Biological Male Dominates at Women’s Masters Track Cycling World Championships – Wins Gold Medal
by Cristina Laila Transgender cyclist Rachel McKinnon, a biological male, dominated at the Masters Track Cycling World Championships in Manchester over the weekend. McKinnon set a women’s world record on Saturday for the 35-39 sprint, won a 200m gold medal and then complained about how unfair it would be if he was excluded from competing against biological females. Recall. Dr. Rachel McKinnon, a professor, won last year’s women’s cycling event. BBC reported: The 37-year-old, competing in the female 35-39 sprint category, had set a new world best time in qualifying. The Canadian beat American Dawn Orwick for the gold,...
by Cristina Laila Transgender cyclist Rachel McKinnon, a biological male, dominated at the Masters Track Cycling World Championships in Manchester over the weekend. McKinnon set a women’s world record on Saturday for the 35-39 sprint, won a 200m gold...
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