Indian Cyclist Ronaldo Singh Wins Gold at Track Asia Cup

India, 4 January 2026 — Indian cyclist Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam clinched gold in the men's sprint event at the Track Asia Cup held in New Delhi on Tuesday. Singh's victory came after defeating Japan's Kento Yamasaki in a thrilling final, marking a significant achievement for India's cycling aspirations on the international stage.
Held at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, the competition saw participants from several Asian countries, showcasing high-level competitive cycling. Singh's performance not only secured him a gold medal but also brought attention to India's growing prominence in track cycling.
The Track Asia Cup serves as a crucial platform for Indian cyclists to gain international exposure and compete against some of the best talents in Asia. Singh's achievement is expected to inspire upcoming cyclists in the country and boost the sport's popularity.
India's national cycling coach, R.K. Sharma, lauded Singh's efforts, stating that the win reflects the hard work and dedication of the Indian cycling team. The event is ongoing, with more medal events scheduled in the coming days.
As India's cycling infrastructure develops, performances like Singh's are pivotal in encouraging investment and interest in the sport. The Track Asia Cup continues to be a centerpiece event for showcasing talent and fostering competitive spirit among Asian nations.