Australian Olympic cyclist Rohan Dennis, who authorities say was driving a vehicle that fatally struck his wife, fellow Olympic cyclist Melissa Hoskins, will avoid prison for the time being. After pleading guilty to committing an aggravated act likely to cause harm, which carried a maximum sentence of seven years, Dennis received a 17-month suspended sentence on Wednesday. The 34-year-old will only serve time in jail if he violates the conditions of a two-year good-behavior bond, the New York Times reports. He was also banned from driving for five years.