Welsh cyclist Emma Finucane won her third gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in the 1,000m time trial, becoming the first Welsh woman to achieve this haul. Team-mate Anna Morris also secured her second gold, contributing to Wales' impressive 10 cycling medals.
Welsh cyclists Emma Finucane and Anna Morris secured gold medals at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, defeating English rivals. Finucane won the individual sprint, her second gold, while Morris claimed the 4,000m individual pursuit. Morris later faced demotion in the scratch race, but Wales celebrated a strong start with six medals.
Team Wales has selected 114 athletes, including Olympic champions Emma Finucane and Matt Richards, to compete in 10 sports at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games from July 23 to August 2. The team features 66 female and 48 male athletes, with 22 Para-athletes.
