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Paul proud of his performances for T&T (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian)

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CAUGHT WIDE: TTO’s ace sprint cyclist Nicholas Paul, left, is forced to angle out to the four-path on the penultimate lap of the men’s keirin event at the Velódromo at the Parque de Peñalolén last evening. Paul followed home Colombian Kevin Quintero, second from left, to take silver in this discipline at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile. --Photo: Photosport/Panam Sports (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)

SILVER STRIKE (Trinidad Express Newspapers)

...Paul secures second medal at Pan Am Games in keirin.

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‘CAT AND MOUSE’: Trinidad and Tobago’s Nicholas Paul, right, appears to be displaying some gamesmanship against Suriname’s Jair Tjon En Fa in yesterday’s men’s sprint final at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile. Paul, the defending champion from the corresponding event in Lima, Peru, four years ago, repeated by again copping gold after prevailing in straight rides. —Photo: AP (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)

SOLID GOLD (Trinidad Express Newspapers)

Nicholas retains Pan Am ‘Sprint’ title...

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SPEED MERCHANT: TTO top sprint cyclist Nicholas Paul, right, surges past Colombia’s Cristian Ortega during their first ride-off of their quarter-final pairing, at the Velódromo at the Parque de Peñalolén last evening. —Photo courtesy Photosport/Panam Sports (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)

SPEED TO BURN! (Trinidad Express Newspapers)

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TTOC PRESIDENT WISHES CAMPBELL A SPEEDY RECOVERY

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