Thai Cyclist Ekarawi Khamying Wins Gold at Asian Para Games
Thai para-cyclist Ekarawi Khamying secured a gold medal in the men's road race at the 5th Asian Para Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.
At the 5th Asian Para Games currently held in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, Thai para-cyclist Ekarawi Khamying delivered a standout performance in the men's road race (H1-3 class). According to Khaosod Online, Ekarawi crossed the finish line first with a time of 1:55:08, securing the gold medal. The silver medal went to the Japanese representative with a time of 2:02:05, while the South Korean athlete took bronze, finishing one lap behind. This victory marks the 15th gold medal for the Thai delegation at the games.
In the women's road race (H1-3 class), Thai athlete Patcharapa Seesane earned a silver medal, finishing one lap behind the South Korean winner, who clocked a time of 2:00:31.
For residents and visitors in Thailand, these results highlight the country's growing success in international para-sports. While the event continues, these achievements underscore the dedication of Thai athletes on the continental stage. As the games progress, further updates regarding the final medal tally and upcoming events for the Thai team are expected. Fans and supporters are encouraged to follow official tournament channels for real-time updates on the remaining competition schedule.
