AusCycling, a privately owned Australian organization founded in 2020, serves as the national governing body for cycling in Australia. As of 2023, it employs approximately 140 people and its primary activity is the organization and oversight of cycling spectator sports.
The 2025 AusCycling Junior and Masters Road National Championships were held in Wagga Wagga from Thursday to Sunday. Hundreds of amateur cyclists competed. On Saturday, eleven masters road race champions were crowned after 248 masters men raced two laps of a 31-kilometer circuit in Wantabadgery. This followed junior and women's races. On the final day, twenty-three criterium national champions were crowned from a field of 331 riders at the Multisport Cycling Complex. Prior to the championships, AusCycling announced the selection of fifteen junior athletes to represent South Australia. Separately, AusCycling announced changes to its BMX Racing Development Academy program, inviting expressions of interest from state and territory-based BMX racing coaches.
AusCycling offers 3 products in the media and telecoms services and sports industries. AusCycling's product portfolio comprises of media and TV services and motorsports and cycling.
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AusCycling's revenues were less than $10M in 2023. Caretta Research has split AusCycling's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is cycling. For full access to AusCycling's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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AusCycling sells broadcasting rights of its 2 cycling competitions to 5 companies globally, covering 2 countries. AusCycling's rights holders include Special Broadcasting Services (SBS), FOX SPORTS Australia and Play Sports Group. AusCycling currently holds broadcasting rights for sports competitions including cycling.
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