In the 21-kilometer race organized by Trailmandu Nepal on Saturday, the winner of the men's race, Bishal, completed the race in 2 hours and 31 minutes. Nepal's Birendra Pandey and Yugal Rai came in second and third place.
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Nepal's Bishal Rai and Netherlands' Marijne Gubertson have emerged victorious in the second round of the third edition of the KVR Summit Challenge in the men's category and the women's category, respectively.
In the 21-kilometer race organized by Trailmandu Nepal on Saturday, the winner of the men's race, Bishal, finished the race in 2 hours 31 minutes. Nepal's Birendra Pandey and Yugal Rai finished second and third. Birendra completed the race in 2 hours 42 minutes and Yugal Rai in 3 hours 37 minutes.
In the women's race, Marize finished the race in 3 hours 37 minutes. Scotland's Georgia Tindley finished the race in 4 hours 7 minutes 50 seconds and Finland's Sonya Muitari finished the race in 4 hours 9 minutes 51 seconds, finishing second and third.
The 21-km race started from Syuchatar and ended at Suryachaur via Gurje Bhanjyang, Shivari Peak, Danda Gaun, Gurje Bhanjyang.
