2008-07-06 The last stage of the MTB adventure in Inner Mongolia has now come to its end. The last and longest stage was the sunniest and warmest stage of them all. The leader Martin Breuvart was together with Darren Benson outstanding in the men’s race just as in the earlier stages. Darren tha...[More]

This years Genghis Khan MTB Adventure started just as last year since Martin Breuvart from France finished first, just one second before Darren Benson from Australia. The first stage started in Na Damu Arena and ended in the Mongolian tent village Menggu Hansheng. The first stage went very well e...[More]

Nordic Ways will host the first ever Grassland Marathon, a 42 km run across the waving grasslands of Inner Mongolia! This ultimate endurance test will take place on July 7, following three days of mountain biking on July 4 - 6! Check our program for more details. Registration - a g...[More]

  Over 20 000 locals had shown up at the finish area of the third and final stage of Genghis Kahn Mountain Bike Adventure, eagerly awaiting the bikers to turn that last corner and head down town, towards the final finish line.  The atmosphere on the town square where the bikers would ...[More]

    Following up with the next stage on the morning of July 7th, Martin Breuvart and 吕桃涛 was wearing the yellow shirt, signifying their position at first place, and Martin Breuvart had no intention of giving it away.   On the second day of the race, it wasn’t the heat...[More]

It all began midday today on July 6th. On the starting line stood 188 mountain bikers, 52 women and 136 men, all ready to embark on a three day mountain bike adventure on the vast grasslands of Inner Mongolia.     With almost 40 degrees and no shadow there was no doubt that th...[More]

  Due to the enormous interest shown in the first ever Genghis Khan Mountain Bike Adventure we would like to remind all our Mountain Bike Friends that we are now entering the last week of registration. The registration for this three day mountain bike race, taking place in Inner Mongolia, w...[More]