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Why no other runner embraced Adaejah Hodge after her 200m win

A doping scandal dating back to 2024 was the backdrop of the women's 200m final in Glasgow, and the frosty post-race scenes.

ABC Australia News By Jon Healy Captured Jul 31, 2026, 11:15 PM
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Australian sprint star Torrie Lewis says she is not surprised no-one embraced gold medallist Adaejah Hodge after the women's 200m final.

Lewis finished sixth in her pet event after something of a surprise bronze in the 100m final a few nights prior.

The 21-year-old won her semifinal and was one of the fastest qualifiers into Friday's final, local time, where she was drawn alongside Hodge, who broke the Commonwealth Games record in the semis.

Hodge stormed to gold in 22.07 seconds, but the customary hugs and embraces between competitors were absent.

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