Indonesia Team Grab Silver & Bronze Medals Position

Indonesia must satisfy grabs silver medal and bronze in 3rd BMX Cross Asia Cycling Championship (ACC) on Sunday (21/12) on UCI BMX Cross course at Surabaya State University, Indonesia. This result, however, still obtain Indonesian team target. Toni Syarifudin achieve silver medal and Abuamin get bronze medal in men elite group. Champion title reached by Steven Wong from Hongkong. This rider successfully maintain his title which grabbed by him on last year in Thailand.

At women group, champions podium entirely mastered by China riders. Wang Ying, Ma Liyun, and Xing Yanru sat in sequence top three positions since semi final. Meanwhile, champion of men junior group grabbed by Japan rider, Sanpei Masahiro.

Indonesia coach, Dadang Haris Purnomo said expressed his thanks after success passed the medals target for Indonesia team. “We could not talk gold medal right now. The most fundamental is how we don't fail with Thailand and Malaysia," said him.

He adds, Indonesia still best in South-East Asia now. It’s big possibility that Indonesia position is 2 or 3 in Asia. He refuses failing strategy with Steven Wong in qualification session. Wong just comes to final session to seeing strength of its opponents. So in final, he easily defeats all opponents.

"Actually we lack of experiences. Wong winning last year championship and condition of field is rather dry so it another benefit for him," Dadang added.

Steven Wong confesses happiness with this result. At least, the condition of track not too hard like before. His strategy runs well before final session. So he can pedal with maximum speed. Wong confesses has three weeks preparation before following this Asian 3rd Cycling Championship (ACC). However, according to him, this preparation stills not enough after his gain of national winner of BMX in China. So how could it look like, if he gets full preparations? Just Wong knows it.


Results
Men Elite:
Steven Wong (Hong Kong)
Toni Syarifudin (Indonesia)
Abuamin (Indonesia)

Women Elite
Wang Ying (China)
Ma Liyun (China)
Xing Yanru (China)

Men Junior
Sanpei Masahiro (Japan)
Puguh Admandi (Indonesia)
Khoirul Muchib (Indonesia)