The women's individual pursuit C4-5 at the 2026 Commonwealth Games was part of the cycling programme, and took place on 30 July 2026. The event, held for the first time in Glasgow, was won by Tara Neyland of Australia.
Records Prior to this competition, existing world records in the C4 and C5 classifications at the extended distance had not been established; thet fastes C4 and C5 cyclist in qualification therefore was recognised as the new world and Commonwealth Games records holders for their classification.
Schedule The schedule was as follows:
All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1) Date Time RoundThursday 30 July 2026 12:29 Qualifying18:16 / 18:23 Finals
Results Qualifying The two fastest riders advanced to the gold medal final. The next two fastest riders advanced to the bronze medal final.
RankNameCountryClassificationFactored TimeSpeed (km/h)Notes 1Tara NeylandC44:45.79649.716QG WR C42Morgan NewberryC55:06.47046.987QG WR C53Nicole MurrayC55:06.87846.924QB4Erin NormoyleC45:24.26443.818QB5Kadeena CoxC46:37.11935.7796Lisha DasC56:58.00034.450
Finals
The finals took place on the afternoon of 30 July. For gold Rank Name Country Classification Real Time Factor (%) Factored Time Notes Tara Neyland C4 4:50.477 98.67 4:46.614 Morgan Newberry C5 5:05.764 100 5:05.764 WR C5 For bronze Rank Name Country Classification Real Time Factor (%) Factored Time Notes Nicole Murray C5 5:06.199 100 5:06.199 4 Erin Normoyle C4 5:39.140 98.67 5:34.629
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