Asian Track Cycling Championships 2018

Asian Track Cycling Championships 2018
Velodrome	Velodrome Nasional Malaysia
city	Nilai
Host country	Malaysia
Competition period	16. – 20. February
← 2017	2019 →

The Asian Track Cycling Championships ( 38th Asian Cycling Championships ) took place on February 16-20 at the Velodrome Nasional Malaysia in Nilai , Malaysia . The organizer was the Asian Cycling Confederation (ACC).

The 25th Asian Junior Championships and the 7th Asian Paracycling Championships were held at the same time.

The most successful athletes in the championships were the Japanese Yumi Kajihara , each with three gold and one silver medal in endurance disciplines, and Lee Wai-sze from Hong Kong in the short-term competitions. The Korean Im Chae-bin won three medals in all forms.

Competitions

Men

discipline	space	country	athlete
sprint	1	Japan	Kazunari Watanabe
	2	Malaysia	Azizulhasni Awang
	3	South Korea	Im Chae-bin
Keirin	1	Japan	Tomoyuki Kawabata
	2	South Korea	Im Chae-bin
	3	Malaysia	Azizulhasni Awang
Team sprint	1	South Korea	In Chae-bin Park Je-one Son Ye-ong
	2	Japan	Kazunari Watanabe Tomoyuki Kawabata Yoshitaku Nagasako
	3	People's Republic of China	Luo Yongjia Bi Wenju Li Jianxin
Time trial (1 km)	1	Japan	Tomohiro Fukaya
	2	Chinese Taipei	Hsiao Shih Hsin
	3	Iran	Mohammad Daneshvarkhourram
One's pursuit	1	Japan	Ryo Chikatani
	2	South Korea	Min Kyeong-ho
	3	Kazakhstan	Artyom Sakharov
Team pursuit	1	Japan	Ryo Chikatani Shogo Ichimaru Shinsuke Imamura Keitaro Sawada
	2	South Korea	Min Kyeon-gho Im Jaey-eon Kim Ok-cheol Kang Tae-woo
	3	People's Republic of China	Hou Yake Xue Chaohua Qin Chenlu Shen Pingan
Scratch	1	People's Republic of China	Guo Liang
	2	Iran	Arvin Moazemi
	3	Mongolia	Tegshbayar Batsaikhan
Points race	1	United Arab Emirates	Yousif Mirza Banihammad
	2	Hong Kong	Cheung King-lok
	3	Uzbekistan	Murodjon Xolmurodov
Omnium	1	Japan	Eiya Hashimoto
	2	United Arab Emirates	Yousef Mirza Bani Hammad
	3	Kazakhstan	Artyom Sakharov
Madison	1	Hong Kong	Cheung King-lok Leung Chun-wing
	2	Iran	Mohammad Rajablou Mahdi Sohrabi
	3	South Korea	Im Jae-yeon Kim Ok-cheol

Women

discipline	space	country	athlete
sprint	1	Hong Kong	Lee Wai-sze
	2	People's Republic of China	Zhong Tianshi
	3	South Korea	Lee Hye-jin
Keirin	1	Hong Kong	Lee Wai-sze
	2	South Korea	Lee Hye-jin
	3	People's Republic of China	Zhong Tianshi
Time trial (500 m)	1	Hong Kong	Lee Wai-sze
	2	People's Republic of China	Song Chaorui
	3	Malaysia	Fatehah Mustapa
Team sprint	1	People's Republic of China	Zhong Tianshi Song Chaorui
	2	South Korea	Kim Wong-yeong Lee Hye-jin
	3	Japan	Ota Riyu Kayono Maeda
One's pursuit	1	South Korea	Lee Ju-mi
	2	Chinese Taipei	Huang Ting Ying
	3	People's Republic of China	Ma Menglu
Team pursuit	1	Japan	Yuya Hashimoto Kie Furuyama Yumi Kajihara Kisato Nakamura
	2	People's Republic of China	Wang Xiaofei Liu Jiali Wang Hong Ma Menglu
	3	South Korea	Lee Jumi Kim You-ri Kim Hyun-ji Yu Seon-ha
Scratch	1	People's Republic of China	Huang Ting Ying
	2	Hong Kong	Diao Xiaojuan
	3	People's Republic of China	Wang Xiaofei
Points race	1	Malaysia	Jupha Som Net
	2	Hong Kong	Diao Xiaojuan
	3	Chinese Taipei	Zeng Ke Xin
Omnium	1	Japan	Yumi Kajihara
	2	People's Republic of China	Wang Xiaofei
	3	Chinese Taipei	Huang Ting Ying
Two-man team driving	1	Japan	Yumi Kajihara Kisato Nakamura
	2	South Korea	Kim You-ri Yu Seon-ha
	3	People's Republic of China	Jin Chenhong Liu Jiali

Medal table

rank	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Japan	9	1	1	11
2	Hong Kong	4th	3	0	7th
3	South Korea	2	6th	4th	12
4th	People's Republic of China	2	4th	6th	12
5	Chinese Taipei	1	2	2	5
6th	Malaysia	1	1	2	4th
7th	United Arab Emirates	1	1	0	2
8th	Iran	0	2	1	3
9	Kazakhstan	0	0	2	2
10	Mongolia	0	0	1	1
	Uzbekistan	0	0	1	1
Total		20th	20th	20th	60

See also

• Asian Road Cycling Championships 2018

Web links

• Results UCI

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Cycling: Malaysia to host Asian track cycling championships in 2018. In: The Star Online. October 17, 2016, accessed October 8, 2017 .