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Fraser Coast Cycling Club Cycle racing club of the Fraser Coast The home of Cyclists in the region since 1894. (Member of Auscycling)
Welcome to Fraser Coast Cycling Club. Safe riding.

On behalf of all our riders, I extend a sincere invitation to be a part of our supportive cycling community. Our club has a rich history and celebrates achievements since 1894. To go through individual successes would be too lengthy but it is worthwhile mentioning such athletes as Viv Young, Jim Cross, John Oxenham, Jay McCarthy, Mal Rudolph, Ben & Kurt Jensen, Hayden Josefski, Josh Rogash, Dylan Newbury, Oscar Schoff and Jorden Kerby. These riders have all achieved significant status both at a local and State level. Many of these riders have successfully achieved at both National and International level and celebrate memorable titles such as World Champion. We, as a club, hope to continue to encourage, promote and advance safe and competitive cycling in the Fraser Coast Area. President’s vision: To develop, promote and encourage cycling participation and racing within the Fraser Coast, Maryborough and wider areas in a safe, supportive and enjoyable environment. Mission
Provide an environment which nurtures, develops and encourages youth and adults in the Maryborough and Hervey Bay District to ride, race & support the sport of cycling.

5 Priorities for 2024

2024 - EMBEDDING GOOD PRACTICE AND CREATING OPPORTUNITY

1. Provide high quality and well-planned seasonal race opportunities (aligned with AusCycling)
2. Increase club membership and opportunity (youth to adult)
3. Increase the number of and training opportunities for: commissaires/ coaches/ first aid officers/ drivers and
interested club stakeholders
4. Increase opportunity to engage FCRC regarding FCRC Sports Precinct development
5. Provide meaningful value to our sponsors (local bike shops, local organizations, businesses and FCRC)

Values
Inclusiveness, Honesty, Fairness, Passion, Safety, Excellence

Strategic Platforms
Strategic platforms are the key themes through which we will focus our efforts over the coming four years to drive the Vision. The platforms represent four core areas that have been identified as being key to the delivery of the vision and the growth and sustainability of the FCCC organization. A range of Strategies & Goals have been identified for delivery under each platform. The goals describe our end points and the strategies provide the focus areas where we see greatest opportunity to improve. PARTICIPATION & PERFORMANCE
More members joining FCCC club to enjoy their ride or compete in Local, State, National & World Competitions

COLLABORATION
Provide the best outcomes for our members & our stakeholders through progressive and mutually beneficial relationships (local cycling businesses, FCRC, clubs and organizations)

GOVERNANCE
Embrace best practice governance principles of sustainability, transparency, accountability and safety

COMMUNICATION
Clearly communicate our cycling Vision and Values to our members, the cycling community and immediate population

Key aims expanded:
· Increase memberships
· Retain more of our members
· Promote safety as non-negotiable
· Increase participation in AusCycling sanctioned events
· Increase participation in Championship events
· Increase support staff (Volunteers, Officials, Coaches etc.)
· Provide cyclists with competency, improvement and performance pathways
· Implement support staff pathways through alignment with Auscycling and financial incentives (Volunteers, Officials, Coaches etc.)
· Provide events which participants want to enter, and spectators enjoy watching
· Support Affiliated Clubs i.e. Local Tri Clubs, HB Bugs, Bundaberg Cycling Club
· Develop and build relationships within the cycling community
· Provide great value to our sponsors (local bike clubs and FC Regional Council)
· Partner with Local and State bodies to develop and grow the sport
· Harness our member’s knowledge and experience
· Work with our National and other State Cycling associations (Auscycling) to grow our influence and strength
· Build financial stability through revenue strength and diversity and thorough cost management
· Implement sound administrative oversight
· Assess our risks to know our opportunities
· Modernize our structure and constitution
· Offer clear, consistent, well informed and transparent communication
· Have a good, simple and consistent message
· Engage the media and have them assist us in spreading our message
· Reach our audience, listen and learn from the feedback.
· Advocate for our members through AusCycling and key Stakeholder to improve cycling outcomes

FCCC Executive 2024
The FCCC executive committee is responsible for governing cycling participation in accordance with the objects as set out in the FCCC Constitution adopted and ratified in July 2021. The current board members (directors) bring a diverse range of professional skills and a passion for cycling to the organization. Members of the committee develop the strategies & goals. Each committee member (Director) then assists in the delivery of the strategies with the support of the club. President: Steve Case
Vice President: Adam Hawkins
Secretary: Dave Trevorrow
Treasurer: Toni Perkins
Club Captain: Warren Gus Ware
Chief Handicapper: Tim McDonnel

