The men's tandem sprint B at the 2026 Commonwealth Games was part of the cycling programme, and took place on 1 August 2026.
Records Prior to this competition, the existing world and Games records were as follows: World record9.568Brisbane, Australia7 April 2018Games record9.568Brisbane, Australia7 April 2018
Schedule The schedule is as follows:
All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1) Date Time Round Saturday 1 August 2026 10:42 Qualifying 11:25 Semifinals 15:02 Finals
Results Qualification
Qualification took place on the morning of 1 August 2026. Six teams entered a 200 metre flying start time trial, with the top four teams moving to the semi-finals.
Rank Name Country Time Time behind Average Speed (km/h) Notes 1 Neil Fachie pilot:Aaron Pope 9.757 - 73.793 Q 2 Kane Perris pilot:Luke Zaccaria 9.917 +0.160 72.603 Q 3 James Ball pilot:Matthew Rotherham 9.927 +0.170 72.529 Q 4 Mohd Khairul Wahab pilot:Muhammad Nabil Wafiq Zamri 10.491 +0.734 68.630 Q 5 Oyindamola Tijani pilot:Okeyah Bethel 12.026 +2.269 59.870 6 Kennedy Ogada pilot:Fabian Gathoni 12.618 +2.861 57.061
Semi finals
The semi finals were held over a best of three match sprint series. the winners qualified for the gold medal match, while the runners-up entered the bronze medal match.
Rank Name Country Race 1 Race 2 Decider Notes Heat 1 1 Neil Fachie pilot:Aaron Pope Winner Winner QG 2 Mohd Khairul Wahab pilot:Muhammad Nabil Wafiq Zamri +0.174 +0.505 QB 68.643 km/h 67.937 km/h Heat 2 1 James Ball pilot:Matthew Rotherham Winner Winner QG 2 Kane Perris pilot:Luke Zaccaria +0.387 +0.050 QB 69.693 km/h 68.966 km/h
Finals The finals took place on the evening of 1 August 2026. As with the semi-finals, both matches were held as best of three match sprints.
Scotland's Neil Fachie won the title in his final race as a professional para cycling athlete, his sixth and final Commonwealth Games gold medal, to become his nations most successful Commonwealth Games athlete.
Rank Name Country Race 1 Race 2 Decider Notes For gold Neil Fachie pilot:Aaron Pope Winner +0.091 Winner James Ball pilot:Matthew Rotherham +0.164 Winner +0.077 70.783 km/h 70.306 km/h68.376 km/h For bronze Kane Perris pilot:Luke Zaccaria Winner Winner 4 Mohd Khairul Wahab pilot:Muhammad Nabil Wafiq Zamri +0.179 +2.145 67.576 km/h 68.027 km/h
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