Fun and joy: Fans dressed as nurses and ‘Auntie Thanos’ egg on cyclists while Mohd Harrif (below) poses in Langkawi to celebrate his success in winning two stages.
PETALING JAYA: Two champions, a Malaysian team destined for greatness, communities gathered for fun and sports and a truly world-class race. Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) 2020, held for the first time as a UCI ProSeries race, was all of that.
For 10 days, including two days of the specially-organised one-day races, the 25th LTdL saw local and global cycling fans and locals along the route being treated to world-class action and a colourful cycling extravaganza.
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