Guo Shuang wins women's sprint
By Cycling News published
Japan edges Korea in Junior men's team pursuit
1 | Shuang Guo (People's Republic of China) | 0:00:11.861 |
2 | Junhong Lin (People's Republic of China) |
1 | Shuang Guo (People's Republic of China) | 0:00:11.729 |
2 | Junhong Lin (People's Republic of China) |
3 | Wai Sze Lee (Hong Kong, China) | 0:00:11.780 |
4 | Wongyeong Kim (Korea) |
3 | Wai Sze Lee (Hong Kong, China) | 0:00:11.836 |
4 | Wongyeong Kim (Korea) |
5 | Eunji Lee (Korea) | 0:00:12.472 |
6 | Fatehah Mustapa (Malaysia) | |
7 | Ting Ying Huang (Chinese Taipei) | |
8 | Ryoko Nakagawa (Japan) |
1 | Sun-Young Cho (Korea) | 0:00:13.776 |
2 | Songyi Han (Korea) |
1 | Sun-Young Cho (Korea) | 0:00:12.932 |
2 | Songyi Han (Korea) |
3 | Apinya Promboot (Thailand) | 0:00:13.317 |
4 | Jupha Somnet (Malaysia) |
3 | Jupha Somnet (Malaysia) | 0:00:13.355 |
4 | Apinya Promboot (Thailand) |
3 | Apinya Promboot (Thailand) | 0:00:13.372 |
4 | Jupha Somnet (Malaysia) |
5 | Lauretta Eva Adrian (Malaysia) | 0:00:14.675 |
6 | Tai Ling Lee (Chinese Taipei) | |
7 | Reihamiri Talebisomeesaraei (Islamic Republic of Iran) | |
8 | Hiu Tung Tsang (Hong Kong, China) |
1 | Korea | 0:04:02.584 |
Su-Jeong Jeong (Kor) | ||
Sun-Young Cho (Kor) | ||
Hyeon-Ji Oh (Kor) | ||
2 | Malaysia | 0:04:05.388 |
Jupha Somnet (Mas) | ||
Lauretta Eva Adrian (Mas) | ||
Norazimah Abd.Rashid (Mas) |
3 | Thailand | 0:04:07.224 |
Jariya Chumluae (Tha) | ||
Hunsa Niyomthai (Tha) | ||
Siripon Kongkaew (Tha) | ||
4 | Islamic Republic of Iran | 0:04:08.498 |
Reihameh Talebisomeesaraei (IRI) | ||
Behmoosh Barzegar (IRI) | ||
Najmeh Hosseinpour (IRI) |
1 | Japan | 0:04:26.262 |
Kyohei Shinzan (Jpn) | ||
Kohei Kurose (Jpn) | ||
Eiya Hashimoto (Jpn) | ||
Genki Kobota (Jpn) | ||
2 | Korea | 0:04:26.577 |
Sukho Kang (Kor) | ||
Sang-Hoon Park (Kor) | ||
Hong-Ki Kim (Kor) | ||
Yeong-Mun An (Kor) |
3 | Islamic Republic of Iran | |
Payam Sadipour (IRI) | ||
Aref Bigonahdostkar (IRI) | ||
Saijad Jafarnasab (IRI) | ||
Amir Kolahdozhagh (IRI) | ||
4 | Kazakhstan | Overtaken |
Pavel Vorzhev (Kaz) | ||
Adilet Yessimov (Kaz) | ||
Nursurtan Akhmeov (Kaz) | ||
5 | Uzbekistan | |
Nagi Abduldayev (Uzb) | ||
Timur Yambulatov (Uzb) | ||
Ruslan Fedorov (Uzb) | ||
Artur Khalilov (Uzb) | ||
6 | Malaysia | |
Hamdan Hamidun (Mas) | ||
Mohamad Asmul Aliawang (Mas) | ||
Muhamad Syariwan Mohd Shari (Mas) | ||
Mohamad Firdaus Suardi (Mas) |

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