Australian Track Championships postponed until December

Colombia’s Martha Bayona edges out Australia’s Steph Morton to win the Keirin final at the Brisbane round of the 2019 UCI Track World Cup at the Anna Meares Velodrome
Colombia’s Martha Bayona edges out Australia’s Steph Morton to win the Keirin final at the Brisbane round of the 2019 UCI Track World Cup at the Anna Meares Velodrome (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

Australia's 2020 Track National Championships – which were originally scheduled for March, but were postponed until September due to the coronavirus pandemic – have been pushed back once more to December, due to continuing uncertainty about COVID-19 restrictions, Cycling Australia (CA) have announced.

"In considering the decision, CA consulted with state governments, medical experts and our member states, to ensure that the championships operate in a manner that is accessible, fair and safe for all participants, officials and local communities," a statement from Australia's national federation read on Monday.

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