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BORN IN CHANDIGARH.
BUILT TO RACE.

13 Years Old · Youth Category U-14 · Road Race & Time Trial · 3× Silver Medalist · Olympic Dream 2036.

Born in Chandigarh 13 Years Old Youth Category U-14 Road Race & Time Trial 3× Silver Medalist Olympic Dream 2036
3
Silver Medals
2025
Year One
27th
National Rank
U-14
Youth Category

IT STARTED WITH
ONE BIKE.

Full Journey

A 13-year-old cyclist who bought his first road bike, trained for only two months, won two silver medals at the State Championship, represented Chandigarh at the National School Games, and recently secured second place against nearly 100 riders—including experienced adults on high-end bicycles—is now striving to bring national and international recognition to Chandigarh and India.

Haransh Singh is one of Chandigarh's emerging young road cyclists who has demonstrated extraordinary determination and rapid progression in competitive cycling.

In less than a year of structured training, he has progressed from his first road bike to representing Chandigarh at the National School Games while competing against some of India's strongest young cyclists.

His dedication, discipline, and consistent performance make him a promising athlete with the potential to compete at the national and international levels.

WHO IS HARANSH SINGH?

Personal
NameHaransh Singh
Age13 Years
CityChandigarh
CategoryYouth (U-14)
Sporting
DisciplineRoad Cycling
EventsTT & Mass Start
First BikeTriban RC520
Training SinceJan 2025
Achievements
Silver Medals3
National Rank27th
State SelectionsMultiple
Time to Medal2 Months
Representation
StateChandigarh
FederationCFI
School GamesParticipant
Future
INDIA
🇮🇳

MONTH BY MONTH.

A timeline that proves what's possible when talent meets obsession.

August 2025

The Spark

Purchased his first road bike — a Triban RC520. No background in competitive cycling. No coach. No team. Just a burning desire to race. Started riding every morning before school, building base fitness from absolute zero.

September 2025

The Grind Begins

Woke up at 5:00 AM daily. Rode 20-40km before school. Researched training techniques, watched pro cycling footage, studied race tactics. Learned about drafting, pacing, nutrition — all self-taught.

October 2025 · State Championship

Silver — Time Trial

First competitive race of his life. Entered the State Championship Time Trial. Rode against trained athletes with years of experience. Result? Silver medal. Nobody saw it coming — except Haransh.

October 2025 · State Championship

Silver — Mass Start

Doubled down in the Mass Start Road Race. A completely different skill set — pack riding, sprint finishes, tactical positioning. Another Silver. Two silvers in one championship. Chandigarh took notice.

November 2025

Selected for Nationals

His state performance was impossible to ignore. Officially selected to represent Chandigarh at the National School Games — one of the youngest representatives in the cycling contingent.

January 2026 · National School Games

27th at Nationals

Faced India's best young cyclists on a national stage. Finished 27th overall — a remarkable result for someone who'd been racing for barely a few months. The experience was invaluable. The hunger grew stronger.

May 2026 · Tour De City Season 4

Silver among 100 Riders

Entered Tour De City Season 4 — an open event with 100 competitive riders. Navigated the peloton, executed race strategy, and claimed Silver. The boy who started on a budget bike was now beating riders on carbon machines.

Now

Nationally Ranked. Hungrier Than Ever.

Haransh now holds a national ranking, has 3 silver medals, and is training harder than ever. The target: National Top in 2026, National Medal in 2027, Asian Championship in 2028. The ladder to the Olympics has begun.

BEFORE SCHOOL. AFTER SCHOOL. ALWAYS.

Balancing academics and elite sport requires a schedule most adults couldn't handle.

4:45 AM

Wake Up

Alarm goes off. No snooze. Light snack — banana or dates. Check training plan for the day.

5:00 AM

Morning Ride

40-80km road ride through Chandigarh. Intervals, endurance blocks, or recovery spins depending on the day's plan.

7:00 AM

Recovery & School

Cool down, stretch, shower. Protein shake. Then it's time for school — like any other 13-year-old.

2:00 PM

School Ends

Quick meal — rice, dal, vegetables. Rest for an hour. Review training data from the morning ride if using a power meter.

4:00 PM

Strength & Conditioning

Gym session: squats, lunges, core work, plyometrics. Building the power foundation needed for sprinting and climbing.

6:00 PM

Homework & Study

Academics are non-negotiable. Completing schoolwork, studying for exams. The discipline extends beyond the bike.

8:00 PM

Dinner & Recovery

Nutrition-focused dinner. Foam rolling. Watch race footage or cycling analysis videos. Mental preparation for the next day.

9:30 PM

Lights Out

9-10 hours of sleep is critical for recovery and growth at this age. No compromises. Tomorrow starts at 4:45 again.

WHAT DRIVES HIM.

Process Over Results

Medals are outcomes. The focus is always on the process — every training session, every meal, every recovery hour. Results follow discipline, not the other way around.

Academics First

No sport comes at the cost of education. Haransh maintains his school performance alongside elite training — because a champion needs both body and mind.

Respect for the Sport

Every competitor is respected. Every race is a learning opportunity. Win or lose, the cycling community is family. Clean sport, always.

Embrace the Suffering

Cycling is suffering. Climbs hurt. Sprints burn. The headwind never stops. But the pain is temporary — the growth is permanent. That's the mindset.

WINNING ON A BUDGET BIKE.

His competitors ride carbon machines worth ₹5-8 lakhs. Haransh started on a ₹15,000 bike — and still won Silver.

Current Bike

Triban RC520

₹15,000

Aluminum frame, basic components, stock wheels. The bike that started it all — and already delivered 3 silver medals.

  • Aluminum
  • Stock Wheels
  • Entry Level
Typical Competitor

Carbon Race Bike

₹3.5L – ₹8L

Full carbon frame, electronic shifting, carbon wheels, power meters. The standard at national-level competition.

  • Carbon
  • Electronic
  • Carbon Wheels
NEEDED
What's Next

Pro-Level Setup

₹5,00,000+

To compete for gold at nationals and beyond, Haransh needs a carbon bike, power meter, race wheels, and proper coaching.

  • Carbon Frame
  • Power Meter
  • Race Wheels

"Imagine what he'll do on equal equipment. That's what sponsorship unlocks."

I don't want to be the best kid on a cheap bike. I want to be the best cyclist in India — and show every kid that you don't need expensive gear to start. You just need to start.

Haransh Singh
State Road Cyclist · Chandigarh

BEHIND EVERY CHAMPION.

No athlete reaches the start line alone. Here's who makes it possible.

Family

Parents who wake up at 4:30 AM to ensure he's fueled, fed, and on the road. The unsung heroes behind every early morning and every outstation race.

School

Teachers and school management who understand the dual demands of academics and sport, providing flexibility and encouragement.

Cycling Community

Local cyclists in Chandigarh who ride with him, share tips, and create a training environment that pushes everyone forward.

Coach (NEEDED)

Currently self-coached — studying, learning, applying. A dedicated coach would transform his training from good to elite. This is a top priority for sponsorship funding.

You — The Next Pillar

Every champion's story has a turning point — the moment someone believed enough to invest. That could be you. Sponsorship isn't just funding; it's saying "I believe in your dream."

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