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OVERVIEW

The ‘Australian Cycling Team’ encompass the national squad athletes, coaches and performance support staff, previously branded the CA High Performance Unit, or HPU.

The Podium, Podium Ready and Podium Potential programs encompass 60 athletes (male and female) within the following disciplines: 20 Track, 12 Road, 6 BMX (Supercross and Freestyle), 22 Para-cycling.

Cycling Australia is responsible for delivering High Performance International Podium Programs (IPP) and National Elite Teams for Track, Para-cycling (Road/Track), and Individual Athlete Support Programs for Road and BMX.

VISION

Cycling Australia to be the world’s leading cycling nation

MISSION

To inspire and pursue excellence.

OBJECTIVE

To win Gold medals at Olympic and Paralympic Games

High Performance Strategy 2020 – 2024

High Performance Strategy
Performance Principles
Performance 1st

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ABOUT THE AUSTRALIAN CYCLING TEAM

The ‘Australian Cycling Team’ encompass the national squad athletes, coaches and performance support staff, previously branded the CA High Performance Unit, or HPU. The 60-rider group of Olympic and Paralympic cycling discipline athletes will receive program support for Track and Para, and Individual Athlete Performance Support for Road and BMX, forming the core group from which CA launches its Tokyo 2020 campaign.

ABOUT CYCLING AUSTRALIA

Cycling Australia (CA) is the national body responsible for the sport of cycling in Australia as recognised by the International Cycling Union (UCI), the Australian Government through the Australian Sports Commission (ASC), the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC), Commonwealth Games Australia (CGA) and the Australian Paralympic Committee (APC)."

VISIT Cycling Australia

Location

Adelaide Super-Drome
State Sports Park
50 Anna Meares Way (off Main North Road)
Gepps Cross SA 5094

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