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Lai-Sho Cheng

Hong Kong

Lai-Sho Cheng of Hong Kong has 11 international speed results with 1 podium (1 gold), and a best finish of 1st, competing from 2003 to 2007.

11World-level events
1Wins
1Podiums
1/0/0Gold / Silver / Bronze
2003–2007Seasons

Counts above are world-level results only. The table below also lists 5 continental, youth and invitational results (Continental Championship, Youth Continental Championship, Youth World Championship), for 16 in total.

1Podiums
1Wins
11Finals
11Results

World counts every world-level event (World Cups and the World Climbing Series, World Championships, Olympics, World Games); the series toggle narrows to World Cups and the WCS. Finals are top-16, final-round appearances. Relay and individual runs count together under All.

Season by season

Every result, year by year.

20072 events
  • 4World Championship · Aviles
  • 10World Cup · Qinghai
20064 events · 2 podiums
  • 1Continental Championship · Kaoshiung
  • 1World Cup · Shanghai (L+S)
  • 5World Cup · Kuala Lumpur (L+S)
  • 12World Cup · Singapore (L+S)
20057 events · 2 podiums
  • 1Youth Continental Championship · AYC
  • 3Continental Championship · Iran
  • 6Youth World Championship · Bejing
  • 9World Cup · Daone (S)
  • 11World Cup · Shanghai (L+S)
  • 13World Championship · Munich
  • 16World Cup · Chamonix (L+S)
20042 events · 1 podium
  • 3Continental Championship · Asian Champ.
  • 12World Cup · Shanghai
20031 event
  • 10World Cup · Shenzen

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