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A lot has changed for Grace Brown since her Olympic debut three years ago.  

In Tokyo, the time trial specialist just missed the podium in her favoured event, finishing a cruel seven seconds outside the medals despite racing with a broken shoulder.  

Since then, Brown has gone on to win silver twice in the UCI World Championships time trial – in Wollongong in 2022, and Scotland last year.  

Four riders have been selected to represent the ARA Australian Cycling Team in elite and under-23 cross-country mountain bike at the 2024 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Pal Arinsal, Andorra from August 28 to September 1. 

AusCycling is delighted to announce the ARA Australian Cycling Team for the 2024 Tour de l’Avenir Femmes.

The second edition of the under-23 women’s stage race will run from August 21–24 over a mountainous parcours in the French and Italian Alps.

AusCycling has announced the ARA Australian Cycling Team for the men’s 2024 Tour de l’Avenir.

The six-rider squad will contest the premier stage race for under-23 men, which this year runs from 18–24 August in the east of France and north-west of Italy.

Alastair Mackellar and Zachary Marriage return after participating in the 2023 edition of the ‘Race of the Future’, which is traditionally a proving ground for cycling’s next generation.

Six riders have been selected to represent the ARA Australian Cycling Team at the 2024 UCI Mountain Bike Marathon World Championships in Snowshoe, United States.

Defending champions Waratah Masters Cycling Club have surged into the lead late into the AusCycling National Club Cycling Esports Series.

Sixteen years after making his own Olympic debut in BMX Racing at Beijing 2008, Luke Madill will be on the sidelines at Paris, this time as the coach of one of Australia’s stronger medal hopes in Saya Sakakibara.  

Five exciting young athletes will represent the ARA Australian Cycling Team in the under-23 men’s category at the 2024 UCI Road World Championships in Zurich.

If there’s someone you want on your cycling team, it’s a rider like Lauretta Hanson.

The 29-year-old from the Macedon Ranges in central Victoria has built a reputation as one of the most reliable domestiques in the peloton.

While she’s rarely on top of the podium herself, the role she plays in her team Lidl-Trek is a crucial one.

Her job? To sacrifice herself, working tirelessly and selflessly to give her team leader the best chance of winning.

​​​​​​Young Victorian claims the biggest result of her career so far, finishing third overall after a dominant stage victory on the Blockhaus climb.