Chinese Taipei's Huang Yu-ting won a third gold medal for the host country on the final day of the World Games roller sports speedskating competition Sunday to the delight of a partisan crowd. Huang won the women's 500 meters by about a quarter of a second ahead of Korean Lim Jin Seon after having already won gold in the women's 300-meter and 1,000-meter sprint events. With the win, she became Chinese Taipei's first three-time gold medal winner at the World Games. Huang was actually trailing leaders Lim and Yersi Puello of Colombia until the final turn of the race, when she sprinted past her rivals to win with a time of 47.382 seconds. Puello won the bronze, and Huang's compatriot Hsu Chiao-jen, already a two-time silver medalist, settled for fourth place with a time of 47.837 seconds. In the men's 500-meter final, local favorite Lo Wei-lin, who won gold in the men's 300 meters, appeared to win the race with a time of 43.685 seconds in the final. But the coach of Colombian Andres Felipe Munoz, who finished 0.169 seconds behind Lo, appealed that Lo had committed a foul in pushing Munoz during the race. The appeal was sustained and Munoz was given the gold, while Lo was relegated to second place and a silver medal. During the previous day's 1,000-meter event, Lo tripped over Alexis Contin of France and rolled over twice before recovering his footing and ended up 11 seconds behind the winner. 