Work at Scotstoun this summer for the 2026 Commonwealth Games won't impact Glasgow Warriors.
Scotstoun is being used for Athletics, and a new 'world-class' track is set to be laid at the stadium over the coming months.
It won't have any implications for Warriors, though, with all work set to be completed by 5 September 2025, in time for their new competitive season starting, according to glasgow2026.com.
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Colin Hutchinson, Scottish Athletics Chief Executive, said: "The installation of the new track at Scotstoun Stadium marks a significant milestone in the preparation for Glasgow 2026 and we are extremely grateful for the investment being made.
"Excitement is building towards the Games with the qualifying window open and athletes sights set on representing Team Scotland at the Stadium. Athletics has a rich history at Scotstoun Stadium and whilst the new track will be a centrepiece of the Games, most importantly it will provide a new state-of-the-art track for local clubs and athletes to benefit from for years to come."
Elsewhere, Matt Fagerson has set his sights on achieving more success with Glasgow Warriors after agreeing a new deal that will see him remain at Scotstoun for the next three years.
"I really want to push myself and win more trophies, not only with Glasgow but for Scotland as well," he said.
"I know I’ve got more to give and more levels I want to reach in my own game, and I want to use this rehabilitation process I’m going through at the minute to come back stronger both physically and mentally."
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