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The women's T54 1,500m final has been ordered to be re-raced after a horror crash knocked two athletes out of the running.
The Australian women's team pursuit squad rode their way into the gold medal match against New Zealand as the cycling gets underway in the velodrome on day seven of the Commonwealth Games.
However, the men's team sprint won't face former teammate Matthew Richardson, who controversially defected to England, after he was ruled out by injury.
On the track, Jess Hull will start her campaign in the mile heats alongside Abbey Caldwell and Claudia Hollingsworth.
Australian Tara Neyland has raced into the gold medal final, with a factored time of 4:45.796 for the 4,000m.
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A strong start to the first qualifier in the one mile race! Abbey Caldwell and Jessica Hull both finished in the top four to make their way through.
Hull came in second, Caldwell third. Both pretty relaxed and comfortably through.
Claudia Hollingsworth joins them in the final in the second heat. Three Aussies and three Kenyans make it through.
Great run! Michelle Jenneke comes in third to book her spot in the 100m hurdles final.
All eyes will be on that event later on day eight.
Aussie javelin thrower Cam McEntyre has made it through to the finals in Glasgow, with a best throw of 78.91m.
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Meet the Australian track cycling team for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
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Twenty-five Aussies are pulling on the green and gold for track and Para track cycling at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
Growing up in a cycling-obsessed family, McCaig has ascended quickly through the junior ranks, debuting at the Commonwealth Games in 2022 as the youngest cyclist on the Australian team. She heads to Glasgow as Australia’s reigning national champion in the sprint and keirin.
Kristina Clonan is one of Australia's leading track sprinters and a reigning Commonwealth Games gold medallist. Originally an endurance rider, Clonan switched to sprinting after missing selection for the Tokyo Olympic Games. The move was transformative, with Clonan going on to win multiple national sprint titles and gold at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, breaking the Games record in the 500m time trial previously held by Anna Meares. After missing much of the 2025 season through injury, Clonan heads to Glasgow determined to defend her title.
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