Kadeena Cox sets world record to win C4 kilometre gold in the Netherlands
Kadeena Cox broke the world record to win C4 kilometre gold at the para-cycling track world championships in the Netherlands in 1 minute 9.545 seconds. It is the Briton's seventh world title and her first since 2024; James Ball retained the tandem B kilometre title in 59.563 seconds.
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No Mundial de paraciclismo de pista na Holanda, a britânica Kadeena Cox quebrou o recorde mundial e conquistou o ouro no quilômetro C4, com 1 minuto e 9.545 segundos.
Foi o sétimo título mundial da atleta de 35 anos, e o primeiro desde 2024. Ela teve depois uma espera nervosa enquanto a australiana Tara Neyland saía em busca de uma medalha, mas a australiana não conseguiu superar o tempo dela. Cox, cinco vezes campeã paralímpica, foi envolvida numa bandeira britânica pela equipe enquanto comemorava.
James Ball manteve o título do quilômetro B em dupla, desta vez com um novo parceiro, Aaron Pope: 59.563 segundos para o oitavo título mundial dele e o primeiro de Pope.
A final da perseguição feminina deu prata a Sophie Unwin e Jenny Holl, superadas pelas neozelandesas Emma Foy e Jessie Hodges. Unwin e Holl haviam feito recorde mundial de 4:30.262 na classificatória, mas Foy e Hodges baixaram para 4:29.672.
Houve ainda bronzes para Archie Atkinson na final C4 masculina e para Fin Graham no contrarrelógio de 1 km C3.
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