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In collaboration with AUSCycling, the NSWIS Cycling Program strives to support cycling in Australia, aiming to become the leading nation at the 2024 Paris Games while fostering sustainable talent growth.  

WORLD’S BEST

The NSWIS Cycling Program has emerged as a dominant force in cycling, delivering exceptional performances and achieving remarkable success on the Olympic stage. Renowned cyclists such as Brad McGee, Graeme Brown, and Stephen Woolbridge – etched their names in Olympic history winning gold at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, while more recently BMX cyclist Saya Sakakibara finished first at the Oceania BMX Racing Championships and second at the Supercross World Cup in both 2018 and 2020.  

As a nurturing ground for talent, the NSWIS Cycling Program continues to provide athletes with the platform to realise their full potential and attain outstanding accomplishments in the highly competitive world of cycling. The program’s legacy stands as a testament to its remarkable ability to produce athletes who consistently excel on the international stage. 

BEIJING - AUGUST 17: Jack Bobridge, Graeme Brown, Mark Jamieson and Bradley Mcgee of Australia compete in the men

PERFORMANCE SNAPSHOT

Olympic Games 3 1 5
Paralympic Games 4 9 7
Commonwealth Games 17 10 2
World Championship Titles 63 0 0

CYCLING SCHOLARSHIP LIST

Amanda Spratt Anna Dubier Benjamin Anderson Brandon Loupos Bronte Stewart Caleb Ewan Daniel Barber Devraj Grewal Eddie Willis Eliza Bennett Emily Watts Gordon Allan Haylee Fuller Jack Davis Jaydan Stanton-Keir Kai Goltman Katherine Hosking Keira Will Kurt Eather Liliya Tatarinoff Matthew Dinham Maya Dillon Nicole Duncan Noah Elton Noah Mason Oliver Moran Sarah Roy Saya Sakakibara Sienna Pal Stuart Jones Thomas Cornish Tomasin Clark Tyler Puzicha Will Spedding Xavier Bland

Cycling - NSW Sprint Championships 2021 - 2

TRAINING VENUES

Dunc Grey Velodrome

Dunc Grey Velodrome