Ghana National Cycling Track Team Targets Strong Performances on Day Two of Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games

Accra, Ghana – Ghana’s National Cycling Track Team is set to continue its quest for success at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, with two of the country’s finest cyclists ready to take on the best riders across the Commonwealth at the renowned Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome.

The Ghana Cycling Federation has officially confirmed the competition programme for the national team, with Erica Sedzro and Farrakhan Shaaban Mohammed representing Ghana in the track cycling events scheduled from 31 July to 2 August 2026.

The duo will compete in four demanding disciplines—the Sprint, Individual Pursuit, Time Trial, and Keirin—as they look to deliver impressive performances and continue Ghana’s steady rise in international track cycling.

Their participation follows months of rigorous training and meticulous preparation, with the athletes working tirelessly alongside their coaches to ensure they are in peak condition for one of the biggest multi-sport events in the world.

The Ghana Cycling Federation expressed confidence in the team’s readiness, describing both riders as determined competitors capable of representing the nation with distinction.

The Federation believes Erica Sedzro and Farrakhan Shaaban Mohammed embody the resilience, discipline, and fighting spirit that have become hallmarks of Ghanaian sport, and hopes their performances will inspire the next generation of cyclists back home.

Competing at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome presents a significant opportunity for the Ghanaian cyclists to test themselves against world-class opposition while gaining invaluable experience on one of track cycling’s most prestigious stages.

Their campaign also reflects the Ghana Cycling Federation’s continued efforts to develop the sport and position Ghana as an emerging force in African and Commonwealth cycling.

With Team Ghana already celebrating memorable moments at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, expectations will be high as the nation’s cyclists take to the track aiming to produce personal bests, challenge for top finishes, and proudly fly the Ghanaian flag.

Cycling fans across Ghana will be following their progress closely, hopeful that Erica Sedzro and Farrakhan Shaaban Mohammed can produce performances that further elevate the country’s growing reputation in international track cycling.