Çakari Cycling Federation
| Çakari Cycling Federation CCF | |
| Sport |
 Cycling |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Çakaristan |
| Founded | 1748 AN |
| Headquarters | Agra |
| President | Samira Daryush |
The Çakari Cycling Federation (CCF) is the national governing body for cycling in Çakaristan. Founded in 1748 AN, the federation is responsible for the organisation, regulation and development of competitive cycling throughout the Çakar Empire. It is affiliated with the Micras Cycling Union (MCU), the international governing body for cycling on Micras.
The federation oversees road cycling, track cycling, mountain biking and other cycling disciplines. Its headquarters are located in Agra.
History
The Çakari Cycling Federation was established in 1748 AN as the national authority for competitive cycling in Çakaristan. Its foundation brought together regional cycling clubs and organisations under a unified national structure.
The federation's establishment followed earlier efforts to develop international cycling competitions on Micras. The Micras Cycling Union had previously been founded in anticipation of the Tri-State Cycling Tour, an international competition that ultimately failed to materialise.
Under its first president, Farid Mehrabani, the federation concentrated on establishing national regulations, registering cycling clubs and developing a competition structure.
His successor, Rajiv Pratap Singh, oversaw the expansion of organised cycling throughout the empire. During his presidency, the federation strengthened its regional representation and developed a national calendar of road cycling events.
In 1760 AN, Samira Daryush became the federation's third president. Her administration has focused on strengthening international cooperation through the Micras Cycling Union and promoting the major cycling competitions of Çakaristan.
Organisation
The federation is governed by a president elected for a four-year term. Presidents may be re-elected for additional terms.
The CCF coordinates the activities of regional cycling organisations, establishes competition regulations and oversees the registration of cyclists and cycling clubs.
The federation is also responsible for the selection and administration of cyclists representing Çakaristan in international competitions.
Presidents
| No. | President | Term of office | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Farid Mehrabani | 1748–1752 AN | 4 years |
| 2 | Rajiv Pratap Singh | 1752–1760 AN | 8 years |
| 3 | Samira Daryush | 1760–present | Incumbent |
Competitions
The Çakari Cycling Federation oversees three major road cycling competitions.
| Competition | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tour de Çakaristan | Stage race | The principal national cycling tour, featuring stages across different regions of the Çakar Empire. |
| Manbai Classic | One-day race | A road cycling classic held in and around Manbai. |
| Tour de Barikalus | Stage race | A regional cycling tour held in Barikalus, featuring the varied terrain and landscapes of the emirate. |
International affiliation
The Çakari Cycling Federation is affiliated with the Micras Cycling Union, the cycling division of the Fédération Micraise de Sport.
Through this affiliation, the federation represents Çakaristan within the international cycling community and coordinates the participation of Çakari cyclists in competitions organised under the authority of the MCU.
See also
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