Question 1: Today is World Bicycle Day. Which country has the highest number of bicycles per capita?
A Netherlands
B Germany
C Denmark
Home to 17 million people, the Netherlands boasts the highest bicycle-to-person ratio globally, with 23 million bikes. That’s an average of 1.3 bicycles per person—more than anywhere else in the world, reflecting the country’s deep-rooted cycling culture and commitment to sustainable transport.
Correct Answer: Netherlands
Question 2: Karl Drais is known as the …
A Father of the bicycle
B Inventor of the treadle bicycle
C Inventor of the pedal bicycle
German inventor Karl Drais is hailed as the father of the bicycle. In 1817, he unveiled a steerable two-wheeled vehicle, pioneering personal transport. His innovation laid the foundation for modern bicycles.
Correct Answer: Father of the bicycle
Question 3: What is the oldest Grand Tour in professional cycling?
A Tour de France
B Giro d’Italia
C Milan-San Remo
The Tour de France, a premier men’s multi-stage cycling race, is held annually across France. First launched in 1903 to boost sales for L’Auto newspaper, it’s the oldest and most prestigious Grand Tour. The event paused only during the world wars, resuming its iconic legacy each year since.
Correct Answer: Tour de France