Future and present of ACT track cycling to be on display at #TrackNats22

Australian Cycling Team veteran Nathan Hart will fight for his second men’s sprint national championship in Brisbane at #TrackNats22 as part of a five-member Australian Capital Territory (ACT) squad.

Hart has kept a low profile on the boards since competing at his second Olympic Games at Tokyo 2020 but will rise to the occasion in a fortnight at Anna Meares Velodrome.

The 29-year-old last tasted green and gold jersey success at #TrackNats19, which was his maiden elite national championship.

ACT’s newest success story Cameron Rogers returns to Anna Meares Velodrome after a barnstorming #TrackNats21 campaign that saw him win two under-19 national championships and a bronze in the individual pursuit.

Rogers’ development has continued in the past 12 months, adding the coveted under-19 national road race championship to his trophy cabinet at #RoadNats22 in Ballarat.

The high-flying Canberran was also recently announced as a member of AusCycling’s under-19 European endurance camp, to be held in May.

#TrackNats21 elite women’s keirin silver medallist Felice Beitzel will also return to Brisbane for #TrackNats22.

The 40-year-old is back in Australia after another season spent as a soigneur for Trek Factory Racing and USA Cycling but has still managed to squeeze in pinning a number on after racing at the Track Cycling Challenge (UCI C1) in Switzerland in December.

Australian Capital Territory squad - #TrackNats22

Elite:

• Nathan Hart
• Felice Beitzel

U19:

• Cameron Rogers
• Lily Stratford

Para:

• Max Sudholz

#TrackNats22

Pictures: Element Photo and Video and John Veage