Fifteen track cyclists have been announced on the Australian Olympic Team for Tokyo 2020 today, featuring six Olympic debuts, seven athletes

Cycling Australia confirms that an Adelaide-based Australian Cycling Team staff member returned a positive test to COVID-19 on Monday evening 16 March.

An initiative of Cycling Australia with the support of local state and club organisers the series will feature events across various states and territories.

Canterbury University student Ollie Jones backed up pre-race favouritism and Dunedin dentist Jacob Grieve won his first Calder Stewart Cycling Series race in today’s opening round of the series, the Wensleys Cycles Southland Classic.

Australia Government has advised against mass gatherings of more than 500 people and all international travel. Sporting events around the country are cancelling or restricting to 500 people

Southland’s rich cycling history gets a further boast with New Zealand’s leading team based cycling series being held in the region for the first time.

Cycling Australia is pleased to announce the return of the National Junior Road Series (NJRS) in 2020 and is excited to see the best junior cyclists around the country battle it out.

As we near race day, we wanted to reiterate that the health and well-being of our riders, crew, volunteers, partners, host communities

Close to 4,000 participants from around New Zealand and 19 countries around the world will this weekend enjoy the best that Central Otago

Inexperience did not deter the Mid-South Canterbury under-17 pairing of Jonathan Fish and Jaxson Whyte on the final night of the Vantage Age Group Track National Championships in Invercargill.