Hua Hin Championship Road Race 2026 attracts 600 riders
The Hua Hin Championship Road Race 2026 attracted more than 600 Thai and international cyclists on Sunday morning, underlining the growing profile of road cycling in Prachuap Khiri Khan and reinforcing Hua Hin’s position as a sports tourism destination.
The second edition of the Hua Hin Championship Road Race 2026 was held on 1 March at Wat Huay Mongkol, which served as the start and finish point for the event. Mr Preeda Sukjai, Deputy Governor of Prachuap Khiri Khan, presided over the opening ceremony.
The race was organised by the Hua Hin Cycling Club with support from the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Prachuap Khiri Khan Office, the Hua Hin–Cha-am Tourism Business Association and a network of local partners.

Among those attending the opening ceremony were Mr Supachai Kruddam, Chief District Officer of Hua Hin; Mr Isada Saovaros, Director of the TAT Prachuap Khiri Khan Office; Pol Lt Gen Damrongsak Thongngamtrakul, President of the Hua Hin Sports Association; and Ms Wasana Srikanchana, Adviser to the Hua Hin–Cha-am Tourism Business Association.
The Hua Hin Championship Road Race 2026 featured two main categories designed to appeal to both competitive riders and recreational cyclists.
The competitive race covered a distance of 80 kilometres, while a 40-kilometre tourism ride offered a less demanding option for those looking to enjoy the course at a steadier pace.
Cyclists followed a route that took them past Huay Mongkol Reservoir and through a series of rolling hills, offering open countryside views and testing sections that required sustained effort on the climbs.
Trophies and a range of prizes were presented to participants across different categories following the completion of the race.
Organisers said the event aims to promote sports tourism in Hua Hin by attracting cyclists from across Thailand as well as overseas.