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2016 ASIAN CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 年アジア自転車競技選手権大会（東京都大島町／静岡県伊豆市） in JAPAN 28 January 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 136 2016 ASIAN CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 年アジア自転車競技選手権大会（東京都大島町／静岡県伊豆市） in JAPAN 28 January 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 136 Women Junior Sprint / 女子ジュニア スプリント Qualifying 200m FTT / 予選（200mFTT） Results / 競技結果 Rank # No. Name Team UCI Code 0-100 100-F Time km/h 1 5 218 KWON Serim KOR KOR19981126 5.797 6.084 11.881 60.60 2 11 217 KIM Soohyun KOR KOR19981026 5.838 6.137 11.975 60.13 3 6 152 MATSUI Yuka JPN JPN19990427 6.213 6.476 12.689 56.74 4 10 54 LI Yin Yin HKG HKG19980605 6.235 6.543 12.778 56.35 5 4 318 QIU Jing Wen TPE TPE19990702 6.497 6.462 12.959 55.56 6 2 154 MATSUMOTO Shino JPN JPN19990307 6.332 6.678 13.010 55.34 7 7 185 SANAKBAYEVA Zhanerke KAZ KAZ19980110 6.392 6.629 13.021 55.30 8 3 184 TIKHOVA Valeriya KAZ KAZ19980813 6.565 6.921 13.486 53.39 9 8 319 CHEN Ching Yun TPE TPE19991125 6.817 6.958 13.775 52.27 10 9 89 RAJESH Nayana P IND IND19980728 6.893 7.087 13.980 51.50 11 1 88 CHUTIA Anu Dangorbhai IND IND19980401 6.877 7.207 14.084 51.12 Women Junior Sprint / 女子ジュニア スプリント 1/4 Finals / 1/4決勝 Start List / 組合せ Winner of each heat will qualify to 1/2Finals. Losers will race for 5th-8th place. 28-Jan Heat # No. Name Team UCI Code Time Rank 1 218 KWON Serim KOR KOR19981126 1 2 184 TIKHOVA Valeriya KAZ KAZ19980813 1 217 KIM Soohyun KOR KOR19981026 2 2 185 SANAKBAYEVA Zhanerke KAZ KAZ19980110 1 152 MATSUI Yuka JPN JPN19990427 3 2 154 MATSUMOTO Shino JPN JPN19990307 1 54 LI Yin Yin HKG HKG19980605 4 2 318 QIU Jing Wen TPE TPE19990702 commissaires panel AR: LEE Hye Jin (KOR) 11.291 13.08.2010 MONTICHIARI(ITA) WR: REBECCA ANGHARAD JAMES (GBR) 11.093 13.08.2009 MOSCOW (RUS) 2016 ASIAN CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 年アジア自転車競技選手権大会（東京都大島町／静岡県伊豆市） in JAPAN 28 January 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 65 Women Elite Sprint / 女子エリート スプリント Qualifying 200m FTT / 予選（200mFTT） Results / 競技結果 Rank # No. Name Team UCI Code 0-100 100-F Time km/h 1 12 21 GUO Shuang CHN CHN19860226 5.338 5.503 10.841 66.41 2 11 47 LEE Wai Sze HKG HKG19870512 5.348 5.518 10.866 66.26 3 10 20 LIN Junhong CHN CHN19901209 5.351 5.528 10.879 66.18 4 4 211 LEE Hyejin KOR KOR19920123 5.441 5.632 11.073 65.02 5 9 262 MUSTAPA Fatehah MAS MAS19890312 5.561 5.745 11.306 63.68 6 6 148 MAEDA Kayono JPN JPN19910113 5.709 5.931 11.640 61.86 7 8 147 ISHII Takako JPN JPN19900217 5.744 5.942 11.686 61.61 8 7 86 DEBORAH Sh Heroid IND IND19950218 5.834 6.064 11.898 60.51 9 3 315 WANG Tzu Chun TPE TPE19970326 6.042 6.290 12.332 58.38 10 2 314 LIN Yi Ju TPE TPE19950519 6.183 6.391 12.574 57.26 11 5 87 VARGHEESE Kezia IND IND19910311 6.305 6.398 12.703 56.68 12 1 106 HADAVAND Fatemeh