Sir Chris Hoy, the Olympic cycling champion, unveiled a mural of himself in Glasgow, celebrating his legacy ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games. The mural, located on a railway arch along the Clydeside Expressway, is part of a series of seven that will be revealed weekly. Hoy also announced a partnership between the Commonwealth Games and his Tour de Four charity, which aims to raise funds for cancer charities and challenge perceptions of stage four cancer. The inaugural Tour de Four event raised over £3.1 million in 2025 and will take place in September, supporting five major UK cancer charities. Hoy expressed his excitement about the upcoming Games, scheduled from July 23 to August 2, 2026, and emphasized the importance of his historical ties to the Commonwealth Games, having won two gold medals for Scotland. He plans to attend the Games and is looking forward to the enthusiastic Scottish crowds at the velodrome. While the main rides for the charity event are sold out, there are still opportunities to participate through static bikes and donations.