Glasgow 2026 Women’s 100m Final: How to watch on TNT Sports 3 and who is commentating
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Glasgow 2026 reaches one of its most anticipated moments on Tuesday 28 July with the Women’s 100m Final, scheduled for 21:40 UK time at Scotstoun Stadium in the athletics programme.[1][2] In the UK, the race is being shown on HBO Max and TNT Sports 3 HD, with TNT also offering coverage across its streaming service.[11]
The broadcast team for the final brings together a strong blend of track expertise and elite experience. Rachel Stringer is presenting the programme, while Martin Gillingham is on main commentary duties, supported by a particularly well-qualified pundit line-up featuring Stef Reid, Eilish McColgan and Eilidh Doyle. That combination should give viewers both detailed race analysis and first-hand insight into the pressure of a championship 100 metres.
Stef Reid is one of British athletics’ most recognised broadcasters and former athletes, having competed at the highest level in sprinting and long jump before moving into punditry. Eilish McColgan brings major-championship pedigree as one of Scotland’s standout distance runners, while Eilidh Doyle is a multiple-time Commonwealth medallist and a familiar face to athletics viewers looking for tactical analysis and relay-sprint expertise. Together, they give the programme a distinctly Scottish and British flavour, fitting for a Glasgow Games broadcast.
The women’s 100m is set to be one of the headline events of the night. The final follows the semi-finals on the same evening, and the event is listed in the schedule for 28 July at Scotstoun Stadium.[1][2] Earlier coverage from Olympic sources notes that athletes including Amy Hunt, Jonielle Smith, Audrey Leduc, Jodean Williams, Zoe Hobbs and Rosemary Chukwuma are among the key names in the field.[1] Athletics Weekly also reported that England’s squad has been reshaped by late withdrawals, with Amy Hunt stepping into a leading role alongside training partner Imani Lansiquot.[5]
That makes the final particularly compelling for British viewers. Imani Lansiquot topped the overall qualifiers in 11.04 seconds, ahead of Australia’s Torrie Lewis and Singapore’s Veronica Shanti Pereira, which underlines how open the race looks going into the medal round.[1] The Commonwealth Games 100m has long produced fast, unpredictable finals, and Glasgow’s track is likely to deliver another close finish.
The event also carries a strong Glasgow legacy. The women’s 100m was last staged in Glasgow at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, when Blessing Okagbare won the title in 10.85 seconds, the current Games record listed for the event.[2][8] More recently, the BBC’s results coverage shows the calibre typically required to medal in this event, with Elaine Thompson-Herah winning the 2022 Commonwealth final in 10.95 and Daryll Neita taking bronze in 11.07.[3]
For fans wanting the official sport listing and competition context, the Commonwealth Games Federation’s athletics coverage can be found via the main Commonwealth Sport site. On the night, the UK broadcast focus remains straightforward: HBO Max and TNT Sports 3 HD for live coverage, with a commentary team that should make this one of the most informative athletics broadcasts of the Games.[11]
Article generated: 28 July 2026, 21:40 GMT