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Taitus Marak shines with 8th-place finish at Asian Mountain Bike C’hips

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By Our Reporter

Tura, Oct 28: In a moment of great significance for athletes from the Garo Hills region, and indeed for the entire nation, Taitus Marak, proudly representing India at the ongoing Asian Mountain Bike Championships in Kerala, clinched a commendable eighth-place finish this afternoon, on October 28.
Taitus, a native of Tura and a student at North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU), is one of the three talented athletes hailing from the state who have been chosen to represent the country on this prestigious platform.
In the fiercely competitive men’s elite category, the championship was dominated by Sheng Shan Chiang from Chinese Taipei, who secured victory with an impressive timing of 2.20.102. Taitus, displaying remarkable grit and determination, completed the race with a respectable timing of 2.41.404. Notably, a total of 18 participants vied for top honors in this challenging category.
The Asian Mountain Bike Championships, a two-day event, commenced today and is unfolding amidst the picturesque landscapes of the Ponmudi Hills in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
As Taitus Marak continues to make the nation proud, the event promises to be a thrilling showcase of talent and determination among elite mountain bikers from across Asia.
This remarkable achievement by Taitus Marak signifies a culmination of years of dedication and rigorous training in the field of mountain biking.
His representation of India at such a prestigious event is not only a source of personal pride but also a testament to the burgeoning talent in the Garo Hills region.
Taitus, along with his fellow athletes from Meghalaya, is receiving widespread recognition and support from the local community, which eagerly follows his progress in the championship. His performance is inspiring young athletes in the region.
The nation is behind him as he continues to pedal towards greater success and brings honor to India.

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