Ario Sejati qualifies fastest ahead of Idegawa and Nagata
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published Suemasa bests Suseanty and Izuka in women's field
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1 | Popo Ario Sejati (Indonesia) | 0:02:37.985 |
2 | Naoki Idegawa (Japan) | 0:00:04.958 |
3 | Junya Nagata (Japan) | 0:00:08.675 |
4 | Jun-Sung Park (Korea) | 0:00:10.045 |
5 | Suherlan Agus (Indonesia) | 0:00:11.446 |
6 | Tanaphon Jarupeng (Thailand) | 0:00:12.503 |
7 | Ghazali Hakiki Ali Samson (Malaysia) | 0:00:14.043 |
8 | Tsui King Man (Hong Kong, China) | 0:00:14.652 |
9 | Seyedjamal Hosseini (Islamic Republic of Iran) | 0:00:18.741 |
10 | Eleazar Barba Jr. (Philippines) | 0:00:20.805 |
11 | Stanley Jalip Jr. (Malaysia) | 0:00:21.876 |
12 | Ssu Han Chiang (Chinese Taipei) | 0:00:22.060 |
13 | Hock Cheng Seow (Malaysia) | 0:00:24.690 |
14 | Ian Francis Krempl (Singapore) | 0:00:25.227 |
15 | Cheng Yu Chiang (Chinese Taipei) | 0:00:26.101 |
16 | Lau Shu Sum (Hong Kong, China) | 0:00:28.604 |
17 | Amin Takandi (Islamic Republic of Iran) | 0:00:29.611 |
18 | Hossein Rafiei (Islamic Republic of Iran) | 0:00:34.945 |
19 | Mohd Elmi Jumari (Malaysia) | 0:00:35.020 |
20 | Mohd Herman Mohd Arsek (Singapore) | 0:00:37.366 |
21 | Mohamad Reza Nouri (Islamic Republic of Iran) | 0:00:57.497 |
22 | Sitichai Ketkaewmanee (Thailand) | 0:01:03.265 |
23 | Mohd Raihaan Abd Aziz (Brunei Darussalam) | 0:01:06.128 |
24 | Hong Chun Tan (Singapore) | 0:10:40.756 |
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1 | Mio Suemasa (Japan) | 0:02:57.489 |
2 | Risa Suseanty (Indonesia) | 0:00:13.611 |
3 | Tomoko Iizuka (Japan) | 0:00:29.471 |
4 | Norsyuhaini Othman (Malaysia) | 0:01:00.040 |
5 | Pei Ni Chou (Chinese Taipei) | 0:01:05.007 |
6 | Min-Hee Joo (Korea) | 0:01:05.458 |
7 | Masziyaton Mohd Radzi (Malaysia) | 0:01:09.345 |
8 | Aussanee Pradupyard (Thailand) | 0:02:07.461 |
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1 | Kazuki Shimizu (Japan) | 0:02:49.174 |
2 | Muhammad Aim Mohd Fauzi (Malaysia) | 0:00:02.671 |
3 | Norshahriel Ahmad Nazali (Malaysia) | 0:00:03.956 |
4 | Hildan Atosma Katana (Indonesia) | 0:00:09.056 |
5 | Jae-Kyu Lee (Korea) | 0:00:18.460 |
6 | Muhamad Fareez Borhanudin (Malaysia) | 0:00:23.657 |
7 | Chatchai Jarupeng (Thailand) | 0:00:23.748 |
8 | Sina Sahihi (Islamic Republic of Iran) | 0:00:27.337 |
9 | Leung Chun Yin (Hong Kong, China) | 0:00:36.047 |
10 | William Chan Yue Shin (Singapore) | 0:00:38.621 |
11 | Ha The Long (Vietnam) | 0:00:44.592 |
12 | Leon Harith A.Hamid (Malaysia) | 0:00:53.508 |
13 | Wei Chin Un (Chinese Taipei) | 0:00:57.920 |
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1 | Vipavee Deekaballes (Thailand) | 0:03:46.550 |
2 | Bui Thi Quyen (Vietnam) | 0:01:01.132 |
3 | Kuan Hui Wu (Chinese Taipei) | 0:02:20.010 |
DNS | Exa Randina Khoiroti (Indonesia) | Row 3 - Cell 2 |
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