Sufian Ching is a Malaysian rider who spent his whole career in Pedaling Predators, and most famous for being the first rider in the OCM to race 100 times in the World Tour.
He was discovered as a talent by bellahs boys, and soon transfered to Pedaling Predators where he was trained as a versatile rider (a quality that later allowed him to be selected for the Malaysian National Team multiple times in all kind of races).
He has scored a total of 28 results in his career, most of them in lower divisions, with a victory in 5th division on season 18 as his most notable win. In the World Tour, he has as best result an 11th place in Oslo Grand Prix of the same season.
At the age of 32, Sufian Ching was selected for his National Team for the 100th time. He opted to not race for Malaysia anymore, content of his feat and knowing that the new generation was already too much for hi...
Read moreSufian Ching is a Malaysian rider who spent his whole career in Pedaling Predators, and most famous for being the first rider in the OCM to race 100 times in the World Tour.
He was discovered as a talent by bellahs boys, and soon transfered to Pedaling Predators where he was trained as a versatile rider (a quality that later allowed him to be selected for the Malaysian National Team multiple times in all kind of races).
He has scored a total of 28 results in his career, most of them in lower divisions, with a victory in 5th division on season 18 as his most notable win. In the World Tour, he has as best result an 11th place in Oslo Grand Prix of the same season.
At the age of 32, Sufian Ching was selected for his National Team for the 100th time. He opted to not race for Malaysia anymore, content of his feat and knowing that the new generation was already too much for his old legs.
While not very famous in the OCM Tour, Sufian Ching was one of the most respected riders in the World Tour peloton, making a name for himself with his aggressive and cheerful style.
He is expecting to join the Malaysian National Team as Sports Director after his retirement.
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