2024 AusCycling Elite & Junior Under 19 (Open) Track National Championships

Friday 1st March - Tuesday 5th March 2024

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International Competitors

International competitors wishing to compete in an Open Championships must have:

1. An international licence issued by a National Federation recognised by the UCI; and

2. Have met the AusCycling qualification standards below; and

3. Be a Member of a National Team recognised by a member National Federation of the UCI.

Note: International competitors cannot be considered for national team selection.

Domestic Riders must compete as part of a State Team. All riders must have a valid UCI ID

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About

Five days of track cycling action at the Anna Meares Velodrome in Brisbane which will decide the 2024 AusCycling National Elite and U19 Track National Champions.

Event Program

Please click here for provisional schedule. (subject to change based on final entrie

Volunteers

Volunteer Portal if you have someone who can assist for a few hours this is where to sign up

Categories

Elite - born 2005 or earlier

U19 riders - Born in 2006 & 2007. This event is not open to temporary or regional memberships. Financial AusCycling 'Race' members only. International riders will be required to produce their International License at Permenance.

All Riders must enter the Championships individually.

All State Teams will confirm each riders events by completing the documentation supplied to each Team Manager by COB Thursday 22nd February, 2024

International Riders please list required events in comment field.

Fees

$175 per rider (+payment card fee)

Entries Close midnight Wednesday 21st February

• Online Entry via EntryBoss only. All Australian Junior 19 and Elite Riders must be part of a State / Territory Team to compete.
• Please note Automatics and Additional rider Qualifying Times have been set for Timed Events for Junior Under 19 & Elite Riders.
  

The 2024 Automatic Qualifying times are as below (automatically selected without having to go to the State Selection Panel). Times must have been obtained in the previous 12 months at International, National or State Events.

Event	Elite Men	Elite Women	U19 Men	U19 Women
Sprint (Flying 200m)	10.10	11.50	10.60	12.20
500m TT		36.00		37.50
1000m TT	1.03.50		1.05.50
2000m IP				2.28.00
3000m IP		3.42.00	3.21.50
4000m IP	4.30.00

The winner of the State / Territory Points Race and Scratch Race also gains automatic selection for the respective event

The 2023 Qualifying Times are as below. All States can enter a minimum 4 riders into the events listed below. States can enter additional riders if all entered riders achieve the times listed below.

Event	Elite Men	Elite Women	U19 Men	U19 Women
Sprint (Flying 200m)	10.40	12.20	11.50	12.60
500m TT		37.95		38.50
1000m TT	1.08.00		1.12.00
2000m IP				2.35.00
3000m IP		3.52.00	3.35.00
4000m IP	4.35.00

• No late entries will be accepted
  

Training

Training Schedule

Date	Time	State
Wednesday 28th February	9.00am - 10.30am	Queensland
Wednesdayy 28th February	10.30am - 12.00pm	Victoria
Wednesday 28th February	12.00pm - 1.30pm	New South Wales
Wednesday 28th February	1.30pm - 3.00pm	South Australia
Wednesday 28th February	3.00pm - 4.30pm	Tasmania & ACT
Wednesday 28th February	4.30pm - 6.00pm	Western Australia
Wednesday 28th February	6.00pm - 7.30pm	International Riders
Thursday 29th February	9.00am - 10.30am	Victoria
Thursday 29th February	10.30am - 12.00pm	New South Wales
Thursday 29th February	12.00pm -1.30pm	South Australia
Thursday 29th February	1.30pm - 3.00pm	Tasmania & ACT
Thursday 29th February	3.00pm - 4.30pm	Western Australia
Thursday 29th February	4.30pm-6.00pm	International Riders
Thursday 29th February	6.00pm - 7.30pm	Queensland

Start lists & results will be available at :

https://results.auscycling.org.au/

Timed Events

All riders who are not registered as 180+ - see UCI list here must submit the online form and cc track@auscycling.org.au if submitted within 14 days of the competition or you will not be granted the exemption

Link to form on UCI site

Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)

A TUE is an exemption that allows an athlete to use, for therapeutic purposes only, an otherwise prohibited substance or method (of administering a substance). TUE approval may protect athletes from receiving a sanction if a prohibited substance is found in their sample. Who needs to complete a TUE in-advance for Cycling? Athletes who are:

• Competing in the Elite and U23 categories
• A member of the Registered Testing Pool, National Testing Pool or Domestic Testing Pool
• A member of a national open team/squad including athletes with a disability planning to compete at the Elite National Championships

If you are currently taking any medication, please check whether this substance is banned in or out of competition via www.globaldro.com/AU/search
Further information on the TUE process can be found on the Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) website https://www.sportintegrity.gov.au/resources/therapeutic-use-exemption or by calling 1300 027 23

Location

Anna Meares Velodrome
Sleeman Sports Complex, Tilley Rd, Chandler QLD 4155

Please note

The infield is a competition zone and access will be strictly limited to riders, handlers (i.e. coaches) and officials. Anyone accessing the infield will be required to have an accreditation pass. These will be checked at all infield entry points. All Team Officials are required to obtain appropriate accreditation through the Team Manager. This will be based on your team size.

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Contact Information

AusCycling

For all entry and event queries
Louise Jones Head of Events | Track
email: louise.jones@auscycling.org.au
Mobile: 0400 441 894