LATEST Cycling NEWS
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Full cycle for Meares as she joins leadership team for Birmingham
July 28, 2020Cycling legend appointed Australian team general manager for Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
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John Trevorrow’s life in the saddle kickstarted in Edinburgh
July 24, 2020The Australian cycling legend reflects on the Edinburgh 1970 Games.
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Amy Cure calls time on international career
June 19, 2020The two-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist has announced her retirement from international cycling.
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Investing in our sports and athletes
May 18, 2020Commonwealth Games Australia’s funding programs continue to support Australia’s best young and developing athletes as they compete across the world in our partner sports, read some of the highlights from the past year of action.
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Track team pedalling forward to Tokyo
March 20, 2020Twelve of the fifteen members of the Australian track cycling team named for the Tokyo Olympic Games were members of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games team that dominated the Anna Meares Velodrome in 2018.
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Vale Kieran Modra OAM
November 14, 2019Commonwealth Games Australia mourns the passing of popular Glasgow 2014 team member Kieran Modra OAM.
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GC 2018 athletes recognised at Cycling Australia Awards
November 27, 2018Rohan Dennis was crowned the 2018 Australian Cyclist of the Year, whilst numerous Gold Coast 2018 athletes were recognised at the Cycling Australia Awards in Melbourne last week.
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Commonwealth Games cycling stars locked in for Six Day Series
September 26, 2018Madison Sports Group is excited to announce another six riders who are set to compete in Melbourne when the Six Day Series comes to Australia in February 2019.
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Gold medallist Garfoot announces retirement
July 12, 20182018 Commonwealth Games gold medallist and triple World Championship medallist Katrin Garfoot, 36, has officially announced her retirement from cycling today.
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Hosking sprints to gold, Steele steals the show!
April 14, 2018The Australian women’s team executed their pre-race plan to perfection, with favourite Chloe Hosking taking gold in a bunch sprint to end the 112km women’s road race.