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Indonesia Athletics Association (PASI) chief and renowned tycoon Muhammad “Bob” Hasan has dedicated himself to the world of track and field for more than 40 years. In his eyes, Indonesia is home to a plethora of agile and talented athletes who can master the three basic movements in the sport: running, jumping and throwing.
Bob recently sat down with The Jakarta Post’s Primastuti Handayani, Dicky Christanto and Ramadani Saputra to talk about current strategies and future expectations. (JP/Wienda Parwitasari)
(JP/Ramadani Saputra)
