Wei Yongli (Chinese: 韦永丽; born October 11, 1991, in Baise, Guangxi[1]) is a Chinese sprinter.[2]  She competed in the 100 metres competition at the 2012 Summer Olympics; she ran Round 1 in 11.48 seconds, which did not qualify her for the semifinals.
She was part of the Chinese 4 x 100 m relay team that reached the final at the 2020 Olympics.[3]
Competition record
| Year | 
Competition | 
Venue | 
Position | 
Event | 
Notes
 | 
Representing   China
 | 
| 2011
 | 
Asian Championships
 | 
Kobe, Japan
 | 
2nd
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.70
 | 
| 2nd
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
44.23
 | 
| World Championships
 | 
Daegu, South Korea
 | 
–
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
DQ
 | 
| 2012
 | 
Asian Indoor Championships
 | 
Hangzhou, China
 | 
1st
 | 
60 m
 | 
7.37
 | 
| World Indoor Championships
 | 
Istanbul, Turkey
 | 
17th (sf)
 | 
60 m
 | 
7.35
 | 
| Olympic Games
 | 
London, United Kingdom
 | 
40th (h)
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.48
 | 
| 2013
 | 
Asian Championships
 | 
Pune, India
 | 
1st
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.29
 | 
| 1st
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
44.01
 | 
| World Championships
 | 
Moscow, Russia
 | 
17th (h)
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
44.22
 | 
| East Asian Games
 | 
Tianjin, China
 | 
1st
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.57
 | 
| 1st
 | 
200 m
 | 
23.71
 | 
| 1st
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
43.66
 | 
| 2014
 | 
World Indoor Championships
 | 
Sopot, Poland
 | 
15th (sf)
 | 
60 m
 | 
7.30
 | 
| Asian Games
 | 
Incheon, South Korea
 | 
1st
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.48
 | 
| 2nd
 | 
200 m
 | 
23.27
 | 
| 1st
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
42.83
 | 
| 2015
 | 
Asian Championships
 | 
Wuhan, China
 | 
3rd
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.46
 | 
| 1st
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
43.10
 | 
| World Championships
 | 
Beijing, China
 | 
22nd (sf)
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.27
 | 
| 10th (h)
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
43.18
 | 
| 2016
 | 
World Indoor Championships
 | 
Portland, United States
 | 
18th (sf)
 | 
60 m
 | 
7.28
 | 
| Olympic Games
 | 
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
 | 
33rd (h)
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.48
 | 
| 9th (h)
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
42.70
 | 
| 2017
 | 
World Relays
 | 
Nassau, Bahamas
 | 
3rd
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
43.11
 | 
| 6th (h)
 | 
4 × 200 m relay
 | 
1:33.99
 | 
| World Championships
 | 
London, United Kingdom
 | 
26th (h)
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.37
 | 
| –
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
DQ
 | 
| 2018
 | 
World Indoor Championships
 | 
Birmingham, United Kingdom
 | 
28th (h)
 | 
60 m
 | 
7.35
 | 
| Asian Games
 | 
Jakarta, Indonesia
 | 
3rd
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.33
 | 
| 3rd
 | 
200 m
 | 
23.27
 | 
| 2nd
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
42.84
 | 
| 2019
 | 
Asian Championships
 | 
Doha, Qatar
 | 
3rd
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.37
 | 
| World Relays
 | 
Yokohama, Japan
 | 
–
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
DQ
 | 
| 2nd
 | 
4 × 200 m relay
 | 
1:32.76
 | 
| World Championships
 | 
Doha, Qatar
 | 
17th (sf)
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.28
 | 
| 3rd (h)
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
42.361
 | 
| 2021
 | 
Olympic Games
 | 
Tokyo, Japan
 | 
38th (h)
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.48
 | 
| 6th
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
42.71
 | 
| 2022
 | 
World Championships
 | 
Eugene, United States
 | 
9th (h)
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
42.93
 | 
| 2023
 | 
Asian Championships
 | 
Bangkok, Thailand
 | 
1st
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
43.35
 | 
| Asian Games
 | 
Hangzhou, China
 | 
5th
 | 
100 m
 | 
11.40
 | 
| 1st
 | 
4 × 100 m relay
 | 
43.39
 | 
1Disqualified in the final
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