History

Hong Kong made its first Summer Olympic appearance in 1952 and has competed ever since, with the exception of 1980 where it participated in the United States led boycott. Initially Hong Kong competed as a British colony until 1996, where after being transferred back to China it became a special administrative region of China and continued to participate at the Olympics separately, officially known as Hong Kong, China. Typically they send a medium size delegation of a few dozen athletes and compete in such sports as badminton, cycling, fencing, sailing, shooting, swimming and table tennis. Hong Kong won its first medal in 1996 where sailor Lee Lai Shan won gold in women’s Mistral. In total Hong Kong has won three medals with the other two coming in table tennis (2004) and cycling (2012).

Qualified Quotas

Cycling

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Men’s Road Race	Qualified Via Rankings

Equestrian

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Individual Eventing	Thomas Ho Horse: Tayberry

Gymnastics

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Men’s Artistic Individual Events	Shek Wai Hung

Sailing

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Men’s RS:X	Michael Cheng
Women’s RS:X	Hayley Chan

Swimming

Women’s Events

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Women’s 100m Freestyle	Siobhan Haughey
Women’s 200m Freestyle	Siobhan Haughey
Women’s 100m Backstroke	Stephanie Au
Women’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay	Camille Cheng Siobhan Haughey Ho Nam Wai Tam Hoi Lam
Women’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay	Camille Cheng Siobhan Haughey Ho Nam Wai Stephanie Au

Table Tennis

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Mixed Doubles	Wong Chung Ting Doo Hoi Kem