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Hong Kong claim second medal in dramatic dragon boat race at Asian Beach Games

By IslaApril 26, 20261 Min Read
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Hong Kong secured their second medal at the Asian Beach Games in Sanya on Sunday, after the men’s 12‑strong 400m dragon boat team claimed bronze following a dramatic race for the line.

On the sixth day of competition in Hainan Island, the city crew clocked 1 minute and 40.188 seconds in the grand final on the Sanya River, coming home just 0.022 seconds ahead of fourth-placed Chinese Taipei, who clocked 1:40.210.

China took gold in 1:34.990, with silver going to Thailand, who managed 1:35.614.

Hong Kong’s path to the podium was hard fought. Placing second in their heat, they missed automatic qualification for the final before capitalising on their second chance to progress with a powerful semi-final showing.

They finished second behind the Chinese Taipei boat but a time of 1:37.415, their fastest of the day, was sufficient to beat the Philippines and Macau and secure a spot in the medal race.

Their eventual bronze added to the silver that the city’s aquathlon mixed-relay quartet claimed on Saturday.

The bronze added to the silver that the city’s aquathlon mixed-relay quartet won on Saturday. Photo: Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China
The bronze added to the silver that the city’s aquathlon mixed-relay quartet won on Saturday. Photo: Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China



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