The 27-year-old also defended her title from Glasgow.

"It is an honour to receive the 100th gold medal for Australia in cycling," she said.

"This is a testament to the great Australian cycling program."

The velodrome has been fast for the cyclist with Games and World Records broken left, right and centre.

Morton was just one of the athletes yesterday to break a record when she flew through her women's sprint qualifying event in a time of 10.524 seconds.

"After Glasgow, I came into the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games with expectations, and reminisced on what it means to win a gold medal - it's been very special," she said.