Jordan’s national cycling team achieved an outstanding result, winning 13 medals (4 gold, 5 silver, and 4 bronze) at the Arab Cycling Championships hosted by the Syrian Arab Republic. This achievement highlights the strong presence of Jordanian cyclists and their ability to compete and succeed at the Arab level.

The four gold medals were secured by the Junior Team in the Team Time Trial, consisting of Abdulrahman Al-Sharman, Hamada Al-Khanazreh, Adam Qawouq, and Mohammad Al-Khaldi, and the Junior Team in the Individual Road Race, consisting of Mohammad Al-Khaldi, Adam Qawouq, Hamada Al-Khanazreh, Abdulrahman Al-Sharman, Abdulrahman Al-Barq, and Yousef Hujairat. Mahmoud Al-Saudi also won gold in the Men’s Under-23 Individual Time Trial, while Mohammad Al-Saudi claimed gold in the Under-23 Mountain Bike competition.

The five silver medals were won by Sima Abduljaber in the Junior Women’s Individual Road Race, Adam Qawouq in the Junior Men’s Individual Road Race, Mohammad Al-Saudi in the Men’s Mountain Bike competition, Sima Abduljaber in the Junior Women’s Team Time Trial, and the Junior Men’s Team in the Individual Road Race, consisting of Fahd Bazian, Hamza Al-Sha’ar, Kazem Al-Barq, Thabet Abu Ashour, and Abdulrahman Kharsha.

The four bronze medals were earned by Abdulrahman Al-Sharman in the Junior Men’s Individual Time Trial, Hamada Al-Khanazreh in the Junior Men’s Individual Road Race, Fahd Bazian in the Youth Men’s Individual Road Race, and Yousef Hujairat in the Junior Men’s Mountain Bike competition.

The Jordan Cycling Federation congratulates our national team and all our champions on this outstanding Arab achievement, recognizing the dedication and efforts of the athletes and technical and administrative staff. We wish them continued success and further achievements that proudly raise Jordan’s flag at sporting events across the region and beyond.