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New UCI rules for 2025 prohibit WorldTour and ProTeam riders from racing under-23 category at Worlds
News Sprint zone protocol, yellow cards, equal track distances and women's ProTeams and under-23 Worlds race in new rulebook
Great Britain again the richest national team in cycling thanks to new £39 million Olympic funding
News UK Sport bankrolls four-year Los Angeles Olympic programme
Two charges relating to death of Melissa Hoskins dropped as Rohan Dennis pleads guilty to new lesser charge
News ABC News says rider committed for sentencing at District Court after pleading guilty to charge of aggravated count of creating likelihood of harm
Katy Marchant fractures arm in high-speed crash into crowd at Track Champions League
News No other serious injuries reported after Marchant and Alessa-Catriona Pröpster flew over barrier
McMullen, Brants, Cummins among track performers adding power to Virginia's Blue Ridge TWENTY28 in new year
News US-based women's team extends sponsorship with Visit Virginia's Blue Ridge and begins 20th season in 2025
Two-year ban deemed 'legally unenforceable' in AusCycling review of Matthew Richardson Great Britain shift
News Investigation concludes track rider who swapped nationalities after Olympics 'acted in a way which conflicted with the values of AusCycling’
Archibald and Bibic to defend titles in new UCI Track Champions League series
News Five-round series starts Saturday, November 23 in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France
US juniors Matthew Crabbe, Ashlin Barry and Enzo Edmonds grab significant wins in cyclocross and on track
News Crabbe scores victory in Belgium for Eurocross Academy while Barry-Enzo duo win two Madison titles in 30 minutes
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A lost season, cobbled and track triumphs, and battles with Wiebes – The story behind Lara Gillespie's rapid rise to the top
Coached by sprint royalty and flourishing across disciplines, the Irish racer is just getting started -
'A bit of a rollercoaster of a season' – Ally Wollaston sets her sights on Track Worlds after going 'back to the drawing board' at Tour of Britain Women
'I feel like I've just been floating through the season a little bit without real targets' says New Zealand champion -
'The worst best decision I've ever made' – Chloé Dygert issues recovery update following double surgery
American, who hasn't raced since crashing out of Paris-Roubaix Femmes, was recently caught in car crash
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How to watch 2026 pro cycling in the US – A streaming guide for global races
FloBikes, HBO Max and Peacock offer all the options for summer programming -
Olympic champion Katie Archibald announces surprise retirement just before home Commonwealth Games, will pursue new career in the 'real world'
Nursing degree in progress a new passion for two-time Olympic gold medalist -
'Track cycling icon' Matthew Glaetzer announces retirement and new career as a firefighter
Australian's long-awaited Olympic medals in Paris have proven to be the final act of a 15-year career, and a new one has already begun
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AusCycling says special general meeting vote to remove Craig Bingham as Director and Chair did not pass
Vote taken on Thursday evening at special general meeting formally requested by member clubs -
'AI is going to change women's performance research from the bottom up' - Kristen Faulkner inputs 4,400 hours of personal training history and gains 'actionable' output
Olympic Champion attributes data analysis for winning three gold medals across track and road disciplines at this year's Pan American Championships -
'I got really lucky' – German racer left with 50cm piece of wood lodged in hip after track crash
'Only a few centimetres could have meant a career-ending injury' says 18-year-old Moritz Mauss
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'The old horse still has some kick' – Taylor Phinney announces track racing comeback as he targets 2028 Olympic Games
US rider, who retired from road racing in 2019, hopes to make USA Team Pursuit squad in Los Angeles -
Initiating clubs dispute AusCycling decision to rule out bulk of requested special general meeting resolutions as invalid
'Having only one motion go forward means members are not being given a full and formal opportunity to record their collective view on the issues that actually gave rise to the meeting' says Midland Cycle Club delegate Michael Freiberg -
AusCycling special general meeting to go ahead after formal request from clubs but only one of four proposed motions will go to vote
Governing body says it sought legal advice which 'confirms that only one of the motions proposed is valid and able to proceed'
