Kaarle McCulloch announces her retirement from competitive cycling
One of Australian cycling’s stalwarts Kaarle McCulloch – a four-time world champion on the track – today announced that she will retire from competitive cycling...
Tokyo 2020
Performance and wellbeing: how do we build a system that delivers both?
As the search for a new high-performance director at AusCycling continues, there is an opportunity for a wholistic change for how cycling is managed. So, what s...
Logan Martin explains BMX freestyle – cycling at the Olympics like we’ve never seen it before
RIDE Media recently caught up with Logan Martin, winner of the gold medal for BMX freestyle at the Tokyo Olympics. He explains his start in the sport, his equip...
Has Australian cycling been set free? The legacy of the Toyko Olympics
For so long the focus of the Australian Cycling Team has been on winning gold at the Olympic Games. As we ride towards the closing ceremony, there must be a sen...
Team Pursuit – a race for the ages: Italian gold and a result with universal appeal
It was destined to be fast. It was going to be exciting. It was going to be close. But the team pursuit at the Tokyo Olympics became much more than just another...
Team Pursuit preview (men, part 2): Italy versus Denmark for Olympic gold medal
And just like that, track cycling just got more interesting… much more interesting! After two days of competition we’ve seen multiple world records broken (mult...
Team Pursuit finals preview (men): NZL vs AUS for the bronze medal
Whatever happens in the race for the bronze medal in the team pursuit tonight, an Australian will be on the podium in Tokyo. It’ll be a battle of the ANZACs: NZ...
Team Pursuit overview (women): 3 rides, 3 world records – Germany topple Team GB
The last kilometre of the entire women’s team pursuit competition at the Tokyo Olympics was also the fastest. Germany rode the final four laps in 58.886. It was...
Bastion Cycles statement on Australian track bikes
Nothing can change the fact that the Australian pursuit team’s qualifying ride – when they ultimately finished with a time of 3:48.448 – is a terrific performan...
Simon Jones: “Hopefully that was entertaining” – another blunder by the high-performance director
The Australian Cycling Team’s high-performance director, Simon Jones, has offered a bizarre comment about Alex Porter’s crash in team pursuit qualifying.&n...