Kevin has been a member of Tamworth Cycle club for 55 years, starting as a junior. He has been club coach for many years including time spent as NIAS coach. With his time as Club president or vice president for 10 years, club handicapper for 8 years, and various committee positions he has organised iconic cycling events including the Muswellbrook to Tamworth, Gunnedah to Tamworth State Open, Nemingha to Nundle, Tamworth Junior Tours. Kevin to this day is still active in organising Senior races / club training programs for juniors and Ausbike Come n Try days.

Daniel was a founding member and President of Roues Chaudes Cycling Club from 2009 before stepping down as President to the Race Director role in 2021. He is a former President of CycleSport Western Australia. Whilst he no longer races himself Daniel can be found at most events in Western Australia running the timing desk or being a commissaire.

Gillian Duncan's mountain bike career began in 2000 when she joined the Southside Rats club as secretary, treasurer, and race organizer.

In 2004, she was the Queensland State representative of Mountain Bike Australia before she became the first elected president of the organisation in 2006, a role she held for three years.

Gillian was involved at all levels for Mountain Bike in Australia from organising races, coaching courses, and also writing the initial club and national commissaire policy.

Lionel Cox joined the Marrickville Cycling Club as a 15-year-old, but raced without any success and had so many falls that his mother insisted that he give the sport away.

She allowed him to resume again two years later, giving him a new bike for his 17th birthday.

On his new bike, Cox won every race he contested as a junior, including the state junior sprint title.

Mike Victor’s story is one of a lifelong commitment to cycling and a commitment to helping others pursue their dreams.

He started this as the junior delegate, to the Queensland Amateur Cycling Association, from 1957 to 1959.