Glasgow 2026 Redefines Commonwealth Games with Historic Para Sport Programme

The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games have officially unveiled a bold and inclusive 10-sport programme, marking a significant new chapter in the history of Commonwealth sport.

The Games will feature a dynamic mix of men’s, women’s, and mixed medal events, underscoring a strong commitment to diversity, gender balance, and excellence in competition. Notably, Glasgow 2026 will deliver the largest-ever Para Sport medal event programme in the history of the Commonwealth Games, reinforcing the event’s reputation as a global leader in inclusive sport.

Set across four iconic venues in the host city, the streamlined programme is designed to deliver high-impact, world-class competition while ensuring sustainability, accessibility, and fan engagement.

Organisers say the format reflects a modern vision of the Games, one that celebrates elite athletic performance while embracing social inclusion and innovation.

The 10-sport line-up promises thrilling action across multiple disciplines, bringing together the Commonwealth’s best athletes for what is expected to be an unforgettable sporting spectacle.

Glasgow, a former host of the Commonwealth Games in 2014, is once again preparing to welcome athletes, officials, and fans from across the Commonwealth, leveraging its proven infrastructure and passionate sporting culture.

With its emphasis on inclusivity, excellence, and legacy, the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games are poised to redefine the future of the multi-sport event and inspire a new generation of athletes and fans worldwide.