Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya Unveils Logo of World’s First Franchise-Based Cycling League of India
In March 2026, Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (MYAS) unveiled the logo of the Cycling League of India (CLI), the world’s first franchise-based road cycling league, aimed at strengthening India’s professional cycling ecosystem and promoting the sport across the country.
Objective: The CLI aims to create a professional ecosystem that will nurture talent, attract global attention, and inspire young Indians to take up the sport. This aligns with the national vision of a fit and vibrant India.
Franchises: The upcoming league will feature eight city or region-based franchises. Each franchise will comprise ten cyclists, creating a structured professional landscape.
Composition: The team composition within each franchise will include two international riders to bring global expertise and competitiveness. It will also feature two junior cyclists to nurture emerging Indian talent and ensure long-term sustainability.
Formats: The competitions will be conducted in three structured phases leading to a grand finale. Races will feature diverse formats, including criterium races, team time trials, and mass start events. These formats are designed to deliver both strategic competition and exciting viewing for spectators.
In March 2026, Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (MYAS) unveiled the logo of the Cycling League of India (CLI), the world’s first franchise-based road cycling league, aimed at strengthening India’s professional cycling ecosystem and promoting the sport across the country.
Objective: The CLI aims to create a professional ecosystem that will nurture talent, attract global attention, and inspire young Indians to take up the sport. This aligns with the national vision of a fit and vibrant India.
Franchises: The upcoming league will feature eight city or region-based franchises. Each franchise will comprise ten cyclists, creating a structured professional landscape.
Composition: The team composition within each franchise will include two international riders to bring global expertise and competitiveness. It will also feature two junior cyclists to nurture emerging Indian talent and ensure long-term sustainability.
Formats: The competitions will be conducted in three structured phases leading to a grand finale. Races will feature diverse formats, including criterium races, team time trials, and mass start events. These formats are designed to deliver both strategic competition and exciting viewing for spectators.
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