Ethan Lim wins Wee-Chi-Tah race during Hotter’N Hell weekend
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 11:35 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Seventeen-year-old Ethan Lim claimed first place in the Wee-Chi-Tah mountain bike race on August 28 during the ongoing Hotter'N Hell Hundred weekend in Wichita Falls. Lim completed the race in approximately 59 minutes, setting a personal best. Competing since he was four, Lim credits his training and competitive spirit for his success. The event is significant for the Lim family, who participate together to create lasting memories. More events are scheduled as part of the Hotter'N Hell weekend festivities.
- •Ethan Lim finishes Wee-Chi-Tah race in about 59 minutes
- •Event is part of the ongoing Hotter'N Hell weekend
- •Lim has been cycling competitively since age four
- •Family engagement in the event is emphasized
- •More races are set to occur during the weekend
- 11:35 PMYahoo Sports — Teenager wins Wee-Chi-Tah race during Hotter’N Hell weekend
"Hotter 'N Hell Hundred weekend is officially underway, and one young cyclist started it exactly where he wanted, on top.
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