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Madison de Rozario becomes first Australian para-athlete to win four Commonwealth Games gold medals

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Madison de Rozario won her fourth Commonwealth Games gold. The 28-year-old won the 1,500-metre race on the Gold Coast. It was one of the toughest marathons of her career. Her wheelchair was damaged in transit to Birmingham, and she had to rely on a cable-tie quick fix.

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ABC Australia

Madison de Rozario makes Commonwealth Games history with fourth gold medal

Victories in the T53/54 marathon and the T53/54 1,500m final have cemented Madison de Rozario's status as one of Australia's greatest ever para-athletes.

2 years ago·Australia

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The West Australian

More Games gold for De Rozario

Madison de Rozario has claimed her second gold medal of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games with victory in the T53-54 1500m race.

2 years ago

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The Daily Telegraph

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2 years ago·Sydney, Australia

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nswis.com.au

Queen Madi claims gold once again

Golden girl Madison de Rozario has once again proven she reigns supreme, leading the women’s T53 / 54 1500m from start to finish to claim the gold medal. The 28-year-old defended her title from the 2018 Commonwealth Games, coming out of the start line as the leader which was not the original race plan.

2 years ago

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