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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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Alumni ready to accelerate towards next career phase
March 27, 2024Eight Commonwealth Games alumni are among some of the nation’s most successful female Olympians, Paralympians, and World Champions, announced as part of 2024 AIS Accelerate, a program designed to retain the experience and knowledge of retired female athletes in sport.
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Defending champs and junior stars headline 2024 Australian Track Cycling Championships
March 7, 2024Australia’s best cyclists put on a show at the Anna Meares Velodrome in Brisbane, but it was some young stars that shone brightest across the five-day event.
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Australia secures medal haul from 2024 Track Nations Cup
February 8, 2024Australia’s cyclists have hit the track at the 2024 Track Nations Cup, securing a brace of medals across the competition that was held in Adelaide last week.
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Trinbago success demonstrates value of Commonwealth Games
February 8, 2024The critical importance of the Commonwealth Youth Games in the development pathway of young athletes has been confirmed on the back of the success of Trinbago 2023.