DUSHANBE, 26.03.2022 (NIAT Khovar) – The Asian Road and Para Cycling Championships started yesterday in Dushanbe.

On the first day, team competitions among men and women, as well as competitions for athletes with disabilities were held, and winners and prize-winners were determined.

Over 428 representatives from 27 countries of the continent take part in the competition. The honorary guests of the race were the President of the International Cycling Union David Lappartient, and the President of the Indonesian Olympic Committee Raja Sapta Oktohari.

The championships will be held among U-19, U-23, adults and athletes with disabilities.

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Asian Road and Para Cycling Championship

Results of the first day, March 25

Team races, men (24km)

1. Kazakhstan, 0:26:48.933
2. Mongolia, 0:27:54.310
3. Iran, 0:28:46.576

Team races, women (24 km)

1. Uzbekistan, 0:32:14.911
2. Kazakhstan, 0:32:24.015
3. Iran, 0:34:16.647

Competitions among athletes with disabilities

Men, category «TENDEM2

1. Thailand (Surashai Yokphanitchakit; Patsakorn Arunsri), 0:20:23.850
2. Thailand (Suradeth Sathitsatafornchai; Nopfakao Singmoli), 0:21:17.097
3. Kazakhstan (Kenzhegul Setzhan; Mahat Kadirov), 0:22:08.866

Women, category “TENDEM”

1. Thailand (Rungarun Ratsami; Tipfawan Nafom), 0:24:13.093
2. Thailand (Wassana Yiming; Kanyarat Kestonglang), 0:24:40.357

Men, category C1

1. Hiran Zumtanachit (Thailand), 0:28:56.780

Men, category C2

1. Golibbek Mirzoyorov (Uzbekistan), 0:23:37.734
2. Abror Ortikov (Uzbekistan), 0:23:50.700
3. Bunyod Khaitmuhammadov (Uzbekistan), 0:24:59.314

Men, category C3

1. Avazkhon Palvonov (Uzbekistan), 0:33:10.319

Men, category C4

1. Jassim Ziyab Al Mhairi (UAE), 0:22:25.181
2. Jum’a Salim Aljneybi (UAE), 0:24:21.912

Men, category C5

1. Mahdi Muhammadi (Iran), 0:19:55.851
2. Azimbek Abdulloev, (Uzbekistan), 0:20:39.874
3. Ahmad Albedwawi (UAE), 0:21:37.378

Women, category C2

1. Radheshyam Jyoti Gaderia (India), 0:33:28.487

Women, category C4

1. Azizakhon Kosimova (Uzbekistan), 0:32:14.037
2. Shambhusingh Gita Rao (India), 0:36:07.721

Men, category H2

1. Phongchai Yanaruedi (Thailand)

Men, category H3

1. Ayed Ali Al Khbabi (UAE), 0:29:02.005
2. Rashid Said Al Zohiri (UAE), 0:32:00.551

Men, category H4

1. Sumas Panalai (Thailand), 0:23:16.719

2 Anwa Wae (Thailand), 0:24:18.479

3. Prashant Arkal (India), 0:28:42.433

Men, category H5

1. Thanatattarit Songchamrat (Thailand), 0:27:37.206

Men, category T1

1. Aziz Atohodzhaev (Uzbekistan), 0:30:33.176
2. Saidjabbor Dadakhonov (Uzbekistan), 0:49:17.984

Men, category T2

1. Bakhodir Odinaev (Uzbekistan), 0:32:12.124
2. Crete Saomuang (Thailand), 0:33:42.810

Women, category T2

1. Odina Khamdamova (Uzbekistan), 0:40:36.37

The following competitions:

March 26

Individual competitions, men, U-23 (24 km)

Individual competitions separately, men, youth (24 km)

Individual competitions separately, women, youth (15 km)

March 27

Individual competitions separately, men (24km)

Individual competitions women (24 km)

Individual competitions, women, U-23 (24 km)

March 28

General individual competitions men, U-23 (130 km)

General individual competitions men, youth (111 km)

General individual competitions women, youth (61 km)

March 29

General individual competitions men (175 km)

General individual competitions women (111 km)

General individual competitions women, U-23 (111 km)

March 30

General individual competitions for men, amateurs and masters of cycling (111 km)