Thailand's Nontasin powers to women's TT championship
By Cycling News
published Kolahdooz claims Junior men's gold for Iran
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1 | Chanpeng Nontasin (Thailand) | 0:48:07.36 |
2 | Eunju Son (Korea) | 0:01:36.92 |
3 | Wan Yiu Wong (Hong Kong, China) | 0:02:21.58 |
4 | Minami Uwano (Japan) | 0:02:38.50 |
5 | Yelena Antonova (Kazakhstan) | 0:02:58.00 |
6 | Dinah Chan (Singapore) | 0:03:31.15 |
7 | Hsiao Chia Tseng (Chinese Taipei) | 0:03:38.97 |
8 | Thuy Dung Nguyen (Vietnam) | 0:04:57.49 |
9 | Olga Drobtsheva (Uzbekistan) | 0:05:23.51 |
10 | Seba Al Raai (Syrian Arab Republic) | 0:07:14.60 |
11 | Roghayeh Sharifi (Islamic Republic of Iran) | 0:07:33.10 |
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1 | Amir Kolahdooz (Islamic Republic of Iran) | 0:46:35.00 |
2 | Chun Wing Leung (Hong Kong, China) | 0:00:42.68 |
3 | Sang Hoon Park (Korea) | 0:00:47.57 |
4 | Vasiliy Shekochikhin (Uzbekistan) | 0:01:07.25 |
5 | Pavel Vorzhev (Kazakhstan) | 0:01:16.29 |
6 | Chien Liang Chen (Chinese Taipei) | 0:01:30.38 |
7 | Naoya Uchino (Japan) | 0:02:16.39 |
8 | Van Quyen Tran (Vietnam) | 0:02:27.75 |
9 | Rustom Lim (Philippines) | 0:02:29.15 |
10 | Ali Mohamed (Bahrain) | 0:02:41.87 |
11 | Omran Almohammad (Syrian Arab Republic) | 0:03:42.49 |
12 | Muhammad Syahriwan Mohd Shari (Malaysia) | 0:03:57.89 |
13 | Theo Loo (Singapore) | 0:05:20.41 |
14 | Maral-Erdene Batmunkh (Mongolia) | 0:05:50.72 |
15 | Weng Chun Choi (Macao, China) | 0:08:04.27 |
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