Seventeen national champions have been crowned in the 2026 AusCycling Masters Esports National Championships on Tuesday evening.
The 27.7-kilometre scratch race on MyWhoosh attracted a stellar field of 95 riders competing remotely.
Riders were required to qualify for the event by completing two rounds of the AusCycling Club Esports Series over the last two months.
Three riders from Southern Cross CC in Sydney, which recently finished third overall in the club series, won their categories. They were closely followed by Port Adelaide CC and Newcastle Hunter CC, with two winners each.
Congratulations to each of the new masters national champions in cycling esports!
Women
- WMAS1 (30–34): Peta Antonello (Geelong CC)
- Para cycling 30–34: Madelene McNeil (Port Adelaide CC)
- WMAS3 (40–44): Amy Bradley (Carnegie Caulfield CC)
- WMAS4 (45–49): Jenny Macpherson (Port Adelaide CC)
- WMAS5 (50–54): Dayna Pollard (Southern Cross CC)
- WMAS6 (55–59): Vanessa Johnson (4Five+ Athlete Collective)
- WMAS 7 (60–64): Faye Younger (Southern Cross CC)
- WMAS8 (65–69): Fran Walker (Bathurst CC)
Men
- MMAS1 (30–34): Mitchell Stewart (Balmoral CC)
- MMAS2 (35–39): Joshua Harris (Launceston City CC)
- MMAS3 (40–44): Timothy Brook (Randwick CC)
- MMAS4 (45–49): Jason English (Newcastle Hunter CC)
- MMAS5 (50–54): Peter Milostic (Penrith CC)
- MMAS6 (55–59): Shane Johnson (Norwood CC)
- MMAS 7 (60–64): Peter Felstead (Blackburn CC)
- MMAS8 (65–69): John Peters (Southern Cross CC)
- MMAS9 (70–74): Abdel Elshiekh (Newcastle Hunter CC)