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Uzbekistan retained second place in the Asian Auto Gymkhana Championship

The national team of Uzbekistan maintained its second position in the overall standings of the Asia Auto Gymkhana Championship (AAGC) after the third stage, which took place on October 17–18 in Hong Kong. Uzbek athletes won two silver medals in the doubles competitions and took third place in the national federations standings. 43 athletes from 11 countries, including 24 men and […] took part in the third stage of the championship.

Uzbekistan held onto second place in the Asian Auto Gymkhana Championship

The national team of Uzbekistan remained in second place in the overall standings of the Asia Auto Gymkhana Championship (AAGC) following the third stage, which took place on October 17–18 in Hong Kong. Uzbek athletes won two silver medals in the doubles disciplines and finished third in the national federation standings.

The third stage of the championship featured 43 athletes from 11 countries, including 24 men and 19 women. Uzbekistan was represented at the tournament by Dilshod Yusupov, Olim Akhmadjanov, Sabina Yusupova, and Samina Akhmadjonova.

Following the qualification results, all four representatives of Uzbekistan entered the top 12 of the individual standings. Dilshod Yusupov showed the sixth result, and Olim Akhmadjanov came in tenth. Among the women, Sabina Yusupova took ninth place, while Samina Akhmadjonova finished twelfth. In the women's doubles qualification, the Uzbek athletes placed third.

In the decisive races, Dilshod Yusupov and Olim Akhmadjanov won silver medals in the men's doubles category. Sabina Yusupova and Samina Akhmadjonova came in second in the women's doubles category. Both crews received trophies.

In the mixed doubles category, Dilshod Yusupov and Sabina Yusupova finished in fourth place. In the men's individual competition, Yusupov also placed sixth.

Based on the race results, the Uzbek national team finished third in the national federation standings (Best ASN). At the same time, the team maintained its second position in the overall championship standings.

Two stages remain before the end of the AAGC season — in Thailand and Taipei. The final positions of the athletes and national teams will be determined based on their results.

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