IRI IRI19970922 6.246 6.539 12.785 56.32 Women Elite Sprint / 女子エリート スプリント 1/8 Finals / 1/8決勝 Start List / 組合せ Winner of each heat will qualify to 1/4 Finals. Losers will race for repechages 28-Jan Heat # No. Name Team UCI Code Time Rank 1 21 GUO Shuang CHN CHN19860226 1 2 106 HADAVAND Fatemeh IRI IRI19970922 1 47 LEE Wai Sze HKG HKG19870512 2 2 87 VARGHEESE Kezia IND IND19910311 1 20 LIN Junhong CHN CHN19901209 3 2 314 LIN Yi Ju TPE TPE19950519 1 211 LEE Hyejin KOR KOR19920123 4 2 315 WANG Tzu Chun TPE TPE19970326 1 262 MUSTAPA Fatehah MAS MAS19890312 5 2 86 DEBORAH Sh Heroid IND IND19950218 1 148 MAEDA Kayono JPN JPN19910113 6 2 147 ISHII Takako JPN JPN19900217 commissaires panel AR: ZHONG Tianshi (CHN) 10.573 18.01.2013 AGUASCALIENTES (MEX) WR: KRISTINA VOGEL (GER) 10.384 07.12.2013 AGUASCALIENTES (MEX) 2016 ASIAN CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 年アジア自転車競技選手権大会（東京都大島町／静岡県伊豆市） in JAPAN 28 January 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 49 Men Elite Omnium / 男子エリートオムニアム Ⅰ - Scratch / Ⅰ－スクラッチ Results / 競技結果 60 laps (15km) No. Name Team UCI Code Time Laps Down Rank Points 96 RAJABLOU Mohammad IRI IRI19850406 18:35 1 40 199 IM Jaeyeon KOR KOR19910906 -1 lap 2 38 114 HASHIMOTO Eiya JPN JPN19931215 -1 lap 3 36 11 LIU Hao CHN CHN19881107 -1 lap 4 34 157 ZAKHAROV Artyom KAZ KAZ19911027 -1 lap 5 32 35 LEUNG Chun Wing HKG HKG19940120 -1 lap 6 30 339 GUMEROV Timur UZB UZB19920326 -1 lap 7 28 63 WASESO Projo INA INA19870925 DNF -40 254 AZMAN Muhd Zawawi MAS MAS19940803 DNF -40 306 CHEN Chien Chou TPE TPE19971202 DNF -40 Men Elite Omnium / 男子エリートオムニアム Ⅱ - Individual Pursuit / Ⅱ－個人追抜競走 Start List / 組合せ 4000m 28-Jan Heat H/B No. Name Team UCI Code TIME Rank H 254 AZMAN Muhd Zawawi MAS MAS19940803 1 B 306 CHEN Chien Chou TPE TPE19971202 H 339 GUMEROV Timur UZB UZB19920326 2 B 63 WASESO Projo INA INA19870925 H 157 ZAKHAROV Artyom KAZ KAZ19911027 3 B 35 LEUNG Chun Wing HKG HKG19940120 H 114 HASHIMOTO Eiya JPN JPN19931215 4 B 11 LIU Hao CHN CHN19881107 H 96 RAJABLOU Mohammad IRI IRI19850406 5 B 199 IM Jaeyeon KOR KOR19910906 commissaires panel AR: ZAKHAROV Artyom (KAZ) 4:19.939 05.12.2013 AGUASCALIENTES (MEX) WR: JACK BOBRIDGE (AUS) 4:10.534 02.02.2011 SYDNEY (AUS) 2016 ASIAN CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 年アジア自転車競技選手権大会（東京都大島町／静岡県伊豆市） in JAPAN 28 January 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ P-17 Women Individual Pursuit (C1-5) 女子 C1-5 3km個人パーシュート Qualifying Results / 予選 競技結果 Heat H/B No. Name Team UCI Code Class 1km 2km TIME km/h Rank 2 H 8 ZHOU Jufang CHN CHN19851219 WC5 1:19.257 2:37.884 3:56.494 45.67 1 3 B 9 RUAN Jianping CHN CHN19841219 WC4 1:24.222 2:46.925 4:11.324 42.97 2 1 H 11 ZENG Sini CHN CHN19880103 WC2 1:26.098 2:49.225 4:15.161 42.33 3 2 B 10 SONG Zhenling CHN CHN19801029 WC2 1:29.434 2:56.626 4:25.581 40.67 4 3 H 12 LI Jieli CHN CHN19910702 WC1 1:35.551 3:08.786 4:42.654 