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Cox wins second gold at Para-cycling Worlds

Cox wins second gold at Para-cycling Worlds
BBC Sport Sunday 01 November 2026, 07:21 UTC 1 min read
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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 wins her second gold medal at the Para-cycling World Championships, having set a world record in qualifying for the C4 sprint.
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