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Australian siblings make it to Olympics but only one will compete after tragic accident | SBS News
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Kai Sakakibara placed in medically induced coma following BMX crash
Australian BMX star Kai Sakakibara left with some permanent disability after crash | 7NEWS
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Tokyo 2020 hopeful Kai Sakakibara suffers critical injury in fall at Bathurst | Kalgoorlie Miner
Tokyo Olympic Games 2020 news: Kai Sakakibara in hospital, Australian BMX Olympic hopeful injured in race crash
Kai Sakakibara - Reflecting back on an amazing 2017. 9th... | Facebook
BMX star Kai Sakakibara begins rehab after bike crash | The Courier Mail
Kai Sakakibara: BMX star suffers critical injury in fall at Bathurst | Video | The Courier Mail
Saya Sakakibara in serious crash in BMX racing semi-final, Lauren Reynolds fifth in decider - ABC News
Tokyo Olympics: Kai Sakakibara is the inspiration behind his sister Saya's BMX Games bid | The West Australian
Kai Sakakibara placed in medically-induced coma after injury at UCI BMX World Cup round in Bathurst | Western Advocate | Bathurst, NSW
Tokyo Olympics 2021: Kai Sakakibara makes it to Japan for torch relay, sister Saya's debut
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Aussie Olympic BMX hopeful Kai Sakakibara in coma after crash
Interview – Kai Sakakibara – bmxweekly.com
Olympic Games 2020: Aussie BMX hopeful Kai Sakakibara taken to hospital after suffering head injuries in crash | Daily Telegraph
Sakakibara improving after BMX crash but will have "some permanent disability"
Kai Sakakibara Update - BMX NEWS
Australian BMX star Kai Sakakibara's brave battle following brain injury | 7NEWS - YouTube
Tokyo Olympics BMX: Australia's Kai Sakakibara supported by injured brother | Daily Mail Online
