In the 21 km race organized by Trailmandu Nepal, Daniel, the male winner, clocked two hours, 21 minutes and 32 seconds.
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In the first round of KVR Summit Challenge third edition on Saturday, Denmark's Daniel Moyler and Netherlands' Anne My Ban became the first on the women's side.
In the 21 km race organized by Trailmandu Nepal, Daniel, the male winner, clocked two hours, 21 minutes and 32 seconds.
Deepakman Tamang from Nepal finished second with a time of 2 hours 31 minutes 2 seconds. Bharat Gurung, who finished third, completed the race in two hours, thirty-one minutes and four seconds.
On the women's side, Anne finished the race the fastest with a time of two hours and 45 minutes. Germany's Sonya Martin (2:58:30 seconds) was second and Iceland's Sophie Steinker (3:09:13 seconds) was third.
