Your Track-Only Schedule For The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games

Athletics runs from July 27 to August 1 at Scotstoun Stadium. If you only care about what happens on the track, here's every running round and final, day by day, with the field and para events stripped out (finals in bold). All times BST.

Published: Jul 25, 2026 11:02 am

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The athletics program at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games runs from Monday, July 27 to Saturday, August 1 at EDF Scotstoun Stadium, across twelve sessions. The full timetable is packed with field events, para events, and the combined disciplines, but if you only want to know when the races happen, here’s the track schedule, distilled to the open running events.

Each day has a morning session starting at 10:00 and an evening session starting at 18:30. The published schedule lists events by session rather than by exact start time, so we’ve grouped them that way. All times are British Summer Time and, as always with a championship timetable, subject to change. Finals are in bold. (Note: the two 10,000m race walks are held on the track, so they’re included here; para and field events are not.)

Your Track-Only Schedule For The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games 1

Monday, July 27

Session 1 (10:00–13:30)

Men’s 100m, Round 1
Men’s 110m Hurdles, Round 1
Men’s 400m Hurdles, Round 1
Women’s 100m, Round 1

Session 2 (18:30–22:00)

Women’s 800m, Round 1
Women’s 10,000m, Final
Men’s 3000m Steeplechase, Final
Men’s 110m Hurdles, Final

Tuesday, July 28

Session 3 (10:00–12:30)

Men’s 400m, Round 1
Men’s 800m, Round 1
Women’s 400m, Round 1

Session 4 (18:30–22:00)

Men’s 100m, Semi-Finals
Women’s 100m, Semi-Finals
Men’s 10,000m, Final
Men’s 100m, Final
Women’s 100m, Final

Wednesday, July 29

Session 5 (10:00–13:00)

Men’s 200m, Round 1
Men’s One Mile, Round 1
Women’s 200m, Round 1
Women’s 400m Hurdles, Round 1

Session 6 (18:30–22:00)

Men’s 400m Hurdles, Semi-Finals
Women’s 800m, Semi-Finals
Women’s 3000m Steeplechase, Final

Thursday, July 30

Session 7 (10:00–13:30)

Men’s 400m, Semi-Finals
Women’s 400m, Semi-Finals
Women’s 100m Hurdles, Round 1
Women’s One Mile, Round 1

Session 8 (18:30–22:00)

Men’s 200m, Semi-Finals
Men’s 800m, Semi-Finals
Women’s 200m, Semi-Finals
Women’s 5,000m, Final
Women’s 100m Hurdles, Final

Friday, July 31

Session 9 (10:00–13:45)

Mixed 4x400m Relay, Heats

Session 10 (18:30–22:15)

Men’s 10,000m Race Walk, Final
Women’s 800m, Final
Women’s 400m Hurdles, Final
Men’s 400m Hurdles, Final
Men’s 200m, Final
Women’s 200m, Final

Saturday, August 1

Session 11 (10:00–13:45)

Women’s 4x100m Relay, Round 1
Men’s 4x100m Relay, Round 1
Women’s 10,000m Race Walk, Final
Men’s 400m, Final
Women’s 400m, Final

Session 12 (18:30–22:30)

Men’s 5,000m, Final
Men’s 4x100m Relay, Final
Women’s 4x100m Relay, Final
Men’s 800m, Final
Men’s One Mile, Final
Women’s One Mile, Final
Mixed 4x400m Relay, Final

The Finals Worth Circling

The closing night is the one to clear your evening for: Saturday’s Session 12 packs both 4x100m relay finals, the men’s 5,000m, both One Mile finals, the men’s 800m, and the Mixed 4x400m relay into a single session. Friday night is nearly as loaded, with both 200m finals, both 400m hurdles finals, and the women’s 800m. And the distance crowd gets an early treat, with the women’s 10,000m decided on the very first evening.

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