Indonesia Wins 6 Medals From Bicycle Para-Raising Championships In Thailand
JAKARTA The Indonesian para-cycling athlete has successfully brought home six medals from the Champion Solutions Para Cycling Cup which took place on August 2-4, 2025 at telephone Mai, Thailand.
The six medals consisted of two gold, two silver, and two bronze. Vanza Miftahul Jannah and Zulaika got gold from the track number of the 1 km time trial WB class and the track of the WB women's 4 km individual pursuit (IP) class.
Vanza and Zulaika, who participated in the women blind (WB) category, were assisted by Imelda Tabita Deswari Putri and Nadia Septiani. Imelda came down as Vanza pilot, while Nadia was Zulaika's pilot.
The two silvers were obtained by Vanza/Imelda from the WB and Zulaika/Nadia class road individual time trial (ITT) numbers from the track number 1 km time trial WB. The last two names also managed to secure two bronze medals from the track number IP 4 km WB and the WB class ITT road number.
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"The medal achievement in Thailand is in accordance with the targets and targets that we have set," said Indonesian cyclist Fadilah Umar, in an official statement received.
Fadilah said the two gold medals could not be separated from Vanda/Imelda's persistence, who twice outperformed Thailand's deputy host, Aitsaraphon Khwaengmueang/Thanaya Jaichuang.
He explained that as new athletes, Vanza and Zulaika, must participate in international championships included in the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) official calendar or the International Bicycle Racing Federation with the aim of classification.
"This achievement in Thailand is the basis for entering the quota for championships with a higher grade. The higher the grade that is followed, the points for athletes who are champions will also be higher," he said.
The event that Vanza and Zulaika participated in in Thailand included the official UCI calendar with category C2. For the C2 category event, gold medalists are entitled to 15 points.
This point is very important in order to get slots to compete in championships with higher categories as well as qualifying for the Asian Para Games and Paralympics.