Kwok Ho Ting

Kwok Ho Ting

Kwok Ho Ting (2011)
To person
Date of birth	February 26, 1988
nation	Hong Kong
discipline	Road cycling, track cycling
End of career	2016
Last updated: March 10, 2018

Marco Kwok Ho Ting ( Chinese  郭 灝 霆  /  郭 灏 霆 , Pinyin Guō Hàotíng , Jyutping Gwok ³ Hou ⁶ ting ⁴ ; * February 26, 1988 ) is a former Chinese track cyclist from Hong Kong .

Athletic career

Kwok Ho Ting started his career in 2007 with the Continental Team Hong Kong Pro Cycling . At the Track Cycling World Cup 2008/09 he finished tenth in points in Manchester and ninth in Melbourne . In Melbourne he was also able to win the scratch competition in front of Australian Leigh Howard and New Zealander Jason Christie . In 2009 he was two-time Asian champion , in Omnium and with Wong Kam Po in two-man team driving . In 2011 he was again Asian champion in two-man team driving, this time with Ki Ho Cho .

In the same year Kwok Ho Ting won the title of world champion in scratch at the UCI track world championships 2011 in Apeldoorn . In 2013 he repeated his success as Asian champion in two-man team driving with Ki Ho Cho . In 2016 he ended his cycling career for health reasons.

successes

train

2008

• Asian Champion - Madison (with Wong Kam Po )
• World Cup Melbourne - Scratch

2009

• Asian Champion - Madison (with Wong Kam Po)
• Asian champion - Omnium

2010

• 2010 Asian Games - Team Pursuit (with Cheung King-lok , King Wai Cheung and Ki Ho Choi )

2011

• Asian Champion - Madison (with Ki Ho Choi)
• World Champion - Scratch

2013

• Asian Champion - Madison (with Ki Ho Choi)
• National champion - one's pursuit
• National Champion - Team Pursuit (with Fu Shiu Cheung , King Wai Cheung and Siu Wai Wo )
• National champion - Omnium

Street

2009

• one stage Tour de Korea

2012

• Hong Kong Championship - Road Racing

Teams

• 2007 Hong Kong Pro Cycling
• 2008 Hong Kong Pro Cycling
• 2009 Hong Kong Pro Cycling
• 2010 Hong Kong Pro Cycling
• 2011 Hong Kong Pro Cycling
• 2012 Hong Kong Pro Cycling
• 2013 Team Hong Kong China
• 2014 HKSI Pro Cycling Team

Web links

• Kwok Ho Ting in the database of Radsportseiten.net
• info.gov.hk

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Hong Kong's former world champion cyclist Kwok Ho-ting says he will retire. In: scmp.com. March 1, 2016, accessed March 10, 2018 . 

Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Chinese. Kwok is the family name here, Ho Ting is the first name.