Al Salam Championship is a prestigious cycling competition held annually in Dubai, taking place between November and February. Established in 2017. The championship is organized by The Private Office of H.H. The Ruler of Dubai and held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum. As the largest cycling event of its kind in the region, the Al Salam Championship plays a pivotal role in fostering cycling's growth and development. It actively encourages participation from various community groups, promoting the sport alongside general fitness and well-being.

The championship incorporates races designed for both amateur and professional cyclists, with categories for men and women. This inclusive approach attracts over 1,000 participants each year, including Emirati nationals, residents, and professionals from across the GCC countries. Beyond the competitive aspects, the Al Salam Championship also shines a spotlight on Dubai's remarkable landscapes. The race incorporates the stunning Saih Al Salam area and the Al Marmoum Nature Reserve, a haven for nature enthusiasts featuring a cycling track stretching over 150 kilometers. With its commitment to promoting cycling and showcasing Dubai's natural beauty, the Al Salam Championship remains a premier event on the sporting calendar.