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Simply amazing performance in the paralympics

Pubey

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I haven't watched much of it to be honest, but this is incredible...


Former swimmer Sarah Storey gained revenge on US rider Jennifer Schuble, with a world individual pursuit record of three minutes 36.637 seconds.

In last month's Olympics Britain's Rebecca Romero - another dual sport medallist - won the event in 3:28.321.

"I can't quite believe I've gone 3:36. That would have got me a top eight place at the Olympics," said Storey.

"The fact that a Paralympian can finish in that sort of time and that sort of position is amazing.




That was in the Women's individual pursuit (LC 1-2/CP 4), which i think means she has Cerebal Palsy (the lowest level of severity), and the lowest level of Locomotor Disability. Stunning performance from Sarah Storey!
 
cheers for that js, i know not all disabled people need medication, but surely someone who has Palsy must need some drugs to control their condition :unsure:

the yank got done for nandrolone just looked it up brian frasure was his name
 
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