Coach Terryn believes more can be done to elevate junior cyclists’ ranks


Hermann Terryn guiding Nur Alyssa Mohd Farid at the Junior Track World Championships in Luoyang, China recently.

PETALING JAYA: Nur Alyssa Mohd Farid may have made history by becoming the first Malaysian female to qualify for the keirin final, which ended with a crash, at the Junior Track World Championships in Luoyang, China, recently.

But for national junior track cycling coach Herman Terryn, returning home without a medal is a disappointment and he felt more can be done to further elevate the standards at the junior ranks.

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