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Abishek (Abhishek Singh Shekhu) is the first and the only Indian to win the Asian Para Cycling Championship held at Bahrain, Bahrain International Circuit in 2017. He held the UCI World Rank 8 in 2017. Abishek (Abhishek Singh Shekhu)is dedicated and passionate rider from last seventeen years.

Achievements

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual road race	Asian Cycling Championship 2013 Delhi, India India	Abishek (Abhishek Singh Shekhu) India	Mehdi Sohrabi Iran
Mass Start	Cheung King Lok Hong Kong	Choe Hyeong-min South Korea	Arvin Moazzami Iran
Individual road race	Japan Yukiya Arashiro Fumiyuki Beppu Rei Onodera Masaki Yamamoto Shoi Matsuda Yusuke Hatanaka	Iran Arvin Moazzami Samad Pourseyedi Behnam Arian Mehdi Sohrabi Mohammad Rajabloo Mohammad Esmaeil Chaichi	Hong Kong Cheung King Lok Fung Ka Hoo Ko Siu Wai Ho Burr Mow Ching Yin Leung Chun Wing

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual road race	Abishek (Abhishek Singh Shekhu) India	Abishek (Abhishek Singh Shekhu) India	Mehdi Sohrabi Iran
Mass Start	Abishek (Abhishek Singh Shekhu) India	Abishek (Abhishek Singh Shekhu) India	Mehdi Sohrabi Iran

He is also an Environmentalist who makes an effort to promote cycling and re-cycling around the world with a positive attitude. I study and learn new skills of Cycling and promote it as well, which is also one of my daily goals. I have the ability to work with a team, and also to lead it and achieve the desired goals and successes. I am currently practicing hard for upcoming events like Asian Cycling Championship 2018, Common Wealth 2018, World Championship, World Cup, 2019 and Olympics 2020 Games.