London, England — Yesterday at London's Velodrome,  's took home bronze in the  Track Cycling Women's Individual -- 500m Time Trial event, earning back to back bronzes in this event. Yin He of  took gold, and Alyda Norbruis of the  won a silver. C1 classified Paris pushed the other riders, setting a world record for her classification with a time of 45.449 seconds and factored time of 40.476 seconds. This bettered her own world and  record she set at the  with a time of 46.427 seconds. C2 classified He also set a classification world record in her ride, with a time of 42.448 seconds and factored time of 39.158 seconds. While the ,  native was on the track, the commentator led spectators in chanting with the traditional "Aussie-Aussie-Aussie", where spectators respond "Oi-Oi-Oi". There were two big Australian flags waving during the race, with fans cheering loudly in support of the Australian rider.
London, England — Yesterday at London's Velodrome, Australia 's took home bronze in the Paralympic Track Cycling Women's Individual -- 500m Time Trial event, earning back to back bronzes in this event. Yin He of China took gold, and Alyda Norbruis of the Netherlands won a silver. C1 classified Paris pushed the other riders, setting a world record for her classification with a time of 45.449 seconds and factored time of 40.476 seconds. This bettered her own world and Paralympic record she set at the 2008 Summer Paralympics with a time of 46.427 seconds. C2 classified He also set a classification world record in her ride, with a time of 42.448 seconds and factored time of 39.158 seconds. While the , New South Wales native was on the track, the commentator led spectators in chanting with the traditional "Aussie-Aussie-Aussie", where spectators respond "Oi-Oi-Oi". There were two big Australian flags waving during the race, with fans cheering loudly in support of the Australian rider.
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