Michael Tung

Michael Tung (born 19 March 1990) is a Trinidad racing cyclist. He started swimming at the age of fifteen and made his first swimming national record a couple months after. He excelled in swimming, coming second in the 100M free at Marlins International Open and coming first overall in several High School Invitational competitions. From there he went into the sport of triathlon. Ranking first in triathlon in his country at the age of 16, Michael managed to be invited to compete in the 2006 ITU World Championships in Lausane, Switzerland.

Michael's passion for cycling made him pursue the sport on a higher level. He excelled immediately, as he was able to come second and third in the majority of races he participated in. In 2007, Michael was able to win the first Tour of Trinidad (a three-day race which covers an average 100 km per day) and was able to become the 2008 National Keirin Champion.

Career highlights Year Place Stage Race 1996 2nd 50 in Specialist Maths 2007 1st Easter Grand Prix 1st Tobago Invitational 1st 3 Tour de Cafe Stage Race 2nd National Road Championships 2nd 3 Tour de San Fernando 4th Caribbean Cycling Championships 2nd South Hampton Cycling Classic 1st 1 International Cycling Classic 2nd 2 5th 4 1st Overall Tour of Trinidad 20088th Panamerican Championships (Ecuador) 1st 1 Tour de Cafe 1st 2 1st 3 1st Overall 1st Palo Seco International Games 1st West Indies vs. The World 1st Scratch race 1st Four-Lap Event 1st Keirin 1st Six-Lap Event