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Defiant Giglia claims national pursuit title




Megan Giglia celebrates on the podium in Manchester. Photo courtesy of British Cycling.
Megan Giglia celebrates on the podium in Manchester. Photo courtesy of British Cycling.

STRATFORD’S Megan Giglia made a miraculous recovery from injury to claim the British para-cycling C1-5 pursuit title at the UK National Championships on Saturday.

The 31-year-old nearly missed the event after suffering a concussion from being thrown off her bike a week ago, but she bounced back to claim the British crown with a factored time of 4.34.3 for 4,000m.

“It was a bit hit-and-miss – I didn’t know whether I was going to perform,” said Giglia, who also claimed gold in the C1-3 3,000m event at last summer’s Rio Paralympics.

“The accident was only five or six days ago, but I managed to pull it out of the bag.

“I just had to go out, do my best and see what happened.”

Full story in this week’s Herald.



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