Scotland's cycling hopes have been dealt a crushing blow as Commonwealth Games medal favourite Neah Evans battles to overcome a lingering illness that's left her gasping for breath. The 28-year-old rider, who was touted as one of the top contenders for a gold medal in Glasgow, has spoken out about the devastating impact of her health issues on her training and preparation for the games.
The usually stoic Evans admits she's been struggling to get back on track, with her team working tirelessly behind the scenes to help her recover. But as the July 27 deadline draws near, it's clear that time is running out - and Scotland's cycling hopes are hanging precariously in the balance.
The Commonwealth Games are just weeks away, but Evans' illness has raised more questions than answers for Scotland's cycling team. Can they replace her with a capable substitute? Will she be able to muster enough energy to perform at her best? The clock is ticking, and as the nation holds its breath, one thing is certain: Neah Evans' Commonwealth dreams hang by a thread.