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Ceci Lee Sze-wing

(李思穎)

Ceci Lee Sze-wing
Ceci Lee Sze-wing
李思穎
The latest news on Ceci Lee, Hong Kong professional racing cyclist, including cycling news and updates.
Chloe Leung, here training by Haitian Park Beach last year, would have been keen to challenge in the World Championships. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong cyclists face Asian Games clash with World Championships, quota cap

Sport’s chief Dato’ Amarjit Singh Gill launches defence of schedule that has angered city team’s head coach Herve Dagorne,.

Asian Games 2026

Hong Kong cycling coach’s anger over ‘crazy’ scheduling, rules for Asian Games

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong’s cyclists optimistic for Asian Games but Japan send ominous warning

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Resilient Hong Kong cycling star Ceci Lee adds to Japan Track Cup medal haul

City’s best cyclist earns two more bronzes, 25-year-old will aim to add to her five-medal haul in Madison on Sunday.

Ceci Lee (right) and Chloe Leung, here on the way to Madison bronze on Friday, will reunite in the same event on Sunday. Photo: Japan Cycling Federation.
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong’s Ceci Lee banishes mental scarring in Japan but race ends in chaos

City star claims elimination race bronze on opening day of Japan Track Cup, but guilty of same error as teammate Chloe Leung.

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong cyclists study Japanese streets in hope they will be paved with gold

The 15-strong squad are in Izu City for the four-day Track Cup and have been training with their Japanese counterparts ahead of the tournament.

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Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong Olympian Boey Leung at peace with retirement after going out on high

The 2023 Asian Games medallist set to study psychology after counsellor helped her through ‘hard time’ following Tokyo Games.

Boey Leung is still riding her bike despite retiring from the sport following a fine career. Photo: Edmond So
UCI Track Cycling World Cup

Injury quashes Hong Kong star Ceci Lee’s UCI Track World Cup hopes in Malaysia

Damage from crash on home track affects city’s star rider ‘physically and mentally’ in subdued conclusion to 2026 global campaign.

UCI Track Cycling World Cup

‘Stressed’ Hongkonger Ceci Lee finishes outside medals on World Cup opening day

City’s star rider fails to add to three-medal haul from 2026 World Cup after sleepless nights following painful crash last week.

UCI Track Cycling World Cup

Hong Kong star Ceci Lee eyeing more World Cup glory days after heavy crash

City’s best cyclist back in action on Friday and hunting fourth podium finish from this year’s World Cup at closing Malaysia leg.

Ceci Lee picks herself up after a heavy collision at Hong Kong Velodrome on Sunday. Photo: Eugene Lee
UCI Track Cycling World Cup

Ceci Lee crashes out of contention, but Hong Kong coach strikes positive tone

Cyclist ends UCI Track World Cup campaign with crashes, bruises and a failure to add a medal to collection.

Hong Kong’s Ceci Lee (right) crashes in the women’s Omnium during the UCI Track World Cup in Tsueng Kwan O. Photo: Eugene Lee
Herve Dagorne

Hong Kong coach lauds team’s UCI Track World Cup showing despite fruitless day

Herve Dagorne pleased with To Cheuk-hei in men’s Keirin, praises Tso Kai-kwong in men’s omnium but disappointed with women’s Madison duo.

UCI Track Cycling World Cup

‘Epic’ Hongkonger Ceci Lee claims UCI Track World Cup silver for career high

Home star storms to second in elimination race behind Anita Yvonne Stenberg of Norway, while Valentine Fortin is beaten into third.

UCI Track Cycling World Cup

Hong Kong star Lee hoping home crowd will roar her on to more cycling glory

Just five months after winning two golds at the National Games, Ceci Lee is back in action at the Velodrome in the UCI Track World Cup.

Ceci Lee said she had no specific target for this week’s UCI Track World Cup event in Hong Kong. Photo: Edmond So
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards: Ryan Choi, Siobhan Haughey win ‘best of the best’

First-time nominee Choi takes home three awards while Haughey’s top award is her fourth among seven awards overall.

Swimmer Siobhan Haughey (left) and fencer Ryan Choi with their “best of the best” trophies at the Cathay 2025 Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards ceremony at the Convention and Exhibition Centre on Tuesday. Photo: Dickson Lee
Herve Dagorne

Hong Kong’s Ceci Lee defends title at Asian cycling event as teammates also shine

The 24-year-old reaches podium in every event she enters while Law Ching-kiu, 16, emerges as a breakout star.

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong’s Ceci Lee not ‘complacent’ after storming to Asian Championships gold

Head coach Herve Dagorne proud of 24-year-old, who will next target omnium glory on Friday, while Boey Leung is contemplating retirement.

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Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong rider makes shock return as Ceci Lee is challenged on Asian gold count

Victor Lau back in city squad after recommitting to sport but made to wait for first appearance as Herve Dagorne names team pursuit quartet.

Ceci Lee, here celebrating her third gold of last year’s National Games, is being challenged to add to her one Asian Track Championships title. Photo: Karma Lo
UCI Track Cycling World Cup

Hong Kong to field strongest team for ‘hardest of the season’ UCI Track World Cup

Head coach Herve Dagorne says competition is getting tougher, while Ceci Lee and men’s pursuit team hope to better their Perth leg results.

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong cycling star Ceci Lee claims second World Cup medal in Australia

The 24-year-old adds omnium bronze to third from elimination race; Anita Stenberg of Norway wins gold with Japan’s Tsuyaka Uchino second.

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong cyclists make flying World Cup start as Ceci Lee claims landmark medal

The 24-year-old claims first global podium finish in elimination race in Perth, as city men’s team pursuit quartet secure silver.

Ceci Lee on the podium with elimination race champion Yareli Acevedo Mendoza (centre) and silver medallist Anita Stenberg (left). Photo: CAHKC
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Cycling coach says professor role will not compromise Hong Kong’s hunt for glory

Herve Dagorne says he is honoured to take new university post, but success for city squad is Frenchman’s overwhelming priority.

Herve Dagorne is aiming for more Hong Kong glory after helping Ceci Lee claim three National Games golds. Photo: Karma Lo
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong cycling head coach Dagorne plans legacy goals after signing new deal

Frenchman wants to create booming city cycling department, raises doubts over future of sprint coach.

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong cycling star Chloe Leung’s ‘mental gains’ spark Olympic Games belief

Increasingly consistent 29-year-old aiming for world tour recognition following Asian Championships golden breakthrough.

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong cyclists ‘not proud of themselves’ after missed medal opportunity

City squad finish Asian Road Cycling Championships women’s road race empty-handed after missing pivotal breakaway.

From left, Boey Leung, Ceci Lee and Kwan Tsz-kwan cooling down after the women’s road race at the Asian Road Cycling Championships in Saudi Arabia on Sunday. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong claim ‘incredible, beautiful’ gold at Asian Road Cycling Championships

City team beat favourites Kazakhstan to claim victory in mixed relay time trial for first continental title since 2018.

The Hong Kong team (from left): Chloe Leung, Franco Chu, Ceci Lee, Vincent Lau, Yang Qianyu, Charles Ng and Herve Dagorne. Photo: Cycling Association of Hong Kong, China.
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong pin Asian cycling medal hopes on Lee, as coach waits for contract news

Ceci Lee will lead city’s challenge at Asian Road Cycling Championships in Saudi Arabia. Head coach Herve Dagorne’s contract close to ending.

Hong Kong sports

From ice hockey to sevens, here’s what lies ahead for Hong Kong sport in 2026

It might only be the start of the year, but the city already has a packed sporting calendar.

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