Wong Hon wins Hong Kong downhill championship
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Short, but sweet - less than 51 seconds race time for the winner
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Chiu Wong Hon (HKg) | 0:00:50.93 |
2 | Chun Kau Tsui (HKg) | 0:00:00.52 |
3 | Shu Sum Lau (HKg) | 0:00:01.74 |
5 | Kim Fung Yip (HKg) | 0:00:04.84 |
6 | Gabriel Lau Kwok Chau (HKg) | 0:00:07.88 |
7 | Pak Kin Chung (HKg) | 0:00:08.14 |
8 | Ngok Sing Chung (HKg) | 0:00:08.31 |
9 | Chun Kit Liu (HKg) | 0:00:10.97 |
10 | Yuk Fai Chan (HKg) | 0:00:11.37 |
11 | Tsz Fung Cheung (HKg) | 0:00:13.87 |
12 | Kenny Wong Ki (HKg) | 0:00:14.27 |
15 | Ho Kiu Yang (HKg) | 0:00:19.07 |
16 | Lik Hang Wong (HKg) | 0:00:22.37 |
17 | Carlos Leung Ka Lok (HKg) | 0:00:26.77 |
18 | Ho Yin Man (HKg) | 0:00:37.47 |
19 | Eric Lee Wei Chen (HKg) | 0:00:47.17 |
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