楊倩玉

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Yang Qianyu (born 1993 in Liaoning) is a Hong Kong road and track cyclist. She joined the Hong Kong team in 2011 and has ridden for the territory and for overseas professional teams. Initially a track endurance rider, she represented Hong Kong at the 2015 UCI Track Cycling World Championships and competed at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. At the 13th National Games in Tianjin in 2017 she and Pang Yao won the women's Madison, Hong Kong's first gold of those Games. At the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games she finished fourth in the women's individual road race, narrowly missing the podium. The 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games was her peak: in the 139.7km women's road race she attacked in the closing stages and, with a powerful finish, won Hong Kong's first ever Asian Games gold in the women's road race, making up for her fourth place in Jakarta; she also took silver in the women's Madison with Lee Sze-wing. As the team's elder stateswoman she was known for her endurance and big-race experience. In early 2026, at the Asian Road Cycling Championships, she rode the final race of her career, helping Hong Kong to gold before retiring.