The New Zealand Paralympics team added an eighth medal to the tally overnight with the potential of more to come later today.
Emma Foy and Laura Thompson (sighted pilot) today showed true guts and determination to win silver on the final day of racing at the Rio Velodrome at the Paralympics.
The duo qualified for the gold medal ride in the women's B 3000m Individual Pursuit, finishing second behind the British tandem in a time of 3:31.569.
Their silver was New Zealand's third of the Games.
New Zealand's newest tandem pairing of Amanda Cameron and Hannah van Kampen rode off for bronze, but missed out on a medal. Cameron and van Kampen rode an outstanding qualification heat in 3:33.298, obliterating their personal best time by seven seconds.