London 2012: British Olympians, one year on – Jody Cundy  The
Paralympian's expletive-rich rant after he was disqualified from
a cycling time trial has affected not only him, he says. It has
changed attitudes to disabled athletes Paralympic cyclist Jody
Cundy at the Bike Store at the Manchester Velodrome. Jody Cundy
photographed for the Observer last week in the Bike Store at the
Manchester Velodrome. Photograph: Richard Saker for the Observer
Paralympian Jody Cundy has won five gold medals in two sports –
swimming and cycling – and is an 11-time world champion, but he
accepts that you probably know him for having an almighty paddy
in the Olympics velodrome last summer. Favourite for gold in the
C4 1km time trial, a problem at the start led to him not
registering a time; he responded by throwing his water bottle to
the ground and screaming: "Do you know what it's like? Four
years of my life. I'll never get the chance to do it. Never.
What am I supposed to do?" He later claimed a bronze in 4km
individual purs