Lewis and Ciara Oliva return to track cycling for Commonwealth Games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 4:32 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
Lewis and Ciara Oliva have rejoined the Wales track cycling squad for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, marking their return after eight years. Both cyclists aim to compete at a high level, with Lewis making his fourth Games appearance and Ciara her third. Inspired by their children, the couple hopes to instill a passion for cycling while tackling the challenges of balancing family and competitive sports. With a new men's sprint team representing Wales, Lewis looks forward to potential successes in the events ahead.
- •Lewis and Ciara Oliva are competing at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
- •Lewis is appearing at his fourth Games, Ciara at her third.
- •The couple draws motivation from their three children during training.
- •This year features Wales' first men's sprint team at the Commonwealth Games.
- •Lewis aims for a top-four finish in the team sprint event.
- 4:32 PMYahoo Sports — Cycling couple return to track to inspire children
"Lewis and Ciara Oliva return to the Wales track cycling squad for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, eight years after retiring.
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