Track cyclist Kento Yamasaki won the men's keirin at the world championships Thursday, making him the first Japanese to win the discipline since Harumi Honda in 1987.The 31-year-old Yamasaki crossed the finish line ahead of second-place Israeli Mikhail Yakovlev and third-place Colombian Kevin Santiago Quintero Chavarro on the second day of the championships in Ballerup, Denmark."I still can't believe I won," Yamasaki said."I'm really happy I could produce this result for all the people who've supported me."Japanese compatriot Kazushige Kuboki won the non-Olympic men's scratch. In the men's …READ FULL ARTICLE
