News Summary:
On February 10, 2026, AusCycling published a list of Australian medal winners from the 2026 Oceania Track Championships, held February 10-14 at Grassroots Trust Velodrome in Cambridge, New Zealand. Concurrently, the organization announced a concrete step to increase investment in gravity discipline pathways, responding to feedback from its Project Ascent consultation that highlighted a need for sharper focus and visible leadership in junior talent development. Previously, on February 8, AusCycling confirmed the Tasmania elite, under-19, under-17, and under-15 squads for the 2026 AusCycling Track National Championships (March 24–29) and 2026 AusCycling Junior Track National Championships (March 28 – April 1), both scheduled for the Anna Meares Velodrome as part of the Brisbane Cycling Festival. Earlier, on February 5, AusCycling congratulated track and road cyclist Michael Hepburn on his retirement, noting his career achievements including six world championship gold medals, two Olympic silver, and Commonwealth Games gold between 2010 and 2016. This followed the February 4 announcement that the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, will host the 2026 AusCycling Junior & Masters Road National Championships from September 17−20.
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