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2026 AusCycling Cyclo-cross National Series

Round 1 & Round 2 presented by

Saturday 23 – Sunday 24 May 2026

Hosted by the team at WACX on behalf of Perth Mountain Bike Club – we’re proud to welcome riders to the opening rounds of the AusCycling Cyclo-cross National Series for 2026. This will be the first time since 2023 that WA has hosted national-level cyclocross racing. You don’t want to miss it!

There’s racing for all abilities, including juniors, masters and elite.

Entries have now closed.

Come down to enjoy the action. Food trucks, coffee van, DJ, expert commentary and great racing. See event day schedules.

Important information

Round 1 & 2 Event & Rider Guide

Published by WACX
Updated 21 May 2026

Cyclo-cross National Series Guide

Published by AusCycling
Updated 1 May 2026

Technical Regulations: General

Published by AusCycling

Technical Regulations:
CX

Published by AusCycling

Schedule

Full race day schedules for Saturday and Sunday are available in our Event & Rider Guide. They’re also available below.

Please note that the schedules for Saturday and Sunday vary slightly. Saturday racing starts slightly later to avoid a clash with the Garvey Park Parkrun.

Course

The below map is indicative of the race course, but may be subject to change. Once the course has been inspected and approved by the race commissaires, it will be opened to riders for practice. Refer to event schedule for official course practice times.

Race venue

Garvey Park is the spiritual home of cyclocross in Western Australia, so it’s right that we kick off a big season of national-level racing at this stunning venue.

Easy access off Fauntleroy Ave, Ascot. The venue has plenty of parking, toilets, a café and lot of space to build a great cyclocross course!

Accommodation

Garvey Park is only five minutes from Perth Airport, so riders visiting from interstate may not need to rent a vehicle. There’s a variety of accommodation between the airport and race venue, concentrated along the corridor that follows Great Eastern Highway.

Food, drink and music

An epic cyclocross race weekend isn’t complete without good food and coffee!

We’ll have Swan Cafe, The Thirsty Mare and The Little Phap on hand to ensure you’re properly fed and caffeinated for a big weeekend of cross.

You may even catch some tunes from our DJ at the stairs feature out on course!

Expert commentary

Perth local, and man with the golden voice, Ben Thorman, will be on the mic to make sure you don’t miss any of the action!

Rider categories

We’ll have a full schedule of events across Saturday and Sunday, with a participation event for kids, followed by racing for Juniors, Masters and Elite. Additional details can be found in our Event & Rider Guide.

Series equipment requirements

You can find detailed equipment requirements via the AusCycling Cyclo-cross National Series Guide.

Bike requirements (Elite, U19, U17)

  • 33mm maximum tyre width:
    • Maximum width by a printed or moulded size on the tyre’s sidewall – where there is no printed or moulded size or the tyre has been modified this will revert to an actual 33mm width measured from outside to outside
    • Maximum width measured outside to outside of tyre horizontally, tyre must be inflated and in a condition ready to race when measured
  • Drop (traditional) handlebars only with a maximum width of 500mm from widest point to widest point

Bike requirements (U15 & Masters)

  • Up to 42mm maximum tyre width:
    • Maximum width by a printed or moulded size on the tyre’s sidewall – where there is no printed or moulded size or the tyre has been modified this will revert to an actual 42mm width measured from outside to outside
    • Maximum width measured outside to outside of tyre horizontally, tyre must be inflated and in a condition ready to race when measured
  • Handlebars (any style) may only be a maximum width of 600mm

Bike requirements (Non-Series categories – Little Crossers, U13, Open)

  • There are no equipment requirements for these categories