Northern Territory

The summer of cycling arrives in Queensland this weekend for the return and finish of the 2021 National Road Series at Cycle Sunshine Coast. 

AusCycling is pleased to confirm the athletes categorised as Podium, Podium Ready, Podium Potential, Developing or Emerging in the disciplines of track endurance (a combination of both road and track), track sprint, road, BMX racing, BMX freestyle, mountain bike XCO and para-cycling for 2022.   

Four-time world champion and Olympic bronze medallist Leigh Howard has announced his cycling retirement after a successful career spanning 13 years.

Close to one thousand Australian BMX riders are ready for bar-to-bar racing in search of a coveted national title at the 2021 AusCycling BMX National Championships to be contested at Nerang BMX Club from December 18-20. 

The first BMX National Championships to be held under the banner of AusCycling, it is also the first to be held for more than two years after the COVID pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2020 event.  

BMX Freestyle Rider Logan Martin has won the sixty-fifth Sir Hubert' Oppy' Opperman Medal after being named the 2021 Santini AusCycling Cyclist of the Year.  

Martin's maiden 'Oppy' Medal came following a stunning 2021, which saw the 28-year-old rider from the Gold Coast win the  inaugural BMX Freestyle Olympic gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and secure a second world title since 2017.  

Community bike riding is set to benefit from a $5 million commitment from Australia's Morrison Government which will assist AusCycling to deliver its Ride Nation program to more people across the country.  

AusCycling welcomed Friday’s announcement which came in conjunction with the unveiling of the stunning courses for 2022 UCI Road Cycling World Championships to be held in Wollongong in September.  

A twisty urban course with challenging features, a treat for viewers roadside and across the globe, and not the sprinters’ paradise some predicted: here’s what we’ve garnered from today’s route announcement.

Mathew Hayman. Anna Meares. Cadel Evans. Caroline Buchanan. Cameron Meyer.

Just five of the Australian cyclists who have etched their names on the Sir Hubert' Oppy' Opperman Medal during their illustrious careers.

Australia’s beloved star of the track Annette Edmondson has brought down the curtain on a stellar career, announcing her retirement today.