Swiss Cyclist Simon Wins Second Stage of Tour of Salalah

Salalah (ONA): Swiss cyclist Simon won the second stage of the 6th edition of the Tour of Salalah cycling race, organized by Dhofar Municipality in cooperation with Oman Cycling Association.

The Tour of Salalah, which runs until 9 September, aims to highlight the Governorate of Dhofar’s natural and cultural attractions, boost the Sultanate of Oman’s presence on the global cycling map and furnish grounds for organizing races accredited by the International Cycling Union or Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI).

In particular, the event seeks to develop the skills of Omani cyclists, discover young talents, raise the technical level of the sport and promote health awareness.

The second stage of the Tour of Salalah started from Al Dahariz Beach, headed to Al Mamoura Roundabout, passed by Mirbat Fort and concluded at Wadi Darbat. The third stage of the Tour of Salah will be held tomorrow (8 September 2026). It will extend from Taqah Fort to Jabal Samhan mountain flank—a stretch of 156 kilometres.

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