More work beckons national road cyclists ahead of Singapore SEA Games


Mohd Zamri Salleh (far right) putting the hammer down in the men's elite road race in Korat. Malaysian best finisher was Adiq Husainie Othman in 15th spot. - SONOKO TANAKA/www.pelotonimages.asia

PETALING JAYA: A lot of work needs to be done in the next four months if Malaysia are to end a decade-old drought in road cycling at the Singapore SEA Games in June.

Adiq Hussainie Othman, seen as the best bet for a medal, finished 15th in the men’s road race at the Asian Cycling Championships in Korat on Wednesday night.

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