Dame Sarah Storey, Britain’s most successful Paralympian, says the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will begin a “new era” for the event. In interviews, Storey speaks about her post-competition transition into punditry after ending her Paralympic racing career. She acknowledges there has been a difficult build-up to Glasgow 2026, but argues the Games have the potential to regain prominence and strengthen the event’s profile. Both outlets present Storey’s view that, despite challenges leading into the host year, Glasgow can deliver a Commonwealth Games that restores momentum and public interest. The articles also frame Storey’s commentary as coming from a highly experienced athlete who has moved into a media and analysis role, offering perspective on what makes major multi-sport competitions succeed. Overall, the reporting focuses on her optimism for Glasgow 2026 and her career transition, rather than on specific operational or policy details about the Games.