COVID-19 information

Last updated 4 February 2021

This page provides a brief summary of COVID-19 rules, restrictions and guidelines as they apply to the sport of cycling in NSW. It will be updated as information changes. This page is intended as a brief overview only.

Riding, training and racing

Races, training sessions and other community sport activities that involve more than 100 participants require a COVID-19 Safety Plan.

The maximum number of participants at a community sporting activity must not exceed 3,000 participants, or one person per 2 square metres (whichever is less).

Racing is subject to the Cycling NSW Guide to Racing and Training in the COVID-19 Environment.

Organisers must keep a record of all attendees.

Dunc Gray Velodrome

Indoor recreation facilities in Greater Sydney, including Dunc Gray Velodrome, can accommodate the greater of:

75% of the fixed seating capacity; and
one person per 4sqm.

Dunc Gray Velodrome is open for casual member training subject to the Dunc Gray Velodrome Training COVID-19 Protocol.

Try The Track has returned to operation.

General guidelines

If you are showing any symptoms of illness, or are a close or casual contact according to the NSW Government's l atest case locations, you must get tested for COVID-19 and stay isolated.

Anyone participating in a gathering, include group rides and training, should download the COVIDSafe app.

Please maintain a physical distance of at least 1.5 metres from others and practise good hygiene, including washing your hands and covering your mouth and nose when you sneeze.

Wearing a mask is recommended, particularly when indoors or when you are not able to maintain physical distancing.

More resources

To assist event organisers with following COVID regulations and guidelines, we have developed a step-by-step Event Management Guide for Road and Track Cycling.

All persons must follow the current Public Health Orders.

For more information about COVID-19 generally, visit the NSW Government COVID-19 website.