2004 Summer Paralympics
A vision impaired cyclist, she and pilot Kelly McCombie earned a pair of bronze medals at the 
 in the individual pursuit and road race/time trial events. She also won four medals at the 2002 IPC Cycling World Championships. Beyond cycling, Shaw worked as a motivational speaker and author, having written two memoirs, "Beyond the Red Door" and a follow up called "Bit of a Super Hero: Choosing the Challenge – My Journey with Cancer."
Australian Paralympian Janet Shaw dies aged 46