Sylvia Misztal
Para Cycling
| Date of Birth | 30 May 1999 |
| Place of Birth | Bartestree |
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Sylvia Misztal joined Lizzie Jordan only five weeks before Glasgow 2026, but the pair gelled well and won in the tandem B sprint bronze medal final.
Misztal juggled cycling with her studies, completing the six years required to qualify as a doctor at the University of Exeter while also competing in BUCS.
In fact, despite the intense degree and demands of elite sport, Misztal also found time to play netball, having also previously competed in athletics.
She finished fourth at the British National Championships in 2026 but won bronze in the Women’s Team Sprint finals alongside Madeline Silcock and Ellie Stone.
Track Cycling and Para Track Cycling
Cycling at the Commonwealth Games in the past has taken place across three different disciplines; Track Cycling, Road Cycling and Mountain Bike.