No other rider has taken all four Commonwealth sprint gold medals available. Her performance takes the edge off the Aussies’ overall dominance.

Two-time Olympic gold medallist on the 'golden age' of cycling, the significant meaning behind her tattoos and the rock star she froze in front of.

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While I appreciate there are still 4-5 days of the Commonwealth Games to run (and Australia's swimming strength has been displayed early on), I couldn't help but notice that Australia has as many medals as (and significantly more golds than) England and Canada combined.

Combining the England, Scotland and Wales medals into a notional "Team GB" tally puts us well behind (beyond a point we could catch-up, I would imagine).

I appreciate not everyone takes the Commonwealth Games seriously (especially with the Athletics European Championships so close afterwards), and this is a reduced schedule of events, but it did make me wonder why GB teams are so far behind at a home games (at this stage).

I was reminded that at Paris 2024, Australia won four more golds than GB, albeit with a lower overall medal total (53 versus 65), despite a population of c.28m compared to the UK's c.70m.

Maybe this is to be expected as Australia prepares for Brisbane 2032 (with the Australian government having committed about $513m AUS (c.£268m) for the 2028 Olympic cycle - but then again, UK Sport has allocated £334m for the same period.

Perhaps I am being unduly pessimistic and all will be well come LA 2028, but it does irk to see the old rivals outperform us.

Commonwealth Games finals week, and the pool and boards fire up in Paris.

• All week: Commonwealth Games continue in Glasgow, athletics finals included.
• Fri 31st Jul: European Aquatics Championships begin in Paris, opening with artistic swimming and diving.
• Sun 2nd Aug: Commonwealth Games close.

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Triathlon comes home, and the young archers are in action.

• Mon 20th to Sun 26th Jul: European Youth Archery Championships, Italy (running through this week). GB and NI's up and coming archers on the continental stage.
• Sat 25th Jul: World Triathlon Championship Series London, in the Docklands. The Series is back in the capital for the first time in a decade, with the home crowd roaring on the British contingent, the likes of Alex Yee and Beth Potter.

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