Australian world record-breaking para cyclist Korey Boddington classified out of Commonwealth Games
- As the track cycling competition at the 2026 Commonwealth Games gets underway, Australians expecting to see Paralympic champion Korey Boddington in action will be left disappointed.
- The popular para cyclist, who won the kilometre C4-5 time trial in Paris, has joined swimmer Alexa Leary as a high-profile para athlete in being removed from contention for the Commonwealth Games due to having their disability reclassified.
- Leary, the reigning S9 100m world record holder, was expecting to make her Commonwealth Games debut in Scotland but was, earlier this year, reclassified as an S10 athlete.
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- As the track cycling competition at the 2026 Commonwealth Games gets underway, Australians expecting to see Paralympic champion Korey Boddington in action will be left disappointed.
- The popular para cyclist, who won the kilometre C4-5 time trial in Paris, has joined swimmer Alexa Leary as a high-profile para athlete in being removed from contention for the Commonwealth Games due to having their disability reclassified.
- Leary, the reigning S9 100m world record holder, was expecting to make her Commonwealth Games debut in Scotland but was, earlier this year, reclassified as an S10 athlete.
Sources: ABC Australia