Para-cycling is a specialized form of competitive cycling that allows athletes with physical or visual impairments to participate at the highest levels. Like traditional cycling, para-cycling includes both road and track events, but the sport is adapted to meet the needs of athletes with various disabilities, ensuring an inclusive competitive environment.

In para-cycling, athletes compete in different classifications based on the type and degree of their impairment, allowing for fair and equitable competition. The sport includes events such as time trials, road races, and team relays, with modifications made to ensure accessibility, such as specialized bikes for those with mobility impairments or tandem bikes for visually impaired athletes.

Para-cycling is featured in major international events, including the Paralympic Games, where athletes from around the world compete for gold. These events highlight the extraordinary determination and skill of para-cyclists, promoting inclusivity while maintaining the competitive integrity of the sport.