Australians dominated the Oceania Road Championships in Brisbane, Queensland this week, taking three of the four elite titles and several other wins across age categories and para-cycling.
Held for the first time since 2024, the two-day Continental Championships crowned the best riders from across the Oceania region, mainly featuring riders from Australia and New Zealand but also participants from French Polynesia, Palau, Guam and other smaller nations.
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Position
Rider (Country) Team
Time Gap
1
Bronwyn Macgregor (NZl) Superhelp-Evileye Team
0:25:54
2
Katelyn Nicholson (Aus) Butterfields Ziptrak Racing
0:00:12
3
Urszula Chrabaszcz (Aus)
0:02:04
4
Kate Bonner (Aus)
0:02:12
5
Susanna Pieterse (Aus)
0:02:52
Swipe to scroll horizontallyElite women road race
Position
Rider (Country) Team
Time Gap
1
Tully Schweitzer (Aus) Eneicat-BeCall
3:32:33
2
Sophia Sammons (Aus) Toyota Valencia | SAV
s.t.
3
Katelyn Nicholson (Aus) Butterfields Ziptrak Racing
0:02:34
4
Bronwyn Macgregor (NZl) Superhelp-Evileye Team
0:02:35
5
Belinda Bailey (Aus) Cycling Development Foundation
0:05:12
Top 5s – elite menSwipe to scroll horizontallyElite men time trial
Position
Rider (Country) Team
Time Gap
1
Conor Leahy (Aus) Team Brennan
0:21:23
2
Oliver Bleddyn (Aus) Team Brennan
0:00:21
3
Alastair Christie-Johnston (Aus) Ccache X Bodywrap
0:01:22
4
Augustus Max Campbell (Aus) Ccache X Bodywrap
s.t.
5
Josh Burnett (NZl) Burgos Burpellet BH
0:01:26
Swipe to scroll horizontallyElite men road race
Position
Rider (Country) Team
Time Gap
1
Carter Bettles (Aus) Roojai Insurance Winspace
3:30:33
2
Luke Mudgway (NZl) Li Ning Star
s.t.
3
Alastair Christie-Johnston (Aus) Ccache X Bodywrap
0:00:54
4
Fergus Browning (Aus) Terengganu Cycling Team
s.t.
5
Finlay Walsh (Aus) Ccache X Bodywrap
0:00:56