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Australia’s track cyclists have made a flying start at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, with the green and gold already collecting six medals, including three gold, and showing the depth of a program that continues to produce on the world stage.

The biggest statement came in the men’s team sprint, where Ryan Elliott, Leigh Hoffman and Daniel James Barber delivered a ...


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Applications open tomorrow (August 1) for the Federal Government’s $500 million Active Transport Fund, with $90.2 million available for walking and cycling projects in the 2026-27 financial year.

The fund supp...


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Le Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift is still a relatively young race, but it is already becoming one of the most important events on the women’s calendar, with the 2026 edition set to be the biggest yet.

This year, the peloton will cover 1,175km over nine stages, travelling from Lausanne in Switzerland to Nice in southern France and taking in almost 18,800m of clim...


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Matt Richardson, the former Australian cycling star who defected to Great Britain, has said in an interview with British media that he feels “fitter and stronger” since making the controversial shift to team GB two years ago. <...


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Australia’s track cyclists are set to take centre stage at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, with four days of racing beginning on 30 July at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome.

The cycling competition runs through to 2 August, with Australia sending a


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