Sprung Gym Flooring Proud to Support Glasgow’s Bid as Commonwealth Games 2026 Host

Last Updated on: 17th September 2024, 05:55 pm

Richard McKay, Managing Director of Sprung Gym Flooring, has expressed his support for the Scottish Government’s backing of Glasgow’s appointment as the host city for the Commonwealth Games 2026. This development strengthens Glasgow’s standing as a premier destination for major international sporting events.

Sharing his excitement, Richard said: “Glasgow’s potential appointment as the host city for the Commonwealth Games 2026 is a monumental achievement for the city, and it’s an honour to be a part of Glasgow’s journey towards this prestigious event. As a company rooted in high-quality sports infrastructure, Sprung Gym Flooring is thrilled at the prospect of supporting the development of facilities that will cater to some of the best athletes in the world.”

McKay highlighted the city’s history of hosting major events, noting the success of the 2014 Commonwealth Games, where his company was the flooring provider for both the Chris Hoy/Emirates Velodrome and the Glasgow Aquatics Centre. He praised local officials for bringing the Games back to Glasgow. “The legacy left by the 2014 Games was transformative for Glasgow’s sports landscape, and I have no doubt that 2026 will be even more remarkable,” McKay added.

Sprung Gym Flooring, a key supplier of premium sports flooring, has outfitted top-tier gyms, arenas, and training facilities across the UK and beyond. The company’s durable, performance-enhancing flooring solutions make it well-suited to contribute to Glasgow’s 2026 preparations.

McKay also spoke about the broader benefits the Commonwealth Games will bring to Glasgow. “This event will bring enormous benefits not only to athletes and the sports sector but to the wider community through job creation, tourism, and lasting infrastructure. Sprung Gym Flooring is eager to play its part in supporting Glasgow’s preparations and ensuring that the athletes and spectators experience the very best.”

The 2026 Commonwealth Games is expected to draw athletes from over 70 nations, competing in various disciplines. Local businesses, including Sprung Gym Flooring, will be essential in providing the infrastructure needed for the event and its enduring legacy.

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