In June 2026 we cycled together 98'864 km in 33 countries on 6 continents. Total number of participants was 249.

Overall winner was Gabor Szenczi from Budapest, Hungary. Gabor cycled 5'008 km. This is the third best result on the Month of Cycling since its beginning in 2015! 

Agnikana Senkyrova from Zlin, Czech Republic, was the best girl with total of 3'186 km.  

Congratulations and big THANK YOU to all participants and helpers! 

Winners men June 2026: 
1. Gabor Szenczi, Budapest, Hungary, 5'008 km (3113 miles, 166.9 km/day)
2. Mananyu Siffert, Vienna, Austria, 4'409 km (2740 miles, 147.0 km/day)
3. Udayachal Senkyr, Zlin, Czech Republic, 4'164 km (2588 miles, 138.8 km/day)

Winners women June 2025: 
1. Agnikana Senkyrova, Zlin, Czech Republic, 3'186 km (1980 miles, 106.2 km/day)
2. Kata Mandl, Nuremberg, Germany, 2'008 km (1248 miles, 66.9 km/day)
3. Keertivati Senkyrova, Zlin, Czech Republic, 1'908 km (1186 miles, 63.6 km/day)
 

Results June 2026, updated as they arrived:

June 1 to June 30 (last updated on July 13, 2026) - 98'864 km, 249 participants in 33 countries on 6 continents
June 1 to June 30 (last updated on July 8, 2026) - 96'175 km, 236 participants in 33 countries on 6 continents
June 1 to June 30 (last updated on July 3, 2026) - 90'362 km, 213 participants in 31 countries on 6 continents
June 1 to June 30 (last updated on July 2, 2026) - 76'390 km, 197 participants in 31 countries on 6 continents
June 1 to June 30 (last updated on July 1, 2026) - 72'040 km, 180 participants in 30 countries on 6 continents
June 1 to June 30 - 59'751 km, 157 participants in 29 countries on 6 continents
June 1 to June 28 - 55'332 km, 152 participants in 29 countries on 6 continents
June 1 to June 26 - 51'426 km, 143 participants in 29 countries on 6 continents
June 1 to June 24 - 45'567 km, 142 participants in 27 countries on 6 continents
June 1 to June 23 - 42227 km, 136 participants in 25 countries on 5 continents
June 1 to June 20 - 33'721 km, 128 participants in 24 countries on 5 continents
June 1 to June 17 - 29'092 km, 122 participants in 24 countries on 5 continents
June 1 to June 13 - 19'102 km, 98 participants in 23 countries on 5 continents
June 1 to June 9 - 10'445 km, 77 participants in 23 countries on 5 continents
June 1 to June 6 - 5'788 km, 56 participants in 21 countries on 5 continents
June 1 to June 3 - 1'918 km, 32 participants in 18 countries on 4 continents

 

Photo-gallery June 2026:

In the gallery below the participants of this year's Month of Cycling share the photos and inspiration from their rides.​


Gabor from Budapest, Hungary, cycled an average of 160 km/day in the first week of June 2026. 


Gabor's bike on Pest quay, June 7, 2026. 


Group of Austrian, German and Italian cyclists joined in Buje, Croatia, to cycle the Parenzana trail. 

Out of the darkness ...


... and into the Light! 


Ekagra cycling in Croatia. 


Mananyu and Ekagra on Cres island, Croatia. 


Vultures in the sky, following our parched cyclists. Cres island, Croatia. Photo by Kallol. 


Katalin sends her greetings from Nuremberg, Germany. 


Kata cycling in the nature near Nuremberg, Germany. 


