Oceania Cycling Confederation welcomes Belau and Nauru as new Members
The Oceania Cycling Confederation (OCC) is delighted to welcome Belau and Nauru as new member nations, following the Union Cycliste […]
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Brent Rees and Monique de Abreu claim 2024 Oceania MTB Marathon titles in Dwellingup
Australia’s Brent Rees and Monique de Abreu claimed the 2024 Oceania Mountain Bike Marathon titles in Dwellingup, Australia on Saturday […]
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2025 Oceania Mountain Bike Championships to be held in Queenstown, New Zealand
The Oceania Cycling Confederation (OCC) is pleased to announce the 2025 Oceania Mountain Bike Championships will be held 21-23 March […]
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Western Australia to host 2024 Oceania Mountain Bike Marathon and Enduro Championships
The Oceania Cycling Confederation (OCC) is delighted to announce the awarding of two Oceania Mountain Bike Championships to Western Australia. […]
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Kim Cadzow credits Oceania Championships with building her confidence ahead of European racing
In just two years Kim Cadzow has pedalled her way from her first international race, the 2022 Oceania Championships to […]
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Tayte Ryan using Oceania Championship success as preparation for Junior World title defence
Australia’s Tayte Ryan is quickly establishing himself as rising star in the sprinting ranks, with a junior world title and […]
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Hannah siblings claim 2024 Oceania Elite Downhill titles
Siblings Tracey and Mick Hannah (Australia) proved too strong claiming elite titles at the 2024 Oceania Mountain Bike Championships in […]
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Aaron Gate and Isabelle Carnes claim 2024 Oceania time trial titles
Aaron Gate (New Zealand) and Isabelle Carnes (Australia) dominated to claim the 2024 Oceania elite time trial titles in Brisbane, […]
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Katelyn Nicholson and Ryan Cavanagh claim gold at 2024 Oceania Road Championships
Australia’s Katelyn Nicholson and Ryan Cavanagh produced outstanding displays to claim elite road race gold and the Oceania Champions title […]
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Oceania’s first UCI World Cycling Centre Continental Development Satellite opens in New Zealand
The first UCI World Cycling Centre Continental Development Satellite in the Oceania region was officially opened in Cambridge, New Zealand […]
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