Australian Men Win Commonwealth Games 4x100m Relay Gold

Australia’s men claimed Commonwealth Games 4x100m relay gold at Glasgow 2026.

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Australia’s men produced a spectacular wire-to-wire performance to win the 4x100m relay at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, defeating Olympic champions Canada and completing a golden chapter for the nation’s sprinters.

Lachlan Kennedy, Joshua Azzopardi, Calab Law and Rohan Browning led at every exchange before Browning powered down the home straight to stop the clock at 38.07 seconds. Christopher Ius also played an important role in the heats, helping the team reach the medal race.

The victory was a triumph of speed, trust and technical excellence. Each Australian handled the pressure brilliantly, delivering clean exchanges and holding their nerve against a world-class field. Browning’s confident glance towards the clock in the final metres captured the authority of the performance.

This gold carried extra emotion after Australia’s disappointment in Birmingham four years earlier. The team returned stronger, more polished and completely united. Their response showed the resilience that makes Australian athletics so exciting: setbacks became motivation, and motivation became a Commonwealth title.

From Kennedy’s explosive opening leg to Browning’s composed finish, the green and gold quartet ran with courage and purpose. It was a proud result for every athlete involved and a mighty statement about the rising strength of Australian sprinting.

Source: Australian Athletics, Glasgow gold rush closes curtains at Scotstoun Stadium.