A Mongolian cyclist, T.Enkhjargal, has become the first Asian Champion after she won the Asian Cycling Championships in New Delhi India on March 13th. T.Enkhjargal won gold from the Asian Cycling Championships 2013 leaving  behind 19 cyclists on a 28 km long track event. The Mongolian rider has previously competed in a triathlon for the Youth Olympic Games (YOG), an international multi-sport event first held in Singapore in 2010.

The Mongolian National team trained for the competition in South Korea with support of joint program, Vision, run by the Mongolian National Olympic Committee and organizers of Incheon-2014 Asian Games. The team departed to new Delhi in India to participate in the Asian Cycling Championships. The Mongolian National Team consists of 10 members who stayed for one month in South Korea for training as agreed in the cooperation contract of the Vision program.

State Prized J.Ulzii-Orshikh worked as the general coach for the Mongolian National team for the Asian Cycling Championships. Previously the Mongolian National team of archery was sent through the Vision program by the Mongolian National Olympic Committee in 2007.