Policies
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Use the links below to download the relevant policies
Governance
AusCycling Code of Conduct
(200 KB)
AusCycling Grievance Policy
(181 KB)
National Integrity Framework
The National Integrity Framework is a suite of policies which will set out rules for unacceptable behaviour in our sport and how complaints about breaches of these rules are managed.
Terms of Use and General Policies
Privacy Policy
(123 KB)
Copyright Statement
(79 KB)
Social Media Policy
(122 KB)
Terms of Use Statement
(139 KB)
Refund Policy
(263 KB)
Awards Policy
(280 KB)
AusCycling Rely Terms of Use Statement
(333 KB)
AusCycling Group Rides Guide - August 2025
(130 KB)
Terms and Conditions
Membership Terms and Conditions
Event and Program Terms and Conditions
Event Terms and Conditions
(191 KB)
Sport Policies
AusCycling Sport Classification Policy
(169 KB)
AusCycling Drones Policy
(91 KB)
AusCycling Extreme Weather Policy
(1762 KB)
AusCycling Junior Riding Up Policy
(214 KB)
AusCycling Derny Policy
(144 KB)
2025 Gran Fondo World Championship Qualifications
(318 KB)
Event Entry Policy
(150 KB)
Classification, Certification and Competition Guidelines
Adaptive Competition Guidelines
(109 KB)
National Champion Jersey Specifications
(811 KB)
Advanced Rider Certification
(117 KB)
Para-cycling Factors
(313 KB)
World Record and Best Performance Process (Track)
(3621 KB)
Para-cycling Classification Policy
(169 KB)
Para-cycling Classification Rules
(440 KB)
State and Territory Champion Jersey Specifications
(221 KB)
State and Territory Selection Policies
Our State and Territory Selection Policies outline the selection criteria, policies and appeals process for State and Territory-based teams and sport-based representative teams.
Concussion in Cycling
Our Concussion Guidelines apply to the public and to individuals aged under 19 taking part in youth and community sports. Discover information and resources on concussion management for riders, parents, coaches, instructors, and officials.
Use of Sports Foods and Supplements in Cycling
Our Sports Foods and Supplements Policy applies to any individual (athlete or staff member) who is part of AC's high-performance environment AND provides general guidance to individuals who participate in the sport of cycling on the use of sports foods and supplements. The Policy is based on the principle that athletes are best served by following a food first, periodised nutrition plan that promotes long term health and performance.
Food and Supplements Policy
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Safeguarding Children and Young People
AusCycling is committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all Children and Young People that are involved in our sport. Our policies and procedures seek to address risks to Child safety and to establish Child safe culture and practices.
