File:231000 - Cycling track Kerry Modra collapses- 3b - 2000 Sydney race photo.jpg

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English: Australian track cyclist Kerry Modra collapses to the ground during 2000 Sydney Paralympic Games race. She is seen surrounded by her husband Kieran Modra, coach Kevin McIntosh (far right) and officials.
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