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BMX A Thriller, And Passes Olympic Test

BMX A Thriller, And Passes Olympic Test

by Justin Davis
BEIJING, Aug 22, 2008 (AFP) - It was fast, spectacular and had plenty of thrills and spills.
And despite some big medal favourites failing to live up to expectations, an historic first BMX competition of the Games appeared to pass the Olympic test.
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