Belgium was successful in winning two medals in the track cycling World Championships for Paralympians. Both the tandem duo Griet Hoet and Anneleen Monsieur, and also Diederick Schelfhout won bronze medals in the American city of Carson in the 3 km chase.
A selected Belgian team of four took part in the track cycling Paralympic World Championships in the American city of Carson, near Los Angeles, held from 2 to 5 March. The tandem duo Griet Hoet and her guide Anneleen Monsieur joined the men Diederick Schelfhout and Kris Bosmans in defending Belgium's honour at the oval in the large Velo Sports Center.
The Belgians performed extremely well on the track in Carson and were able to return home armed with two medals. The tandem duo Griet Hoet and pilot Anneleen Monsieur achieved a convincing third place in the 3 km women's chase. Their success was then matched when Diederick Schelfhout won bronze in a same discipline for men.
