Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
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Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
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Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
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Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
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Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
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Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
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Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
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Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
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Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
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Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
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Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
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Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
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Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
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Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
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Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
Click here to locate detailed results.
Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Click here to locate detailed results.
Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
Click here for detailed results.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Click here to locate results for World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
Click here to locate results for both World Championships.
Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
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Track Cycling World Championships 2012
Australian team won 13 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Simone Kennedy – 2 gold
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) –Â Â 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alexandra Green – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Lindores)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
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Road Cycling World Championships 2019
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 goold
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Paige Greco  – 1 gold
- Darren Hicks – 1 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Emily Petricola  – 1 gold
- Stuart Jones – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Alistair Donohoe –Â C5
- Darren Hicks –Â C2
- Stuart Jones – T2
- David Nicholas –Â C3
- Stuart Tripp – H5
- Alex Welsh – H3
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Paige Greco – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- ​Hannah Macdougall – C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Kaitlyn Schurmann –Â C1
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Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2018
Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March
Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
- Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
Men
- Gordon Allen – C2
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Thomas Clarke – B
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
- Darren Hicks – C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Emily Petricola – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August
Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Emilie Miller – 2 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
- Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
- Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
- Darren Hicks – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Grant Allen – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood -C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Darren Hicks -C2
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel -H1
- Stuart Jones -T2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall -C4
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Kaitlyn Schurman – C1
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Tandem Pursuit Modra, Beijing Summer Paralympics
Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2017
Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
- Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Darcy Thompson – C1
Women
- Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Darren Hicks – 2Â silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
- Meg Lemon – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
- Kieran Murphy – B
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Meg Lemon – C4
- Hannah MacDougall
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Amanda Reid – C2
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Track Cycling World Championships 2016
Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra / Dave Edwards (pilot) – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver, 2 bronze
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Amanda Reid – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 silver
- Alexandra Lisney – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Dave Edwards (pilot for Modra)
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra – B
- Darcy Thompson – C1
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Jessica Gallagher – B
- Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
- Alexandra Lisney – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Susan Powell – C4
- Amanda Reid – C2
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Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2015
World Track Cycling Championships, Appeldorn, Netherlands, 26-29 March.
Australian team won 11 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)-Â 1 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 1silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Mark Jamieson (pilot gor Lindores)
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Nicholas Yallouris (pilot Kennedy)
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Sue Powell – C4
World Cycling Road Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland, 29 July – 2 August.
Australian team won 9 medals – 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kyle Bridgwood – 1 goold
- Susan Powell – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- Simone Kennedy – 2Â bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Kyle Bridgwood – C4
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Grant Nickel – H1
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Emilie Miller – H1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Bianca Woolford – T1
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Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2014
World Track Cycling Championships, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 10 – 13 April
Australian team won 17 medals – 5 gold, 5 silver and 7 bronze medals
Medallists:
- Jayme Richardson * – 2 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Matthew Formston / Michael Curran (pilot)- 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Kieran Modra /Jason Niblett) –Â 2 silver
- Brandie O’Connor / Breanna Hargrave (pilot) – 2 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 silver
- David Nicholas – 1 bronze
- Simone Kennedy –Â 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe –Â 2 bronze
- Paul Kennedy / Thomas Clarke (pilot) – 1 bronze
Note -Jayme Richardson was also eligible to medal, following the UCI rule changes, allowing Jayme to compete against formula-levelled World Record benchmarks.
Australian Team
Men
- Tom Clarke (pilot for Kennedy)t
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Paul Kennedy – B
- Kieran Modra –Â B
- Jason Niblett (pilot for Modra)
- David Nicholas – C3
Women
- Alexandra Green (- C4
- Breanna Hargrave (pilot for O’Connor)
- Simone Kennedy – C3
- Brandie O’Connor –Â B
- Sue Powell – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Holly Takos – (pilot for Johnson)
World Road Championships, Greenville, United States, 29 August – 1 September.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- Jayme Richardson – 1 gold
- Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
- Bianca Woolford – 2 silver
- Susan Powell – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Men
- Nigel Barley – H4
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matt Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H2
- Stuart Tripp – H5
Women
- Carol Cooke – T2
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Susan Powell – C4
- Jayme Richardson – C1
- Bianca Woolford – T1
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Road Cycling World Championships 2013
Australian team won 8 medals – 3 gold and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
- Carol Cooke – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold
- Susan Powell – 2 bronze
- Alistair Donohoe – 2 bronze
- Nigel Barley – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Michael Curran (pilot for Formston)
- Alistair Donohoe – C5
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Jarrad Langmead -T2
- David Nicholas – C3
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor -H2
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Alexandra Green -C4
- Simone Kennedy -C3
- Claire McLean – C5
- Susan Powell -C4
- Jayme Richardson -C1
- Bianca Woolford -T1
Officials
- Murray Lydeamore OAM – Manager
- Peter Day – Head Coach
- Paul Martens – Handcycle Coach
- Tom Skulander – Coach
- Daniel Brent – Mechanic
- Ben Cook –Â Coach / Trikes
- Kimberley Conte –Â Handcycle Coordinator
- Anouska Edwards – Classifier / Physiotherapist
- Peter Giessauf – Mechanic
- Peter Steggall – Physiotherapist
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