Kadeena Cox captures second gold at Para-cycling Worlds in Netherlands
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Last updated Nov 1, 2026
Kadeena Cox of Great Britain won her second gold medal at the Para-cycling Track World Championships in the Netherlands on November 1, 2026. Cox set a world record of 11.409 seconds in the qualifying round for the C4 sprint, advancing through the semifinals and narrowly defeating Tara Neyland in the final. Earlier, she also secured gold in the C4 1km event, another world record performance. Great Britain achieved a total of six golds, eight silvers, and five bronzes at the event, with additional golds for James Ball and Aaron Pope in men's tandem and Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl in women's tandem sprints. Lizzi Jordan and Anna Whitworth-Hay claimed bronze in the women's tandem event.
- •Cox wins C4 sprint gold and sets world record at 11.409 seconds.
- •Cox also claimed gold in the C4 1km event with a world record.
- •Great Britain totaled six gold medals at the championships.
- •James Ball and Aaron Pope won gold in men's tandem sprints.
- •Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl secured gold in women's tandem sprints.
- 7:21 AMYahoo Sports — Cox wins second gold at Para-cycling Worlds
- 7:21 AMBBC Sport — 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 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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External links- Yahoo SportsNov 1, 2026, 7:21 AMCox 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.
- BBC SportNov 1, 2026, 7:21 AMCox 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.
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