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BikeChain J19 National Road Series

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The BikeChain J19 National Road Series comes back in 2026, with its aim to bridge the gap between junior and elite road cycling. Running since 2019 and open to Junior 19 the series gives riders the chance to compete across road race, individual time trial and criterium in 3 events and is a great platform to showcase and develop the next generation of Australian road cycling champions.

2027 BikeChain J19 National Road Series

  • May 22 – 23, 2027 • Road

    2027 Canberra Junior & Women's Tour

    Junior stage racing in the nation’s capital, featuring Round 2 of the 2027 BikeChain J19 National Road Series and Round 2 of the Northwave NSW/ACT Junior Road Series.

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    Oliver Ward attacking to win the criterium stage at the 2025 Canberra Junior Tour, part of the BikeChain J19 National Road Series. Picture: Gabe Nuspan
  • Jun 26 – 27, 2027 • Road

    2027 Balmoral Junior & Women`s Tour

    A weekend of junior and women’s stage racing, featuring the 2027 BikeChain J19 National Road Series and Queensland Junior Road Series.

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    Alex Correll racing in the Stage 4 kermesse at the 2024 Balmoral Junior and Women's Tour. Picture: Bear Liange
  • Jul 3 – 4, 2027 • Road

    2027 South Coast Junior Tour

    Junior stage racing on the Fleurieu Peninsula, featuring the 2027 BikeChain J19 National Road Series and South Australian Junior Road Series.

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    BikeChain J19 National Road Series

Previous Series Results

2026 Series Standings

Find out more about the final 2026 BikeChain J19 National Road Series standings.

Women's Standings

Men's Standings

More Information

Find out more about the BikeChain J19 National Road Series, including eligibility criteria, rankings, rules and regulations.

Rules & Regulations
Equipment Restrictions

Time trial bikes and clip-on bars are not permitted. 

Eligibility Criteria

All riders must hold a current AusCycling Race Membership and eligible to compete as a Junior 19 Men and Women (those turning 17-18 years of age by December 31 2026).

Ranking Points

After the conclusion of the Series the Champion will be awarded to the individual who has the highest points. If there is a tie, riders will be equally ranked.

5.1  Series Points System

Overall Series

The winner is ranked based on total points in the series.  Ties will not be broken (I.e. multiple individuals may claim the same final position).

Points Allocation
Points will be awarded for each event in the series using the following points system.

General Classification

Junior Road Series points table

Prologue, Stage Results (inc. Team Time Trials)

Junior Road Series prologue, stages points table

Partners

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  • Australian Institute of Sport logo
  • Commonwealth Games Australia logo
  • ARA logo
  • GWM logo
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