Mohsin Khan
Pakistani Cyclist Profile

Mohsin Khan

Mohsin Khan is a Pakistani elite road and track cyclist from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. He has represented Pakistan in international competitions, including the UCI Road World Championships and Asian Road Cycling Championships. He is also a national-level champion, winning the 2023 Pakistan National Road Cycling Championship, and has been one of Pakistan’s prominent competitive cyclists in the modern era.

City: Peshawar Province: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Discipline: Road Cycling Cyclist Type: Professional Cyclist Era / Generation: Modern Generation (2020–Present)
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Biography

Mohsin Khan is a Pakistani elite road and track cyclist from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. He has represented Pakistan in international competitions, including the UCI Road World Championships and Asian Road Cycling Championships. He is also a national-level champion, winning the 2023 Pakistan National Road Cycling Championship, and has been one of Pakistan’s prominent competitive cyclists in the modern era.

Major Achievements

Pakistan National Road Champion — 2023

National Career

2023 — National Road Champion
2016 — National Time Trial Championship, 2nd
2017 — National Team Time Trial Champion
2025 — National Road Championship, 4th

International Career

UCI Road World Championships
Asian Road Cycling Championships
South Asian Cycling Championship
Asia Cup Cycling

Notable Records

Pakistan Day Cycling Race — 2015
Pakistan Day Cycling Race — 2018
Quaid-e-Azam Day Cycling Race — 2021
Tour de Khyber — 2022

Official Sources

  • CyclingRanking
  • ProCyclingStats
  • Cyclingflash
  • Dawn
  • Associated Press of Pakistan
  • The News
  • Cyclingnews

Detailed Biography

Mohsin Khan is a Pakistani elite cyclist from Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, who has represented Pakistan in major national and international cycling competitions. Born on 3 February 1993, he has competed primarily in road cycling while also contributing to Pakistan’s track cycling results. CyclingRanking records his competitive career from 2015 through 2023, with an overall score of 16, placing him among Pakistan’s notable internationally recorded cyclists.

Mohsin became particularly prominent during the mid-2010s. In 2016, he represented Pakistan at the UCI Road World Championships in Doha, Qatar, competing in the Elite Men’s Individual Time Trial. He completed the 40-kilometre event in 64th position, finishing 15 minutes and 50.70 seconds behind the winner.

His international career also included appearances at Asian and regional competitions. In 2018, Dawn reported that Mohsin had represented Pakistan at the World Cycling Championships, the South Asian Cycling Championship in India, the Asia Cup in India, and the Asian Cycling Championship in Japan.

Mohsin has also achieved significant success in domestic Pakistani cycling. He won the Pakistan Day Cycling Race in 2018, completing the 28-kilometre Elite Class race in 36 minutes and 31 seconds. At the time, he was riding for Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC).

His domestic results continued in the following years. His recorded achievements include the Quaid-e-Azam Day Cycling Race in 2021 and the Tour de Khyber in 2022. He was also selected for Pakistan’s elite squad for the 2022 Asian Road Cycling Championships in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, alongside Ali Ilyas and other Pakistani riders.

The 2022 Asian Road Cycling Championship was another important international appearance for Mohsin. He competed in the men’s road race in Dushanbe, although he did not finish the event.

Mohsin has also contributed to Pakistan’s track cycling. At the 2022 Asian Track Cycling Championships in New Delhi, Mohsin Khan, Syed Shah and Zahoor Ahmed recorded 53.804 seconds in the team sprint, a performance listed among Pakistan’s national track cycling records.

In the 2023 Pakistan National Road Cycling Championship, Mohsin Khan became the national road champion, with Syed Shah taking second and Aashir Aashir third.

More recently, Mohsin continued competing at national level. At the 2025 National Road Championships, he finished 4th in the Men’s Elite Road Race behind Ali Jawaid, Umar Farooq and Shan Muhammad.

Mohsin Khan’s career represents an important part of Pakistan’s modern cycling development. His combination of national championship success, international representation and participation in both road and track cycling makes him a valuable addition to the Pakistani Cyclists Directory.

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