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2026 Commonwealth Games athletics in Glasgow

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The 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow ~~showcased high‑profile~~ featured strong track ~~events.~~ performances. British sprinter Amy Hunt ~~claimed~~ earned silver in the women’s 100 m with a 10.98‑second run ~~despite~~ in rain‑soaked conditions, calling ~~the performance~~ it a stepping‑stone toward the European Championships and the 2028 Olympics. ~~Nigerian hurdler Tobi Amusan entered~~ In the women’s 100 m ~~hurdles as the defending champion and favorite, aiming for~~ hurdles, Nigeria’s world‑record holder Tobi Amusan, hampered by a ~~historic third consecutive Commonwealth title. In the final she finished third, earning~~ knee injury sustained in a ~~bronze medal with~~ heavy fall during a ~~time of~~ pre‑Games training camp, secured bronze in 12.60 seconds. Bahamas’ Devynne Charlton captured gold in 12.33 seconds and Jamaica’s Megan Simmonds took silver in 12.41 seconds. ~~Amusan had posted a~~ Amusan’s wind‑assisted 12.19 seconds in the ~~heats,~~ heats was the fastest ~~Commonwealth Games~~ time ~~under any conditions, though~~ ever recorded at the ~~mark~~ Games, though it was ineligible for record purposes. The final was held at Scotstoun Stadium, contributing Nigeria’s sixth athletics medal and raising its total to 16 medals, placing the nation fifth on the overall Games medal table. Both athletes ~~plan to~~ will resume the Diamond League ~~circuit after Glasgow,~~ circuit, with Hunt targeting upcoming European meets and Amusan eyeing the Brussels final. ~~These results illustrate the caliber of competition at the Glasgow Games and the athletes’ forward‑looking ambitions for future international meets.~~

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