Cox wins second gold at Para-cycling Worlds
Kadeena Cox wins her second gold medal at the Para-cycling World Championships, having set a world record in qualifying for the C4 sprint.
Kadeena Cox secured her second gold medal at the Para-cycling Track World Championships in the Netherlands, setting a new world record in the C4 sprint final. The 35-year-old British athlete crossed the line in a record time of 11.409 seconds, ultimately edging past Australia's Tara Neyland in the final. Cox's victory follows her winning the C4 1km event, also setting another world record.
Additionally, Great Britain claimed multiple gold medals in the men's and women's tandem sprints, bringing their championship tally to six golds, eight silvers, and five bronze.
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