Hong Kong Cycling Duo Claims Madison Silver; Zhu Junwei Adds Omnium Medal on Day 4
SingTao · 2 SOURCES1 day ago5 MIN
Summary
Hong Kong's cycling team dominated the Nagoya Asian Games velodrome on Thursday, October 1, 2026, adding two silver medals to the territory's haul. Li Siying (李思穎, known as Ceci) and Liang Yingyi (梁穎儀) produced a thrilling finish in the women's Madison to win silver by a single point over China, while Zhu Junwei (朱浚瑋) claimed silver in the men's omnium final points race. The results came as part of a medal-rich day for Hong Kong, which also saw progress in team sports and individual competitions.
Key Points
- Li Siying and Liang Yingyi won silver in women's Madison cycling with 31 points, one point ahead of China, after a double-points final sprint
- Zhu Junwei finished second in the men's omnium points race to claim silver, earning HK$500,000 through the Jockey Club Elite Athletes Award Scheme
- Hong Kong's men's rugby sevens team defeated Malaysia 48-0 in Group A for their second consecutive victory
- Tennis players Wang Kangyi and Zhang Weiheng advanced to women's doubles semi-finals, securing at least a bronze medal for Hong Kong
- Squash men's team lost to Pakistan 1-2 in the semi-finals but secured bronze, with the trio earning HK$500,000 in total
- Huang Zelin progressed to tennis men's singles semi-finals with a commanding 6-3, 6-0 victory over Thailand's Kasidit Samrej in just 61 minutes
- In equestrian, Hong Kong finished eighth in the team show jumping event with a combined time of 226.46 seconds and 70 penalty points
- Golfers Han Ziling and Ding Huizhong both scored 67 (three under par) to sit tied sixth, with Hong Kong's women's team tied fourth at 274 strokes
Why It Matters
The double cycling silver marks Hong Kong's continued strength in track cycling at the Asian level, with the women's Madison result defending the silver won by Li Siying and Yang Qianyu at the previous Games . Liang Yingyi's tears despite the silver reflected her personal standards, as she now aims to qualify for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics after completing a one-silver, one-bronze haul across road and track events .
The double cycling silver marks Hong Kong's continued strength in track cycling at the Asian level, with the women's Madison result defending the silver won by Li Siying and Yang Qianyu at the previous Games . Liang Yingyi's tears despite the silver reflected her personal standards, as she now aims to qualify for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics after completing a one-silver, one-bronze haul across road and track events .