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Opinions split on location change to Australian Road Championships
Event moving to Perth in 2025 following two decades on fixed course in Buninyong could 'throw a cat amongst the pigeons' -
Goodbye Ballarat, hello Perth – Australian Road National Championships heads west
Western Australian capital to host the event for the next three years -
'A class act, a gentleman' – Harper quick to back Plapp in Australian title hunt
Jayco-AlUla pair ride at front for more than 100km and celebrate at line as Plapp takes third title in row
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AusCycling Road National Championships 20243 January 2024 | Ballarat | CN
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U23 women could have stand-alone road race at Australian Championships by 2025
Logistics hurdles, rider development considerations to be worked through, decision likely in first half of 2024 -
‘The one I dream of winning’ – Caleb Ewan sets sights on Australian road title
‘It would be nice to ride my first season back in the Australian team in the national champs colours’ says Jayco-AlUla returnee -
Can Luke Plapp help Jayco-AlUla reclaim the Australian road title he swiped?
Two-time road national champion targets TT, road race focus to bring title to team even if it means missing hat-trick chance
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The 2024 WorldTour starts here – A guide to Australia's pro cycling festival
The dates, themes and key events as the new season launches in the southern hemisphere summer
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Brodie Chapman – The highs and lows of a year as Australian champion
'Pressure off' and ready to embrace the battle ahead, Lidl-Trek rider lines up as defending road race champion after powerful second place in TT -
'Jumping in the deep end of the pool' - The speedy rise of Lidl-Trek's Felicity Wilson-Haffenden
The 18-year-old Australian who started riding during COVID-19 lockdowns now has a Worlds title and professional contract -
'No rush' for Oscar Chamberlain as junior world time trial champion leaps into new realm in 2024
'It is going to be a big step up into the under 23 category, but I'm ready for it and I'm excited' says 18-year-old Australian -
Finding the window to flourish – Luke Plapp comes home to take on the world
'I still think Ineos was the best place for me to start ... it was just the right time now to make that switch to Jayco' says 22 year old Australian
