Police cyclists take honours in Triathlon
The organisers set a demanding course, opening with a 750-metre sea swim, followed by a rolling 15-km mountain bike ride and a punishing 5.5-km hilly trail run to the finish line. Whilst smooth sea conditions allowed the competitors to hit their stride early, the bike ride proved a real challenge as many riders suffered punctures after misjudging the conditions with tyres at the wrong pressure to traverse the rocks on the technical sections of the course.
This was not a mistake the Police Team made, with a decisive win for the men's team of Station Sergeant Fong Yuk-leung, (cycling), Senior Inspector Chan Sze-tat (swim) and Sergeant Ng Chek-yin (run), who came storming home in 1:33:49. The ladies team of Woman Police Constable Ho Kit-ying (cycling) and Woman Police Constable Chow Pui-yan (swim and run) cruised in 1:52:20, beating their nearest rivals by a wide margin and setting a course record for ladies cycling.
Steve Wordsworth, Chairman of the Cycling Club, had this to say about these performances: "These are fantastic results. With hot and humid conditions, the Police teams still managed to hold their own against a very tough international field. WPC Chow even skipped over the finishing with a huge grin on her face."
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Following a resounding performance at the World Police & Fire Games in March, with two silver and three bronze medals won, the Hong Kong Police Cycling Team has returned to home turf for the INATT Off-Road Triathlon. Held in the Wan Tsai area of Sai Kung on May 13, a mixed group of cyclists and other Force members took first place in both the male and female team events. 
The Force's cycling team lands fantastic results despite hot and humid conditions