Korea sweeps elite pursuit finals
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Rajablou earns men's points race gold
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1 | Hyeon-Ji Oh (Korea) |
2 | Jupha Somnet (Malaysia) |
3 | Yi Jung Hsieh (Chinese Taipei) |
4 | Valentina Ulbrikht (Kazakhstan) |
5 | Alexandra Okhvat (Uzbekistan) |
6 | Wai Ting Liu (Hong Kong, China) |
7 | Najmeh Hosseinpour (Islamic Republic of Iran) |
8 | Hunsa Niyomthai (Thailand) |
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1 | Genki Kobota (Japan) |
2 | Hong-Ki Kim (Korea) |
3 | Thanawut Sanikwathi (Thailand) |
4 | Artur Khalilov (Uzbekistan) |
5 | Tsz Chin Wong (Hong Kong, China) |
6 | Sofian Nabil Omar Mohd Bakri (Malaysia) |
7 | Yuan Tan Peng (Chinese Taipei) |
8 | Nagi Abduldayev (Kazakhstan) |
9 | Saijad Jafarnasab (Islamic Republic of Iran) |
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1 | Mohammad Rajablou (Islamic Republic of Iran) | 52 | pts |
2 | Sungbaek Park (Korea) | 51 | Row 1 - Cell 3 |
3 | Mohd Adiq H Othman (Malaysia) | 45 | Row 2 - Cell 3 |
4 | Taiji Nishitani (Japan) | 39 | Row 3 - Cell 3 |
5 | Ki Ho Choi (Hong Kong, China) | 37 | Row 4 - Cell 3 |
6 | Berik Kupeshov (Kazakhstan) | 35 | Row 5 - Cell 3 |
7 | Vladimir Tuychiev (Uzbekistan) | 6 | Row 6 - Cell 3 |
8 | Kee Meng Ang (Singapore) | -40 | Row 7 - Cell 3 |
DNF | Nattha Jeebthaworn (Thailand) | Row 8 - Cell 2 | Row 8 - Cell 3 |
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1 | Hyeon-Ji Oh (Korea) | 0:02:42.896 |
2 | Jariya Chumluae (Thailand) | 0:02:47.754 |
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3 | Bo Yee Leung (Hong Kong, China) | 0:02:44.893 |
4 | Tai Ling Lee (Chinese Taipei) | 0:02:51.271 |
5 | Valentina Ulbrikht (Kazakhstan) | Row 2 - Cell 2 |
6 | Lauretta Eva Adrian (Malaysia) | Row 3 - Cell 2 |
7 | Najmeh Hosseinpour (Islamic Republic of Iran) | Row 4 - Cell 2 |
8 | Alexandra Okhvat (Uzbekistan) | Row 5 - Cell 2 |
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1 | Hong-Ki Kim (Korea) | Row 0 - Cell 2 |
2 | Payam Sadipour (Islamic Republic of Iran) | Overtaken |
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3 | Kohei Kurose (Japan) | 0:03:36.441 |
4 | Mohamad Fird Suardi (Malaysia) | 0:03:43.176 |
5 | Yuan Tan Peng (Chinese Taipei) | Row 2 - Cell 2 |
6 | Chun Wing Leung (Hong Kong, China) | Row 3 - Cell 2 |
7 | Rustom Lim (Philippines) | Row 4 - Cell 2 |
8 | Ruslan Fedorov (Uzbekistan) | Row 5 - Cell 2 |
9 | Adilet Yessimov (Kazakhstan) | Row 6 - Cell 2 |
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1 | Jumi Lee (Korea) | 0:03:49.062 |
2 | Chanpeng Nontasin (Thailand) | 0:04:02.329 |
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3 | Chaomei Wu (People's Republic of China) | 0:03:58.907 |
4 | Hsiao Chia Tseng (Chinese Taipei) | 0:04:08.410 |
5 | Wan Yiu Wong (Hong Kong, China) | Row 2 - Cell 2 |
6 | Olga Drobysheva (Uzbekistan) | Row 3 - Cell 2 |
7 | Ni Fazeli Hokmabad (Islamic Republic of Iran) | Row 4 - Cell 2 |
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1 | Sunjae Jang (Korea) | 0:04:35.370 |
2 | Alireza Haghi (Islamic Republic of Iran) | 0:04:42.421 |
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3 | Kazushige Kuboki (Japan) | Row 0 - Cell 2 |
4 | Vladimir Tuychiev (Uzbekistan) | Overtaken |
5 | King Lok Cheung (Hong Kong, China) | Row 2 - Cell 2 |
6 | Berik Kupeshov (Kazakhstan) | Row 3 - Cell 2 |
7 | Chun Kai Feng (Chinese Taipei) | Row 4 - Cell 2 |
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