Career

He is a 3 time Olympian having competed at the, 2008, and was the reserve rider at the Olympics. In he was awarded the Malaysian Olympian and Sportsman of the Year after being the 1st Malaysian cyclist to make a final in cycling at the Athens Olympics. He is currently married to Kim Ong and is based in Melbourne training with his other team-mates from Malaysia under the coaching of John Beasley from Australia.

Josiah currently endorses his own brand name 5bling at www.5bling.com and tweets josiahcyclist 2002 Asian Games, 17 November, Guangzhou – 2nd Keirin Josiah Ng"s current sponsors are: National Sports Council of Malaysia, 5bling.com, Nike, Euro-Asia Imports, Oakley,Royal Bank of Canada Sport.

Achievements

• 2002 Asian Games (Busan, South of Korea) – Silver Medallist 2004 Olympic Games – 5th in Keirin 2005 Japan International Keirin Invitational,- Three 1st place wins. Nestors Keirin Cup (Penn State, United States of America) – 1st Festival of Speed Sprint Tournament (Penn State, United States of America)- 1st International Fastest Manitoba on Wheels, (Penn State, United States of America) – 2nd 2006 UCI World Cup, Manchester, United Kingdom, – Bronze Medallist UCI World Cup, Los Angeles, United States of America, – 5th UCI World Cup, Sydney Australia, – 2nd Crowned UCI World Cup Champion in Sydney, Australia on 3 March Asian Games (Doha, Qatar) – 2nd in Keirin 2007 Sid Patterson General Practice in Melbourne, Australia on – 1 February in Sprints. 3rd in Keirin International Fastest Manitoba on Wheels, (Penn State, United States of America), – 3 June San Jose American Velodrome Challenge (AVC), – 1 July in Keirin, Team Sprint and Sprint. 2009 UCI World Cup, Melbourne Australia, – Bronze in Keirin Revolution 5th Austral Wheelrace, 16 December, Hisense Arena, Melbourne, Australia, Track – 1st Sprint. 2nd Keirin 2010 Revolution 6th Austral Wheelrace, 27 February, Darebin International Centre, Melbourne, Australia, Track – 2nd Sprint Commonwealth Games, 6 October, New Delhi – 1st Keirin 2010 Asian Games, 17 November, Guangzhou – 2nd Keirin 2011 Sydney International Sprint Grand Prix 1st Keirin Asian Cycling Championships 2nd Keirin 2012 Asian Cycling Championships 1st Keirin Cologne International Sprint Grand Prix 1st Keirin Tasmanian Christmas Carnival 1st Latrobe 2000m Handicap 2013 Asian Cycling Championships 1st Keirin Asian Cycling Championships 1st Sprints World Championships 12th Keirin Wangaretta Cycling Carnival 1st 1000m Handicap 2004 Malaysian Olympian of the Year. 2004 Malaysian Sportsman of the Year. UCI Track World Cup Ranking Keirin Year 2002 to 2003 – Ranked Number.1 Keirin Year 2004 to 2005 – Ranked Number. 3 Keirin Year 2005 – 2006 – Ranked Number.1 9 times World Cup Medalist Nominee of "Most Outstanding Youth of the Year 2007" AYA.