Mahitha Mohan

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Mahitha Mohan

Cycling career
Sport	Cycling
Disciplines	Road, Track, MTB
Role	Rider
Medal record Representing  India Women's road cycling South Asian Games 2010 Dhaka 50 km Mass Start 2010 Dhaka Team time trial CR

Mahitha Mohan is an Indian cyclist who has competed in road, track, and mountain bike events. She has won multiple national championships and represented India in international competitions, including the South Asian Games, where she won a gold medal in the women's 50 km mass start event.

Early life

Mahitha Mohan is from Kerala, India, and began competitive cycling at a young age. She began cycling in her early teens, with limited access to facilities.

Career

Mohan emerged as a leading cyclist in India through her performances in national competitions across road, track, and mountain biking disciplines. She gained recognition at the 2010 South Asian Games, where she won the gold medal in the women's 50 km mass start event.

She also achieved success at the National Games, winning multiple gold medals, including in the individual road time trial and track cycling events.

Mohan's achievements came during a period when competitive cycling in India had limited infrastructure and international success. She was named India's best cyclist in 2010.

Palmarès

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