Key Points

The UAE national cycling team delivered an outstanding performance at the Arab Cycling Championship in Iraq. They collected an impressive total of 17 medals across various categories and age groups. Abdullah Jassim stood out by winning double gold in elite competitions. The team's dominance was further confirmed by topping the overall team standings ahead of Iraq and Jordan.

Key Points: UAE Cycling Team Wins 17 Medals at Arab Championship

  • Abdullah Jassim achieved double gold in elite road race and time trial
  • Ahmed Al Mansoori secured bronze in elite men's road race competition
  • Maadhed Al Mashghouni claimed gold medal in junior's road race category
  • UAE junior team earned silver in team classification for junior events
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UAE national cycling team wins 17 medals in Arab Cycling Championship in Iraq

UAE national cycling team dominates Arab Cycling Championship with 17 medals including 11 gold, securing top team honors in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq.

"The UAE senior team continued its dominance by topping the overall team standings - ANI/WAM"

Sulaymaniyah, October 12

The UAE national cycling team concluded its participation in the Arab Cycling Championship, hosted in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, with an impressive tally of 17 medals -- 11 gold, 2 silver, and 4 bronze.

On the final day, Abdullah Jassim claimed the gold medal in the elite men's road race, achieving a double victory after previously winning the individual time trial. His teammate Ahmed Al Mansoori finished third, earning the bronze medal.

Meanwhile, Maadhed Al Mashghouni won gold in the junior's road race, and the junior team secured the silver medal in the team classification for the same event.

At the team level, the UAE senior team continued its dominance by topping the overall team standings, outperforming Iraq and Jordan. (ANI/WAM)

- ANI

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Rohit P
Wow 17 medals including 11 gold! That's domination. Abdullah Jassim's double victory is particularly impressive. UAE is really investing in sports development - something we should learn from in India.
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Sarah B
Great to see sporting events happening peacefully in Iraq. Sports can really bring nations together. The UAE team's performance across different categories - elite, junior, team - shows their systematic approach to talent development.
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Arjun K
While the achievement is commendable, I wish Indian media would cover our own cycling achievements with similar enthusiasm. We have talented cyclists too but they don't get the recognition they deserve. Still, congrats to UAE team!
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Karthik V
The junior team's silver medal shows UAE has a strong pipeline of young talent. This is exactly what India needs - focus on grassroots development rather than just expecting medals at international level. Well done UAE! 🇦🇪
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Michael C
Impressive medal haul! The UAE's investment in sports infrastructure is clearly paying off. From cricket to cycling, they're making their mark. Hope this inspires more cycling events in South Asia too.

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