Gold Coast CATS Cycling Club is essentially a racing club and our members can be seen most weekends competing at the various circuits on the Gold Coast against not only local cycling clubs but also visitors from other regions.

Many of our members enjoy competing in the regional races offered by Cycling Queensland and are amongst the top cyclist in the state. We look for opportunities to put together teams and race at Open Events across Queensland and Australia.

We are seeking to continually increase the depth of our club and welcome enquiries from prospective members, men and women, whether they are new to the sport or to the region. We are happy to offer assistance to new riders in order to bring them to a level where they are confident to compete or simply to ride safely on the road.

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Gold Coast CATS Cycling Club works with Gold Coast Goldstars and Murwillumbah Cycling Clubs to provide a mutually supportive and competitive environment for riders and visitors to the Gold Coast and Northern New South Wales.

Gold Coast CATS Cycling Club has a rich history and associations with noted Australian Cycling personalities such as:

• Danny Clark - Australia's most successful rider at the World Championships, Olympic Silver Medal Winner, and Six Day Legend,
• Robbie McEwen - Australian Champion and Winner of Three Tour de France Green Jerseys and professional with Katusha (RU),
• Sara Carrigan - Olympic and Australia Champion and former professional with Lotto-Belisol Ladiesteam (BE),
• Nick Gates - Australian Champion and former professional with Silence-Lotto (BE),
• Steven Rooney - Australian Champion and member of Australian Commonwealth Games team,
• Bradley Payne - Former professional with Team Rubicon (USA),
• Nikki Butterfield (nee Egyed) - Member of Australian Worlds team 2008, World Triathlon Champion, and professional with Webcor (USA) for 2009
• The club also has a number of State, and World Champion Masters riders, and former Professional riders within its ranks.

It is not uncommon to see them racing when they are home!

We would love to hear from you whether you are brand new to the sport, returning to the sport, a visitor to the region, or a new resident.

Train Hard and Cycle Safely!