38.21 5 1 B 21 FUJII Miho JPN JPN19941031 WC2 1:37.144 3:21.378 5:05.224 35.38 6 Women Individual Pursuit (C1-5) 女子 C1-5 3km個人パーシュート Final Start List / 決勝 組合せ 28-Jan Heat H/B No. Name 名前 Class G 1km 2km TIME km/h Rank for H 11 ZENG Sini CHN CHN19880103 WC2 Bronze B 10 SONG Zhenling CHN CHN19801029 WC2 for H 8 ZHOU Jufang CHN CHN19851219 WC5 Gold B 9 RUAN Jianping CHN CHN19841219 WC4 commissaires panel 2016 ASIAN CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 年アジア自転車競技選手権大会（東京都大島町／静岡県伊豆市） in JAPAN 28 January 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 155 Women Junior Individual Pursuit - Qualifying / 女子ジュニア 2km個人パーシュート－予選 Results / 競技結果 Heat H/B No. Name Team UCI Code 1km TIME km/h Rank 4 B 219 SONG Minji KOR KOR19980330 1:16.314 2:30.553 47.82 1 5 B 149 HOSOYA Yumena JPN JPN19990323 1:15.377 2:33.315 46.96 2 3 H 301 BATRIYA Chaniporn THA THA19990812 1:18.804 2:36.837 45.91 3 4 H 264 ROSDI Anis Amira MAS MAS19980120 1:17.559 2:37.202 45.80 4 5 H 53 LEUNG Hoi Wah HKG HKG19980923 1:21.560 2:41.910 44.47 5 2 B 188 MYRXINA Veronika KAZ KAZ19990919 1:20.583 2:41.977 44.45 6 1 H 64 LIONTIEN Avangelina Setiawan INA INA19990713 1:24.496 2:42.838 44.22 7 3 B 348 JANTUGANOVA Olga UZB UZB19990314 1:23.053 2:46.219 43.32 8 2 H 320 YUN Tzu Fang TPE TPE19981103 1:24.726 2:53.911 41.40 9 Women Junior Individual Pursuit - Final / 女子ジュニア 2km個人パーシュート－決勝 Start List / 組合せ 28-Jan Heat H/B No. Name Team UCI Code 1km TIME km/h Rank for H 301 BATRIYA Chaniporn THA THA19990812 Bronze B 264 ROSDI Anis Amira MAS MAS19980120 for H 219 SONG Minji KOR KOR19980330 Gold B 149 HOSOYA Yumena JPN JPN19990323 commissaires panel AR: SUZUKI Nao (JPN) 2:27.054 21.08.2015 ASTANA (KAZ) WR: AMY CURE (AUS) 2:22.499 12.08.2010 MONTICHIARI (ITA) 2016 ASIAN CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 年アジア自転車競技選手権大会（東京都大島町／静岡県伊豆市） in JAPAN 28 January 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 84 Women Elite Individual Pursuit - Qualifying / 女子エリート3km個人パーシュート－予選 Results / 競技結果 Heat H/B No. Name Team UCI Code 1km 2km TIME km/h Rank 5 B 317 HUANG Ting Ying TPE TPE19900529 1:14.318 2:24.821 3:39.416 49.22 1 4 H 49 YANG Qian Yu HKG HKG19930307 1:15.781 2:29.212 3:44.812 48.04 2 2 H 214 SON Eunju KOR KOR19900602 1:16.778 2:30.327 3:46.887 47.60 3 3 B 142 KAJIHARA Yumi JPN JPN19970410 1:15.900 2:30.195 3:47.309 47.51 4 5 H 298 NUNTANA Supuksorn THA THA19891208 1:19.510 2:35.595 3:53.385 46.28 5 2 B 65 DELIA Priatna Ayustina INA INA19971212 1:18.668 2:39.624 3:58.828 45.22 6 4 B 286 CHAN Siew Kheng Dinah SIN SIN19860524 1:18.344 2:38.895 4:00.804 44.85 7 3 H 179 YURAITIS Yekaterina KAZ KAZ19960808 1:18.322 2:40.903 4:05.064 44.07 8 1 H 105 ABDOLLAHI ARAB Foroozan IRI IRI19970318 1:22.852 2:47.078 4:14.943 42.36 9 Women Elite Individual Pursuit - Final / 女子エリート 3km個人パーシュート－決勝 Start List / 組合せ 28-Jan Heat H/B No.
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