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Tiu Chun-hei (Felix) is a Hong Kong male sprinter specialising in the 100 metres. A graduate of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, where he studied accountancy and finance, he was born on 30 April 2000 and became one of the leading Hong Kong 100 metres runners of the 2020s. Tiu made his mark in youth competition, setting a Hong Kong junior record in the 4x200 metres relay at the 2019 National Youth Games. In 2023 he competed at an Asian Games for the first time, running for Hong Kong, China at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. The 2024 season was his breakthrough: at the Hong Kong Championships in May he won the 100 metres in a personal best of 10.33 seconds, becoming the highest-ranked Hong Kong man over the distance, with his fastest times all coming after March of that year. In July he was nominated by the Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Association and selected through a universality place for the Paris Olympic Games, the only Hong Kong track and field athlete at the Games. In his 100 metres preliminary at Paris on 3 August 2024 he clocked 10.62 seconds to finish fourth in his heat and did not advance; he later revealed that he had felt discomfort in his foot for two or three weeks before the race and was unhappy with his performance. Being the city's sole Olympic athletics representative reflected his standing in local sprinting, and as a university student-athlete his career continues to develop, with his personal bests and record as published by the Hong Kong, China Association of Athletics Affiliates and the SF&OC.