Commonwealth Games 2026: track cycling, athletics and weightlifting on day seven – live
•Updates from Thursday’s live action in GlasgowMedal table | Day six in pictures | Mail TahaPara track cycling: To the velodrome, for qualifying in the women’s tandem B sprint.
•There are six pairs in action, with the four fastest advancing to the semi-finals.
•England’s Elizabeth Jordan – an Olympic champion – with Sylvia Misztal as pilot, finishes at the top of the pile with a time of 10.87sec.We go again, with 17 golds on the table today.
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Updates from Thursday’s live action in Glasgow
Para track cycling: To the velodrome, for qualifying in the women’s tandem B sprint. There are six pairs in action, with the four fastest advancing to the semi-finals. England’s Elizabeth Jordan – an Olympic champion – with Sylvia Misztal as pilot, finishes at the top of the pile with a time of 10.87sec.
We go again, with 17 golds on the table today. We’ve got medal events in weightlifting, track cycling and athletics, and we’ll dip our toes in some netball and bowls, too. But we’ll struggle to find a story as extraordinary as this one:
Fourteen years ago, Ngake fled the London 2012 Olympic village after finishing sixth in her competition and ended up sleeping rough for a month.
The reason? She was competing for Cameroon, where homosexuality is illegal, and someone in the team had found out that she was a lesbian. And so began a journey that led to Ngake giving up elite sport for more than a decade, deciding to come back in 2023, and then transferring allegiances to Britain a year later.
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