
The Asian Youth Athletics Championships sees the distribution of ten gold medals on the second day of the championship, beginning with the men’s 10,000m race walk at eight in the morning, and in the evening session there will be a distribution of nine gold medals in which Qatar’s champions will defend their chances, in the decathlon, which our promising champion Abdullah Al Rubaie began with three challenges in the morning and two in the afternoon, as he contests the 110m hurdles followed by the discus throw and then the pole vault, and in the evening he will contest the javelin throw and then the 1500m , with Al Rubaie hoping to achieve his first medal at the continental level
The Asian youth champion Youssef Idris will also contest the 1500m final this evening, in his first step towards the podium, as he takes part in both the 1500m and 800m at the championship, and the athlete confirmed his full readiness to take on the competition with all his strength for the best results and to open the account of Asian success for Qatar’s promising champions in claiming medals.
The second day’s programme also features the shot put final / 400m final / 1500m final / long jump final / 100m final / Day three / javelin final / triple jump final / 400m hurdles final / 200m final / 5000m final / 4x400m relay final.