Lumajang, East Java (MidLand) – Lumajang Regency cyclist Milatul Khaqimah managed to win the Downhill Women Elite at the Asian level, thus earning a gold medal in the 2024 Asian Mountain Bike Championship in Putrajaya, Malaysia.
“Another proud achievement has been achieved on the international stage. Milatul Khaqimah, a cycling athlete from Lumajang, has won a gold medal in the 2024 Asian Mountain Bike Championship,” said Lumajang KONI President Budi Satria Andhika when given confirm via your mobile phone at the local office. district, Friday.
Milatul managed to become the fastest in the Downhill Individual Women Elite number ahead of Vipavee Deekaballes from Thailand in second place and her teammate Riska Amelia from Indonesia who had to settle for winning a bronze medal.
“Yesterday Fanani, Feri, Della and Elvia donated a silver medal in the relay, today Mila donated a gold medal in the women’s individual downhill,” he said.
According to him, Milatul Khaqimah’s brilliant achievement added to the medal table of the Indonesian national cycling team after the medals donated earlier by Fanani CS.
He explained that all the proud cycling athletes from the Lumajang community were graduates of the Provincial Sports Week (Poprov) who had taken part in Porprov VI in Tuban and Porprov VII in Jember.
“Now they are called to defend the national team and are also part of the East Java Puslatda for the XXI PON next September,” he said.
Budi congratulated Fanani and his friends for their results at the Asian MTB Championship because his group was grateful for the achievements of the Lumajang cycling athletes who defended the Indonesian national team at the 2024 Asian MTB Championship.
There are still a few days left until the 2024 Asian Mountain Bike Championships until May 12, 2024, so he hopes that Lumajang Regency racing cyclists will once again add to the medal tally for Indonesia.
“God willing, tomorrow they will compete in the MTB XCO number again, hopefully they will get gold again for Indonesia, East Java and for the pride of the people of Lumajang,” he said.
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Reporter: Zumrotun Solichah
Publisher: Irwan Suhirwandi
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