Winners are grinners as Cam Meyer (Western Australia) demonstrates(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Kierin winner Kaarle McCulloch (NSW)(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Amy Cure (Tasmania) also won the scratch race gold(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Patrick Constable (SA) with his sprint gold medal(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Patrick Constable (SA) riding to the gold medal(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Patrick Constable (SA) celebrates his win(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
The nationals were the first competitive outing on the Anna Meares Velodrome(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
The crowds packed out the Anna Meares Velodrome(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Amy Cure (Tasmania) won gold in the points race(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Amy Cure (Tasmania) waves(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Amy Cure (Tasmania) on her way to gold in the points race(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Amy Cure (Tasmania) riding to scratch gold(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Amy Cure (Tasmania) could only finish second in the IP to world champion Rebecca Wiasak(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Steph Morton (South Australia) claimed gold in the women's sprint(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Kaarle McCulloch (NSW) riding to the Kierin win(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Kierin gold medallist Kaarle McCulloch (NSW)(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Jordan Kerby (Queensland)(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
IP gold medallist Jordan Kerby (Queensland)(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Breanna Hargrave riding the 500m TT gold meadl(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Matthew Glaetzer in the men's sprint(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Kierin gold medallist Matthew Glaetzer (SA)(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Matthew Glaetzer celebrates his Kierin victory(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Matthew Glaetzer (SA) in the Kierin final(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
Amy Cure (Tasmania) in the points race(Image credit: John Veage / Cycling Australia)
After an absence of over a quarter century, the Australian national track championships returned to Brisbane for the first competitive outing on the 2018 Commonwealth Games velodrome.
After four days of racing on the Anna Meares velodrome, it was South Australia who emerged the top state largely due to its success in the sprints via Matthew Glaetzer, Stephanie Morton, and Patrick Constable. The Olympians forewent the final two rounds of the Track World Cups to focus on the national championships and fine-tune their form ahead of next month's Hong Kong Worlds. Glaetzer won the Kirin and sprint titles while it was Constable winning the sprint title.
With the absence of Anna Meares from the start lists, the opportunity emerged for the women's sprint riders to take on her crown. At the end of the nationals, it was Morton who topped the gold medal tally while Kaarle McCulloch put out a reminder of her top speed with gold in the Keirin.
The team sprint title went to Pat Constable, Matt Glaetzer and Ben Scholl, and Stephanie Morton and Rikki Belder in the women's race.
In the endurance events, Cam Meyer made a successful return to the track nationals as he rode in the Western Australian team that claimed gold in the team pursuit and then won the points race. The 29-year-old also claimed silver in the individual pursuit behind Jordan Kerby who is making a returning to the track.
Gold medals in the men's events also went to Sam Welsford in the scratch, and Nicholas Yallouris in the time trial.
Meanwhile, Amy Cure (Wiggle High5) won gold in the scratch and points events, Rebecca Wiasak the individual pursuit, and Breanna Hargrave the time trial. Finally, the women's team pursuit title went to Alex Manly, Chloe Moran, Danielle McKinnirey and Breanna Hargrave of South Australia.
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