關旨君

English

Kwan Tsz-kwan is a Hong Kong cyclist who competes in both track and mountain bike events and is one of the more active members of the Hong Kong women's squad, combining training with study as an elite athlete at the Education University of Hong Kong. She began as primarily a mountain biker and in 2023 was named in the Hong Kong, China delegation for the mountain bike events at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. Track cycling has brought her most notable results. At the 2026 Asian Track Cycling Championships in Tagaytay, Philippines, she joined her team-mates in the women's elite team pursuit to clock 4:23.332, breaking the Hong Kong record set at the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games and finishing ahead of South Korea to take bronze, a medal for Hong Kong at the championships. Team pursuit demands that four riders share the lead, hold a tight formation and keep an even pace, testing both endurance and co-ordination; setting a national record and reaching the podium in the same ride reflected the progress of Hong Kong's women's endurance group. Besides the track, Kwan has also been listed among Hong Kong's road and mountain bike entrants, appearing on the squad for the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya. Hong Kong's track squad trains at the Hong Kong Velodrome, where the women's pursuit group is built around riders such as Lee Sze-wing, and Kwan is part of that group. Her personal bests and record are as published by the Hong Kong Cycling Association and the SF&OC.