The Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games website will have to update Canberra cyclist Paul Kennedy's profile after he and his tandem sprint pilot Thomas Clarke won bronze on Sunday.
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Visually impaired Kennedy and fellow Canberran Clarke proved too good for Welsh duo Matthew Ellis and Ieuan Williams in the sprint off for third.
Another Aussie pairing of Kieran Modra and pilot Jason Niblett claimed silver, with Scotland's Neil Fachie and pilot Craig Maclean winning gold.
On Kennedy's profile at glasgow2014.com, authors have listed tearing his anterior cruciate ligament in 2009 as an award.
Hopefully they can replace it with Commonwealth Games bronze medallist.
Niblett said Glasgow was the winner after seeing a tense gold-medal battle that went down to the wire.
"I don't think we'd have made it out alive if we had won, but both of us can walk away with our heads held high," he said.
"We broke a Commonwealth record this morning and that was the icing on the cake."
