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Ma Binyan马彬焱
A national champion with continuing Asian-level competition and a useful multi-season record.
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Why this rider matters
His profile adds continuity: not only the newest result, but how a leading domestic rider sustains a career.
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Profile data
- Born
- 1999-01-25
- Current team
- China Anta–Mentech
- Height / weight
- Not publicly verified
- Last verified
- 2026-09-06
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Full profile
Ma Binyan’s profile shows how track experience can transfer into road racing. His earlier focus was omnium and Madison before moving into professional road competition. He won China’s elite men’s national road title in 2023, and a General Administration of Sport report recorded his eighth place on stage 2 of the 2023 Tour of Guangxi as the best WorldTour-stage result by a domestic Chinese rider at that time. Rather than labelling him simply as a sprinter, the safer description is a Continental-level road rider with a track background and demonstrated experience on rolling roads and international mass-start races.
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Technique and race style
Track-to-road transition
Official reporting confirms an earlier focus on omnium and Madison before his professional road move.
View evidence ↗Rolling-road suitability
Ma said after his 2023 national title that rolling terrain suited his characteristics.
View evidence ↗Mass-start experience
A result-based summary from his national title, Tour of Guangxi and Asian Championship record, not a physiological label.
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Evidence snapshot
- 01Won the 2023 Chinese elite men's road championship.
- 02Raced for China Anta–Mentech in 2026.
- 03Finished 14th in the 2026 Asian elite road championship.
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Recent results
- 2026 Asian Championships — elite road race 14th
- 2023 Tour of Guangxi stage 2 — eighth
- 2023 Chinese Championships — elite men's road champion
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Major honours
- 2023 Chinese elite road champion
- 2021 National Games road-race bronze
- Track-to-road pathway including Madison and omnium
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Signature races
Chinese National Road Championships
Elite men’s road-race champion in 4:47:59The roughly 210 km title race established him as a national-level road finisher after his track background.
Race source ↗Tour of Guangxi stage 2
EighthOfficial reporting described it as the best WorldTour-stage result by a domestic Chinese rider at the time.
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Career timeline
Focused on omnium and Madison before moving to professional road racing.
↗Won National Games road-race bronze.
↗Joined a professional road team and began the road transition.
↗Won the Chinese elite national road race in 4:47:59.
↗Finished eighth on Tour of Guangxi stage 2.
↗A secondary results database records 14th in the Asian elite road race.
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2025–2026 trajectory
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Performance signals
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Data boundary
Current team and results use a secondary database and should be rechecked each season.
Public training data: No athlete-confirmed public training profile was verified. Race results are kept separate from private training metrics.
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Research and official links
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Sources and confidence
- Press reportXinhua: 2023 national championship report and photo ↗
- Cross-check / editorialProCyclingStats rider record ↗