The Scottish cyclist broke the Games record in a blistering qualifying session.
Katie Archibald covered the 3,000m distance in three minutes 26.088 seconds to beat Australian Rebecca Wiasak
Archibald, an Olympic, world and European champion in various disciplines, took gold in the women’s individual pursuit in Brisbane, having broken the Games record in a blistering qualifying session. She had set the record at 3:24.119 in a qualifying session which saw three riders go under the previous record set by England’s Joanna Rowsell Shand in Glasgow.
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