The Saudi cycling team has been performing exceptionally well at the Track Asia Cup 2024, currently taking place in Suphan Buri, Thailand. With over 160 athletes from 28 nations participating, the Saudi riders won two bronze medals today. The junior team secured the first bronze in the team sprint event with a time of 1:08.334 minutes. Thailand won gold with a time of 1:02.586 minutes, while the Republic of Korea claimed silver in 1:11.855 minutes. Ameen Al-Hayan earned the second bronze in the kilo race, finishing with a time of 1:09.442 minutes. Thailand's Nora Sethada captured gold with a time of 1:06.291 minutes, and the Republic of Korea's Dong Yuk Choi secured silver in 1:07.854 minutes. The Saudi cycling team will continue its quest for more medals tomorrow, competing in the junior sprint, elite omnium, and points races for both juniors and seniors. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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