Yak Attack

High–altitude mountain bike race in Nepal From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yak Attack is an annual high-altitude, long-distance mountain bike race. The race has been known to be non profit.[1] It takes place in Nepal, and is described as "the highest, toughest, mountain-bike race in the world".[2] The eighth annual race took place in 2014.[3]

DateMay - June
RegionNepal
LocalnameYak Attack
DisciplineMountain Biking
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Yak Attack
Race details
DateMay - June
RegionNepal
Local nameYak Attack
DisciplineMountain Biking
TypeStage race
OrganiserMTB World Wide
Web sitewww.mtb-worldwide.com/the-yak-attack/
History
First edition2007
Most wins Cory Wallace (CAN)
5 Wins
Most recent Khushiman Gharti (NEP)
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Nowadays,[when?] the Yak Attack is part of a three-part world challenge.[citation needed]

Background

Past Winners

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YearFirstSecondThird
2016Cory WallaceThinus RedelinghuysPeter Butt
2017Cory WallaceAjay Pandit ChhetriNarayan Gopal Maharjan
2018Cory WallaceRoan TamangOkesh Bajracharya
2019Cory WallaceRoan TamangRhys Verner
2022Cory WallaceSuraj Rana MagarLaxman Malla
2023Laxman MallaSuraj Rana MagarAchyut Krishna Kharel
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Results since 2025:

2025:[4] Total riders: 21. 6 nationalities including Nepali. Timing of best rider (Khusiman Gharti): 16:26:01

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FirstSecondThirdCategory
Khushiman GhartiAchyut Krishna KharelLaxman MallaOpen Male
Usha KhanalMegan Ann-Open Female
Justin HolleGanesh GurungAnil MaharjanMaster 40+
Harka LamaAmit MatityahuTom Roger BeeckMaster 50+
Rafaelle VerzellaAng Jangbu Paldorje-Grand Master 60+
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