From June 20 to June 25, Igor participated in the Monaco di Baviera Classic Challenge. He cycled 1'600 km over Alps and Dolomites with 31'000 m elevation gain and finished on 11. place from around 90 participants. Here is what his days on the race looked like: 
Day 1: 369 km, 6'605 m elevation gain, 16h 49min cycling
Day 2: 311 km, 5'776 m elevation gain, 18h 00min cycling
Day 3: 234 km, 6'195 m elevation gain, 16h 16min cycling
Day 4: 216 km, 5'534 m elevation gain, 14h 44min cycling
Day 5: 284 km,4'197 m elevation gain, 16h 6min cycling
Day 6: 195 km, 2'643 m elevation gain, 11h 2min cycling


Andrija cycled 800 km from Smederevo, Serbia, through Macedonia, to island Tassos in Greece. Here he arrived in Nis (south Serbia), at the end of the second day of his tour.  Still in great shape, both he and his bicycle...


Not everything went so smoothly as the first two days. In Macedonia Andrija had three flat tires and got lost in the mountains during a storm. Here he is already in Greece, his bike taking a serious repair in Thessaloniki - another flat tire. 


Goal is reached! Andrija on the beach on Tassos, Greece. 


Apaguha from Prague, cycling through Czech Republic on his vacation. 


Apaguha cycling in south of Czech Republic. 


Refreshment and energy upload. 


Tapaswini enjoying the country view in Allgaeu, Germany, on one of her tours. The weather finally got better, no more rain! 


Tirtha rides near Munich, Germany... 


... and always looks for new roads, where she has never been before. 


Lorena from Turin, Italy, cycles with her husband Jan a tour through Ireland and UK. 


Jan, Lorena's husband, on the Waterford Greenway cycling path in Ireland. 


Padmananda was cycling near Adelaide, Australia, and encountered cycling cows on a milk farm. 
"If you do not have a sense of humour, 
Then God will not choose you
To be in His close company."  
                                                         -- Sri Chinmoy


Tejvan sends his love from Oxford, UK. 


Livia sends greetings to all participants of Sri Chinmoy Cycling Challenge from Kosice, Slovakia.


Shuna on Danube river bank in Hungary. 


Gergo cycled 449 km in Nuremberg, Germany. His dog Nokedli accompanied him! 


Repair needed: Anastasia's chain breaks apart on the first day of June. 


Anastasia took it with humor, as a clean-up and renewal opportunity. Here she is one week later, back on the road - with a new bike! 


Ludovit and his cousin cycling in Medzev, Slovakia. 


Ekalabhya on the road in Macedonia. 


Macedonian landscape on June 6, photo by Ekalabhya. 


Appricot tree, photo by Ekalabhya. 


Kallol in front of Karlsruhe castle, Germany. 


Jwalanta rode from Munich, Germany, to Innsbruck, Austria. He sent some impressions from his ride. 


Jwalanta riding by the Walchensee lake during his 112km tour from Innsbruck to Bad Toelz. 

 
Jwalanta having cake and tee in Bad Toelz, Germany.


Vandaniya on the bridge on Thur river, Alten, Switzerland. 


Vandaniya's bike resting on the beach...


... together with its owner. Greetings to all participants of Sri Chinmoy Cycling Challenge! 

 

Propositions 2026:

Take part in a global 30-day cycling challenge that stretches over the month of June. Ride together with friends on all continents! 

In the last fourteen years, this event has given cyclists around the world the opportunity to join together in a oneness-project and get inspiration from following each other's progress. For example, in June 2021 276 participants in 31 countries on all 6 continents cycled together 124'166 km. In June 2025 252 participants in 28 countries on 6 continents cycled together 113'102 km. In June 2022 241 participants in 28 countries on 6 continents cycled together 108'160 km. 


Sri Chinmoy Cycling Challenge: Month of Cycling - June 2026. Poster by Hrishikesh, Bulgaria.

Rules are simple - during the 30 days of June you can ride wherever you like, with whomever you like, as much as you like. Ride in a soulful and joyful consciousness and be happy! 

Send your name, place where cycled and the distance accomplished to the Organizing Team by email [email protected]. You can send results daily, weekly or the total distance at the end. Results will be posted on this page and updated as they arrive.

 

Best results: 

  • Men:       7'070 km, 2021, Igor Talevski, Skopje, Macedonia
  • Women: 4'058 km, 2025, Gerda Schlager, Salzburg, Austria

Overview of best results: 

 

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