Hamish Turnbull
Track Cycling and Para Track Cycling
| Date of Birth | 13 July 1999 |
| Place of Birth | Ashington |
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At his first ever Commonwealth Games, Hamish Turnbull struck silver in the men's team sprint.
The track cyclist joined forces with teammates and 2018 medallists Ryan Owens and Joe Truman to storm to second place behind Australia in the final.
Turnbull, who goes by his middle name, has been on a path to cycling stardom from a young age.
He first gained a position within the Great Britain squad aged 14 and, in 2020, became the youngest rider in history to claim a National Track Sprint title previously held by multiple Olympic champions Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Jason Kenny.
At the 2023 European Championships, Turnbull upgraded his 2022 team sprint bronze for silver before he made his Olympic debut in 2024 in Paris, joining Jack Carlin and Ed Lowe in winning team sprint silver.
Turnbull completed the set of global silvers at the World Championships in 2025, alongside fellow Team England sprinters Matt Richardson, Truman and Harry Ledingham-Horn.
