Roller sports at the 2005 Asian Indoor Games

Roller sports (as Extreme sports) at the 2005 Asian Indoor Games was held in Suphanburi X-Games Sports Stadium, Suphanburi, Thailand from 15 November to 17 November 2005.

Roller sports
at the 2005 Asian Indoor Games
VenueSuphanburi X-Games Sports Stadium
Dates15–17 November 2005
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Medalists

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Roller freestyle

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Park Worapoj Boonnim
  Thailand
Jeerasak Tassorn
  Thailand
Hung Chien-kai
  Chinese Taipei
Park best trick Hung Chien-kai
  Chinese Taipei
Worapoj Boonnim
  Thailand
Jeerasak Tassorn
  Thailand
Vert Hung Chien-kai
  Chinese Taipei
Cui Wento
  China
Surawat Bamrungkit
  Thailand

Skateboarding

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Park Che Lin
  China
Julian Tamma
  Indonesia
Jirawat Paoin
  Thailand
Park best trick Ahmad Fadzil Musa
  Malaysia
Chen Chia-hui
  Chinese Taipei
Sutat Siriwat
  Thailand

Medal table

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Chinese Taipei (TPE)2114
2  Thailand (THA)1247
3  China (CHN)1102
4  Malaysia (MAS)1001
5  Indonesia (INA)0101
Totals (5 entries)55515

Results

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Roller freestyle

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Park

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15–17 November

Rank Athlete Prel. Final
    Worapoj Boonnim (THA) 84.83 82.67
    Jeerasak Tassorn (THA) 86.83 73.67
    Hung Chien-kai (TPE) 76.00 67.33
4   Liu Min (CHN) 66.17 67.00
5   Fazuly Sudarmaji (SIN) 65.00 65.33
6   Zhang Chi (CHN) 67.33 64.33
7   Mohd Ilman Mokhtar (MAS) 71.83 62.33
8   Fariq Mohamed Esa (MAS) 66.17 62.00
9   Muhd Syafiq Jahar (SIN) 57.83 60.67
10   Humoud Al-Qataifi (KUW) 51.83 54.33
11   Mak Wing Lun (HKG) 51.67
12   Mohammad Al-Shatti (KUW) 46.50
13   Shayan Nejati (IRI) 45.67
14   Yashwanth Surapaneni (IND) 40.00
14   Amar Nag Yama (IND) 40.00

Park best trick

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17 November

Rank Athlete Score
    Hung Chien-kai (TPE) 84.78
    Worapoj Boonnim (THA) 83.56
    Jeerasak Tassorn (THA) 75.56
4   Shahrizal Amat (SIN) 72.11
5   Mohd Ilman Mokhtar (MAS) 71.33
6   Fariq Mohamed Esa (MAS) 69.44
7   Liu Min (CHN) 63.56
8   Zhang Chi (CHN) 62.44
9   Mak Wing Lun (HKG) 55.78
10   Muhd Syafiq Jahar (SIN) 52.11
11   Arash Salmanpour (IRI) 51.67
12   Milad Ajdari (IRI) 46.44
13   Ibrahim Al-Ansari (KUW) 40.56
14   Humoud Al-Qataifi (KUW) 30.22

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15–16 November

Rank Athlete Prel. Final
    Hung Chien-kai (TPE) 64.83 80.33
    Cui Wento (CHN) 66.50 79.33
    Surawat Bamrungkit (THA) 72.00 74.67
4   Zhao Baoqiu (CHN) 72.17 68.33
5   Fariq Mohamed Esa (MAS) 53.83 63.33
6   Mohd Ilman Mokhtar (MAS) 51.67 63.00
7   Milad Ajdari (IRI) 51.00 61.00
8   Arash Salmanpour (IRI) 55.33 59.33
9   Shahrizal Amat (SIN) 47.67 52.00
DQ   Panumas Vairojanakich (THA) 73.33 81.00
11   Fazuly Sudarmaji (SIN) 46.00
12   Mak Wing Lun (HKG) 42.83
13   Ibrahim Al-Ansari (KUW) 40.67
14   Mohammad Al-Shatti (KUW) 40.33
  • Panumas Vairojanakich of Thailand originally won the gold medal, but was disqualified after he tested positive for Cannabinoid.[1]

Skateboarding

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Park

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16–17 November

Rank Athlete Prel. Final
    Che Lin (CHN) 66.67 75.67
    Julian Tamma (INA) 78.33 75.00
    Jirawat Paoin (THA) 69.33 73.00
4   Luk Chun Yin (HKG) 70.67 70.00
5   Jakkarin Petchvoraphon (THA) 78.00 67.67
6   Agung Hadi Broto (INA) 69.67 67.33
7   Chen Chia-hui (TPE) 66.33 66.33
8   Mohd Fuad Saifullah (MAS) 71.33 65.00
9   Mohd Izuan Musa (SIN) 64.00 64.67
10   Johnnie Tang (HKG) 71.00 63.33
11   Mohd Tafsir Mohammad (SIN) 63.33
12   Du Minggen (CHN) 61.67
13   Kar San Thong (MAS) 59.00
14   Mohammad Javad Rahimi (IRI) 50.00

Park best trick

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16 November

Rank Athlete Score
    Ahmad Fadzil Musa (MAS) 74.56
    Chen Chia-hui (TPE) 71.00
    Sutat Siriwat (THA) 68.78
4   Weerayut Eksirasuwan (THA) 67.22
5   Mohd Fuad Saifullah (MAS) 64.78
6   Muhd Nazeer Hussin (SIN) 64.33
7   Julian Tamma (INA) 64.00
8   Luk Chun Yin (HKG) 63.56
9   Che Lin (CHN) 62.44
10   Johnnie Tang (HKG) 59.67
11   Du Minggen (CHN) 58.78
12   Agung Hadi Broto (INA) 58.78
13   Syed Mohd Hadad Syed Alwi (SIN) 54.67
14   Mohammad Javad Rahimi (IRI) 51.89

References

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  1. ^ "45th OCA Executive Board Meeting" (PDF). Olympic Council of Asia. 4 March 2006. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 December 2007. Retrieved 23 July 2019.