India’s track cycling campaign at the Commonwealth Games ends without a men’s Points Race finalist. In the men’s 40km Points Race, Harshveer Singh Sekhon and Dinesh Kumar are eliminated in the heats. Dinesh Kumar makes a late surge but does not qualify for the final. With no remaining riders in the event, India’s participation in track cycling concludes after the points race results.
In the men’s 1000m time trial, Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam finishes 20th, according to NDTV, while the Times of India reports he ends his campaign with a tenth-place finish in the time trial. The two outlets differ on the placement, but both agree he completes the event as India’s final track cycling appearance. Together, the results show that India’s track cycling events do not yield a men’s final qualifier, and the country signs off following the points race heats and the time trial.
