翁浚皓

English

Yung Tsun Ho is a Hong Kong men's track sprint cyclist who focuses on the team sprint, individual sprint and keirin, rides for the Hong Kong Sports Institute professional cycling team, and is part of the territory's men's short-distance group. In recent years he has become one of its leading members, a long-standing partner of Mok Tsz Chun and To Cheuk Hei in the team sprint. In March 2026, at the Asian Track Cycling Championships in Tagaytay, Philippines, he joined Mok Tsz Chun and To Cheuk Hei in the men's elite team sprint, beating Thailand and then Malaysia to take bronze - Hong Kong's first-ever men's team sprint medal. At the end of September that year he represented Hong Kong, China at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, again teaming with Mok Tsz Chun and To Cheuk Hei in the men's team sprint: the trio qualified fourth in 44.399 seconds, beat South Korea in the knock-out round, and won the bronze-medal ride against Malaysia in 43.507 seconds to claim bronze and write a first-ever Asian Games medal for Hong Kong in the event. He was also selected for the Hong Kong delegation to the 15th National Games in the men's track sprint events. Owing to the limited public record, little is documented about his upbringing and training background.