Cycling at the 2010 Asian Games – Men's keirin

The men's keirin competition at the 2010 Asian Games was held from 16 to 17 November at the Guangzhou Velodrome.[1]

Men's keirin
at the 2010 Asian Games
VenueGuangzhou Velodrome
Date16–17 November 2010
Competitors18 from 11 nations
Medalists
gold medal    Malaysia
silver medal    Malaysia
bronze medal    China
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Schedule

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All times are China Standard Time (UTC+08:00)

Date Time Event
Tuesday, 16 November 2010 12:14 Round 1
14:00 Repechages 1
15:30 Round 2
Wednesday, 17 November 2010 12:26 Finals

Results

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Legend
  • DNF — Did not finish
  • DNS — Did not start
  • DSQ — Disqualified
  • REL — Relegated

Round 1

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Heat 1

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Kazunari Watanabe (JPN)
2   Mohammad Parash (IRI)
3   Yuen Chi Ho (HKG)
4   Badr Ali Shambih (UAE)
5   Jun Won-gu (KOR)
6   Hylem Prince (IND)

Heat 2

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Zhang Miao (CHN)
2   Azizulhasni Awang (MAS)
3   Kota Asai (JPN)
4   Mahmoud Parash (IRI)
5   Wu Po-hung (TPE)
6   Raja Audi (LIB)

Heat 3

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Zhang Lei (CHN)
2   Josiah Ng (MAS)
3   Choi Lae-seon (KOR)
4   Liao Kuo-lung (TPE)
5   Okram Bikram Singh (IND)
6   Jaber Majrashi (KSA)

Repechages 1

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Heat 1

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Yuen Chi Ho (HKG)
2   Hylem Prince (IND)
  Liao Kuo-lung (TPE) REL
  Wu Po-hung (TPE) DSQ

Heat 2

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Mahmoud Parash (IRI)
2   Jun Won-gu (KOR)
3   Kota Asai (JPN)
4   Jaber Majrashi (KSA)

Heat 3

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Choi Lae-seon (KOR)
2   Badr Ali Shambih (UAE)
3   Okram Bikram Singh (IND)
4   Raja Audi (LIB)

Round 2

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Heat 1

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Kazunari Watanabe (JPN)
2   Josiah Ng (MAS)
3   Azizulhasni Awang (MAS)
4   Choi Lae-seon (KOR)
5   Hylem Prince (IND)
6   Mahmoud Parash (IRI)

Heat 2

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Zhang Miao (CHN)
2   Mohammad Parash (IRI)
3   Zhang Lei (CHN)
4   Jun Won-gu (KOR)
5   Badr Ali Shambih (UAE)
6   Yuen Chi Ho (HKG)

Finals

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Final B

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Mahmoud Parash (IRI)
2   Badr Ali Shambih (UAE)
3   Hylem Prince (IND)
4   Yuen Chi Ho (HKG)
5   Choi Lae-seon (KOR)
  Jun Won-gu (KOR) DNS

Final A

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Rank Athlete Notes
1   Azizulhasni Awang (MAS)
2   Josiah Ng (MAS)
3   Zhang Miao (CHN)
4   Kazunari Watanabe (JPN)
  Zhang Lei (CHN) DNF
  Mohammad Parash (IRI) DNF

Final standing

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Rank Athlete
    Azizulhasni Awang (MAS)
    Josiah Ng (MAS)
    Zhang Miao (CHN)
4   Kazunari Watanabe (JPN)
5   Zhang Lei (CHN)
5   Mohammad Parash (IRI)
7   Mahmoud Parash (IRI)
8   Badr Ali Shambih (UAE)
9   Hylem Prince (IND)
10   Yuen Chi Ho (HKG)
11   Choi Lae-seon (KOR)
12   Jun Won-gu (KOR)
13   Okram Bikram Singh (IND)
13   Kota Asai (JPN)
13   Liao Kuo-lung (TPE)
16   Jaber Majrashi (KSA)
16   Raja Audi (LIB)
  Wu Po-hung (TPE)

References

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  1. ^ "China wins men's and women's sprint gold". Cyclingnews.com. Retrieved 19 January 2014.
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