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Established in June 2017, the Gold Coast Cycling Club Inc. is a new club formed through the amalgamation of the Gold Coast Goldstars Cycling Club and the Gold Coast Cycling Club (formerly known as the CATS). Both of the founding clubs bring with them a rich history in the development of the Gold Coast cycling community and cycling as a sport.
Our club serves to foster the sport of cycling, both road and track disciplines.
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The final round of the ProVelo Super League did not disappoint. ![]()
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Stage 1 of the Q Tour was a Friday night criterium around Southbank, and with the restaurants and bars full and spectators lining the course, the atmosphere was electric. The women’s race came down to a bunch sprint, and Amelie Sanders once again proved herself one of the strongest sprinters on the domestic scene, finishing 2nd. Congratulations, Amelie! ![]()
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Stage 2 was an undulating Individual Time Trial out in Joyner, and Stage 3 a Road Race around the Lakeside Raceway in Kurwongbah. Yesterday’s Stage 4 saw both the Tour and League wrap up with a road race in Wamuran. And wow, did we witness some great performances.![]()
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Performance of the weekend, from a club perspective, goes to Jake Cawthorn. Time and time again, in nearly every stage of every round of the PVSL, Jake has demonstrated his attacking style and made people take notice. At Lakeside, Jake was in the main break of the day and finished just centimetres short of the podium in 4th. And yesterday once again, Jake was right up there, in the main break of 17 riders, and then, on the final lap of the circuit and coming in to the final 4.7km finish to the top of the steep Campbell Pocket climb, he was off the front with one other rider. And then by himself. Do yourselves a favour and skip over to SBS On Demand and watch the race, or at least the final 15km. Because the PVSL social media does not do him justice. The tour and league winners did manage to reel Jake in, and that in itself made for good theatre, but kudos where it’s due. ![]()
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Results highlights from the Q Tour and overall PVSL are as follows:![]()
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Jake Cawthorn (contested all 6 PVSL rounds)![]()
Q Tour - 4th Stage 2, 6th Stage 4, 8th GC, 4th U23 Classification, 4 Team Classification![]()
PVSL - 9th U23 Classification, 5th Team Classification, ![]()
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Christian Tuminello (contested all 6 PVSL rounds)![]()
Q Tour - 18th U23 Classification, 4th Team Classification![]()
PVSL - 18th U23 Classification, 5th Team Classification![]()
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Luke Richert![]()
Q Tour - 15th Stage 3![]()
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Alex Hewes![]()
Q Tour - 13th Stage 3, 6th U19 Classification, 5th Team Classification![]()
PVSL - 4th Team Classification ![]()
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Angus Haggerty![]()
Q Tour - 19th U23 Classification ![]()
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Gina Ricardo![]()
Q Tour - 6th Stage 3, 12th Stage 1, 16th General Classification, 1st Team Classification![]()
PVSL - 1st Team Classification![]()
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Emma Pratt![]()
Q Tour - 15th Stage 3, 26th General Classification ![]()
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Amelie Sanders![]()
Q Tour - 2nd Stage 1![]()
PVSL - 4th Team Classification![]()
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Sophie Sutton![]()
PVSL - 2nd Team Classification ![]()
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Well done to all our members who contested this inaugural ProVelo Super League, and all involved in its organisation. May national level road racing flourish in Australia. ![]()
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📸 @ProVelo Super League
Reilly Dickson has done it again. Take a bow, Champ! ![]()
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🇦🇺🥇 2025 JM15 National Sprint Champion![]()
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Backing up from his Individual Pursuit title on Day One, Reilly has proven his hand (or legs as it were) at timed events, qualifying fastest, and leading the charge for Queensland. The JM15 Sprint podium was clean sweep of maroon. Fantastic racing, Reilly, and Team Queensland!![]()
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Oscar Schoff had another strong ride yesterday also, finishing 5th and agonisingly shy of a bronze medal JM17 Individual Pursuit final. Strong competition in qualifying saw a new national record set by the eventual winner from Victoria. Well done, Oscar. ![]()
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On the program today for our lads are Keirin and Scratch (Reilly) and Points (Oscar). All the best of luck!![]()
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Podium photos are from Day One, Reilly’s IP and Oscar’s TP. ![]()
📸 Team Queensland
What a start to the 2025 Junior Track Nationals! From the six events contested, Team Queensland scooped 5🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥈! And in amongst that, our Reilly Dickson became the JM15 Individual Pursuit National Champion! Chapeau, dear Reilly. 🇦🇺 ![]()
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Oscar Schoff also had a fabulous day out, bringing home the silver with his QLD pursuit team, and finishing 5th in the JM17 Scratch. Congratulations! ![]()
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Podium photos to follow. Hop up to AMV today if you can and cheer on the Queensland crew. The action will be 🔥.
photos courtesy of Adam Weathered