The Kyrgyzstan national team included Dina Mukhametzyanova, Artem Isakzhanov, and Marat Mambetakunov.
The medals were distributed as follows over three rounds of the competition:
- first place in the mixed pairs category (men/women);
- second place in the men's pairs category;
- second place in the women's individual category;
- second place in the women's solo qualification;
- fourth place in the men's solo qualification.
After three stages, the Kyrgyzstan team holds the leading position with 76 points. In second place are the Indian athletes with 66 points, followed by Taiwan with 52 points. Uzbekistan occupies fourth place with 43 points.
The competition features representatives from 13 countries, including Kyrgyzstan, India, Taiwan, Uzbekistan, Singapore, South Korea, Australia, Hong Kong, Bangladesh, Nepal, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Malaysia.
The next stage of the AAGC 2025 will take place in Taipei, Taiwan, where the Kyrgyzstani team will continue their fight for the championship title in autocross.
Note Autocross is a sporting discipline that requires the driver (motorist or motorcyclist) to navigate a complex course with various obstacles (cones, barrels) in the shortest possible time. Participants perform maneuvers on the course such as turns, "figure eights," and parking, which helps develop vehicle handling skills. Originally, the term "autocross" was associated with equestrian games originating from India, but it is now primarily associated with automotive and motorsport.
