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Mysore State Association Cyclists for the National Cycling Championships 1961
The Mysore State Association cyclists who arrived in Colombo yesterday to participate in the National Cycling Championships to be held tomorrow and on Sunday at St. Peter's College.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Olaf Ludwig (GDR) twofold stage winner in his hometown
In a breathtaking finish 24-year-old Olaf Ludwig (GDR/foreground left) won the second stage of the 37th International Peace Cycle Race over 194 kilometers from Magdeburg to Gera, his hometown. He was followed home by Venelin Hubenov (r./Bulgaria/s...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Lutz Hesslich Lutz Hesslich and Emanuel Raasch
Lutz Heisslich (right) emerged champion for the third successive year in the fifth GDR Indoor Cycling Championships. Emanuel Raasch (left) finished second. Forty-four cyclists too part in the championships giving exciting fights on the winter cou...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Ranjith Anura and Mendis Abeysekara (standarad bicycles)
Ranjith Anura and Mendis Abeysekara, in the Galle Cycle Safari, broke ahead of the other racers in Induruwa and passed by Ambalangoda.
The Times of Ceylon Press
(LEFT) — The Ambassador of the German Democratic Republic, Professor Dr. Helmut Fauletter presenting a bicycle to the President of the Ceylon Cycling Association, Mr. M.B. Senanayake. This was a gift from the East German Government.
The Times of Ceylon Press
E.M Mack, the outstanding competitor at the first track cycling championships of Ceylon held during the weekend at St. Peter's College ground. This youngster won the 2,000 meters scratched (juniors), 2000 meters (juniors) and the 4000 meters scrat...
The Times of Ceylon Press
The proud winner of the Ceylon 'Daily Mirror' Shield: L.G Wilmon Perera being presented the Men's Championship Shield by Mrs Faulwetter wife of the ambassador of the German Democratic Republic, Prof. Dr. Helmut Fawlwetter at yesterday's National ...
Daily Mirror
The 112 miles men's bicycle race organized by the Ratnapura District Cycling Association, sponsored by Lankadeepa with the assistance of 'Jaya Silumina' Gems, was won by Sunil Edirisingha of the Sri Lankan Army within 4 hours and 45 minutes. This ...
The Times of Ceylon Press