Neah Evans, one of Scotland's leading medal contenders for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, has disclosed that illness has significantly disrupted her training regimen. The two-time Olympic silver medalist and multiple-time world champion is tempering her expectations, stating, "At the moment my expectation is just being in good enough shape to put up a performance." Despite having five Commonwealth medals to her name, she admits that her recent health struggles have left her in a less-than-ideal condition for competition. Evans reflects on the unpredictable nature of track cycling, where an athlete can perform brilliantly yet leave empty-handed, or vice versa. The Glasgow Games will also mark a transition in Scottish cycling, with notable figures like Katie Archibald and Jack Carlin absent from the event. Looking ahead, Evans is contemplating her future in the sport, considering the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics while acknowledging the challenges of competing as an older athlete. She remains committed to her cycling career as long as she enjoys it, stating, "When I decide I am not enjoying it I will go back to having a proper job."