Veteran cyclist Wong Kam- po sprinted in the end of a 201-kilometer route and powered home Hong Kong the first gold medal Monday at the 11th Chinese National Games. It is Wong's third gold medal in the road cycling event in four National Games. 'The route is a typical mountain road,' Hong Kong team coach, Shen Jinkang, said. 'It is more difficult than all the previous National Games and any other one-day race of inter-continental competitions.' Only 34 cyclists out of 74 completed Monday's race which was filled with hills and crosswind. Wong finished in five hours 35 minutes and nine seconds, two seconds faster than the runner-up, Chinese Army's Ma Haijun. Li Fuyu from host Shandong Province took the third with 5:35:12. 'It is my last National Games,' the 36-year-old Wong said after the journey, who still looks to compete in the 2012 London Olympics. 'I think I will retire after the London Olympics, and I hope Hong Kong's young cyclists may catch up and get more medals in the future,' he said. 