisi Kedua Jelajah Borneo

KUALA LUMPUR, 30 Julai (Bernama) -- Edisi kedua kejohanan berbasikal antarabangsa Jelajah Borneo (ToB) dijangka lebih menarik berbanding penganjuran edisi sulung pada tahun lepas.

Menurut penganjur, kejohanan tahun ini dijadual dari 18 hingga 22 Ogos meliputi pantai barat Sabah.

"Selepas mesyuarat jawatankuasa pemandu negeri hari ini yang dipengerusikan Pembantu Menteri Belia dan Sukan Sabah Masiung Banah bersama Setiausaha Tetap Datuk Susanna Liaw serta Timbalan Setiausaha Tetap Penyuki Mata, semuanya sudah bersedia untuk penganjuran Jelajah Borneo," kata Pengerusi Penganjur Jelajah itu Datuk Fredie Sua dalam satu kenyataan Selasa.

Kejohanan itu bakal menampilkan 10 pasukan Kesatuan Lumba Basikal Antarabangsa (UCI) Continental, empat pasukan kebangsaan dan enam kelab negeri.

Sebagai perlumbaan berstatus 2.2 yang diiktiraf UCI, ToB akan berlangsung di sekitar bandaraya Kota Kinabalu yang indah serta bakal membawa pelumba ke destinasi baharu seperti Kota Belud, Tuaran, Penampang, Tambunan, Putatan, Papar dan Beaufort.

Mereka juga bakal berdepan pendakian yang mencabar dalam Peringkat 4 bagi laluan dari Kota Kinabalu ke Kundasang.

Kejohanan itu disebarai dalam kalendar Jelajah Asia UCI dan penganjur berharap dapat mempromosi Sabah sebagai destinasi pelancongan sukan yang unggul di Malaysia selain mempromosi sukan berbasikal di negeri ini.

Laluan Kejohanan Jelajah Borneo 2013:

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Peringkat 1: Kota Kinabalu ke Tuaran (108.7 kilometer)

Peringkat 2: Tanjung Aru ke Papar (189.2 kilometer)

Peringkat 3: Penampang ke Kota Kinabalu (132.6 kilometer)

Peringkat 4: Kota Kinabalu ke Kundasang (147.1 kilometer)

Peringkat 5: Kundasang ke Kota Kinabalu (112.4 kilometer)

-- BERNAMA

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