The women’s T54 1500m wheelchair final at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow is set to be replayed after a chaotic race featuring multiple crashes, several overturned wheelchairs, appeals, and a disqualification. The incident-heavy final took place at the Scotstoun track on Wednesday and was followed by an extraordinary series of reviews. Scotland’s Melanie Woods was initially awarded gold, with England’s Ellis Kottas and Australia’s Mikaela Dingley also claiming medals. However, officials later decide to overturn the initial result, leading to the final being restaged around 39 hours after the original race. Reports say the decision is made on Thursday despite the medallists taking part in medal-style celebrations, including a lap of honour and photographs, and believing they had completed Commonwealth Games history. The replay will require the affected athletes, including Woods, Kottas and Dingley, to race again in the Women’s T54 1500m final on Friday. The governing decision reflects ongoing adjudication after the on-track incidents and related appeals.