Shaolin Sándor Liu

Hungarian short track speed skater

Shaolin Sándor Liu - Hungarian short track speed skater
Born

November 20th, 1995
29 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Hungary

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Born in 1995, this athlete competed in short track speed skating events. Represented Hungary in various international competitions, gaining recognition for exceptional skills on the ice. Participated in the 2018 Winter Olympics, contributing to Hungary's presence in the sport. Achieved multiple medals in European Championships, showcasing a strong performance on a continental level. Established a reputation in the world of short track with significant achievements throughout competitive career.

Competed in the 2018 Winter Olympics

Medaled in European Championships

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