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Logan Maclean looks ahead to Team Scotland debut in Glasgow
- Maclean will make his Team Scotland debut at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow this summer.
- The Stirling cyclist, aged 25, shifted from road to track and qualified for the Games after strong national results.
- Maclean notes his track switch was prompted by Glasgow hosting the Games in 2024, a decision he pursued for medals.
- Maclean endured a back injury from a 2021 car crash but fought back to become an international competitor.
- He credits his progress to combining road racing success with a recent shift to track cycling.
- Maclean has represented Great Britain at the UCI Track World Cup and now seeks medals for Team Scotland.
- He plans to draw inspiration from the Patriots' success and study American football for strategic insights.
- The Games in Glasgow will mark the second time Scotland hosts the Commonwealth Games in 12 years.
- Maclean's goal is clear: win medals and excel at the home Games in Glasgow.
- The article highlights his journey from road racing to track cycling and his personal grit.
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