Jayme Paris wins Bronze for Australia in 500m Time Trial!

by Kristofor Lawson on September 8, 2008

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If I said to you that Jayme Paris won a bronze medal in Beijing, you most probably don’t know who I am talking about. However you should!

Jayme is an Australian Paralympic cyclist from Maryong, NSW.

She started cycling just a few short years ago, after seeing a call from a 2004 Paralympian for more people to take up the sport.

Jayme has Cerebral Palsy, but has not let herself be stopped. In fact there are many cyclists who would never be able to beat her times. She is a truly brilliant cyclist with a list of achievements in her short career which would rival someone who had been cycling for many more years.

After the 500m Time Trial, Jayme is now a world record holder, and now a Bronze medalist in Beijing.

What a performance!
Jayme you are an inspirational cyclist! Good Luck with your remaining events!
Australia is proud of your achievement!

{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

1 taylor September 9, 2008 at 6:37 pm

GUD LUCK 2 ALL OF U PARALYMPIANZ

2 Quiana October 29, 2008 at 4:08 am

Well written article.

3 Brittany Wright August 6, 2009 at 4:30 pm

Hi, Jayme when you came to Excelsior public school i was there and i really like you and you inspire me alot and you were very good with your reading and you poor thing when you got your arm cut open. I really love what you’ve done with yourself and good on you for the world record 3 times. I love reading about you on your website. It’s very interesting and i also love your pictures and your champions they are very good at what they do. I hope you make it to the Beijing because i will be watching you and if you don’t make it i will not be happy if you don’t make it. bye brittany

4 Jordan Wright August 6, 2009 at 5:39 pm

Hi Jayme, Thank you for coming to Excelsior Public School to talk about your life. I really liked your talk.

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