Great Britain's Jody Cundy faced a significant milestone at the para cycling track world championships in the Netherlands, where his extraordinary 20-year reign as the C4 kilo time trial world champion came to an end. Australian Korey Boddington dethroned Cundy, finishing the race in one minute and 2.68 seconds, surpassing Cundy's time of one minute and 4.93 seconds by 2.25 seconds.

Cundy, now 48, had claimed his first world title in 2006 and had successfully defended his title through 15 championships, earning the coveted rainbow jersey each time. Despite his remarkable history, he acknowledged the challenges posed by age, stating that it was becoming increasingly "hard" to add to his impressive tally of 23 track cycling world titles.

In addition to his cycling achievements, Cundy is a nine-time Paralympic champion, with three medals earned in para swimming between 1996 and 2000.

On a positive note for Great Britain, the championships also saw Rebecca Newark clinch gold in the women's C5 kilo time trial. Meanwhile, in the women's B kilo time trial, Sophie Unwin and pilot Jenny Holl secured silver, while Elizabeth Jordan and pilot Anna Whitworth Hay earned bronze. Finlay Graham added to the medal haul by winning bronze in the men's C3 sprint final.