Tang Kam Man

Tang Kam Man (; born 5 June 1955) is a Hong Kong former cyclist and coach. He took part in three events at the 1976 Summer Olympics. Tang competed at the 1971 Asian Cycling Championships in Singapore, the 1973 Asian Cycling Championships in Japan, and the 1974 UCI Road World Championships in Montreal. He coached the Hong Kong cycling national team at the 1987 Asian Cycling Championships and the 1988 Summer Olympics and was the team mechanic at the 1996 Summer Olympics. By 2000, he was an official for the Hong Kong Cycling Association.

Career At a Hongkong Amateur Cycling Association event held in 1971, Tang competed on behalf of Team Vitasoy. He received first place with a time of 27.20 seconds, 10 seconds ahead of the second-place finisher. Tang competed at the 1971 Asian Cycling Championships in Singapore. He qualified for four events: the 100 kilometres team time trial, the 200 kilometres massed start, the 1600 metres massed start, and the Tour of Singapore. At the 1971 Hong Kong Festival , he placed first out of 40 cyclists in a 10-mile race. He competed at the 1973 Asian Cycling Championships in Japan and the 1974 UCI Road World Championships in Montreal. He competed in three events at the 1976 Summer Olympics: men's individual road race (where he did not finish), men's individual pursuit (where he placed 24th), and men's team time trial (where his team placed 26th). During the trials for the 1979 Asian Cycling Championships, Tang and two other cyclists set Hong Kong records.

In 1987, Tang coached the cyclist Leung Hung Tak. He was the coach for the Hong Kong cycling national team at the 1987 Asian Cycling Championships and the 1988 Summer Olympics. He coached five cyclists at the 1988 Olympics. During the 1996 Summer Olympics, Tang was the Hong Kong cycling team's mechanic. He was an official at the Hong Kong Cycling Association in 2000. In his role at the association, Tang negotiated on behalf of the cyclist Wong Kam-po with the Italian cycling team Selle Italia–Pacific, which had offered Wong a job.