Japan wins team sprint gold in cycling at Asian Games

Japan wins team sprint gold in cycling at Asian Games

DOHA, Qatar - Japan captured its first gold medal in the cycling track races at the Doha Asian Games when it beat China in the men's team sprint final on Dec. 10. From L to R: Kazunari Watanabe, Yudai Nitta and Kazuya Narita. (Kyodo)

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