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Cycling was first held at the 1934 British Empire Games in London, England with only three events. Women’s events were added to the program in 1990 and Para-cycling was first introduced into the program in 2014 at Glasgow, Scotland. There are now three disciplines: Track, Road and Mountain Bike.
The governing body of cycling in Australia is AusCycling.
Latest Cycling News
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Glasgow to welcome Commonwealth in 2026
October 22, 2024The Australian Commonwealth Games Team is Glasgow bound on 23 July – 2 August 2026.
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Green2Gold2Great funding has cyclists tracking towards the podium
October 17, 202411 Aussie cyclists are in Ballerup, Denmark for the 2024 UCI Track World Championships after completing a training camp supported by CGA’s Green2Gold2Great funding.
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Olympic Wrap: Aussies making waves in Paris in Week One
August 7, 2024Just over a week into the 2024 Olympic action, Australia is on track for a record-breaking haul. Already pocketing 35 medals across all disciplines, including 14 golds, Australia sits in third place on the medal tally and is poised to continue its success.
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Birmingham gold medallists lead Para-Cycling Team of 13 bound for Paris
August 1, 2024Just over a dozen athletes, including four former Commonwealth Games Team Members, will represent a strong history of Australian Para-cycling at the upcoming Paralympic Games.