General Operations:
· Club meetings are held on the first Tuesday of every month at an advertised venue. The AGM is held in March of each year.
· Club Races are held on Sunday commencing between 7am and 9am
o Crit: 7:00am Start summer months
o Winter road races: 8:00 am-9:00 am
· The club officiates both Road races, ITT events and Crit races
· All road races are conducted under the regulations set out by AusCycling (All courses must be supported by a current QPS permit and sanctioned by AusCycling)
· Crit races are held at the Industrial Estate in Enterprize Cct in Maryborough, Astro Slab Hervey Bay and the HB Airport Industrial Estate
· All riders MUST have a current AC license
· All riders MUST wear an Australian approved helmet
· Riders must present their license prior to racing
· All riders will be provided with a number prior to racing
· Junior riders must use restricted gearing

Concluding comments
I trust that this document provides a useful overview regarding the opportunities and functions that the FCCC offers. We trust that you will enjoy the fellowship and competition the club provides. Kind regards
Steve (President)
March AGM 2024

12/10/2026
04/10/2026

FCCC meeting commencing at 7PM. Tuesday night - Tri Club Shed. All welcome.

04/10/2026

Nick Mason Memorial Crit – Race 2

A Day of Speed, Spirit and the Race for the Line

The morning dawned beneath skies of blue,
A perfect day for riders to pursue.
The bikes were polished, sparkling bright,
Chains gleaming clean in the morning light.
Cassettes pristine, each detail just right,
As riders gathered, eager to fight.

Around the Airport Industrial Estate course,
The cones stood ready, no remorse.
And volunteers, with dedication and care,
Created a course that was safe and fair.
Their quiet work, both seen and unseen,
Set the scene for racing clean.

A Grade

At half past seven, the flag came down,
And five strong riders raced from the line.
Aaron, Warren, Adam, Jake and Phil,
Were ready to test their strength and will.

The pace was high from the very start,
With every rider playing their part.
Warren and Aaron attacked with flair,
And every move was answered there.

No rider was given the chance to escape,
As the bunch responded to every break.
The attacks came thick, the pace stayed high,
With no one able to slip away and fly.

Within ten minutes, the first prime was called,
And the racing became even more involved.
With two hundred metres left to go,
Waz and Adam surged for the prime in a show.

Waz got there first in a spirited sprint,
With Adam just behind in the contest.
Phil later launched a determined attack,
But the peloton brought him quickly back.

Then came the final lap, the finish in sight,
And the pace lifted with all of its might.
Two hundred metres — the sprint was on,
Three riders charging towards the line.

Shoulder to shoulder, wheel beside wheel,
The final metres had the crowd on its heels.
Just a tyre's width separated the three
As they sprinted for victory.

Waz took first, Adam second, Aaron third —
A thrilling finish, every effort heard!
A terrific A Grade battle from start to end,
With attacks and counterattacks around every bend.

B Grade

B Grade brought a strong field to the line,
Tony, Samuel, Tim and Richard in fine form.
Brendan and Dave were ready to race,
And together they lifted the pace.

At times they matched A Grade's speed,
Showing plenty of strength and speed.
Then came the prime, and Brendan attacked,
Opening a gap the bunch could not match.

One hundred and fifty metres clear,
Brendan powered on without fear.
He took the prime in convincing style,
Before the field came back together after a while.

As the final lap began to unfold,
The pace eased slightly before the final hold.
Then, with two hundred metres left to race,
Samuel launched from the bunch with pace.

He drove hard towards the finish line,
Holding his speed and timing it fine.
Samuel took the win in impressive style,
With Dave close behind by just a little while.

Samuel first, Dave second, Brendan third —
A strong B Grade race from start to finish.

C Grade

Boston, Alex, Fraser, Kaliki and Archie too
Formed a determined C Grade crew.
They rode with courage, they rode with pride,
And before the prime, the bunch split wide.

Archie was strong and led the way,
Taking the prime honours on the day.
The groups remained separated as the laps rolled by,
With every rider continuing to try.

Then came the final lap and the race for the line,
With Archie holding his advantage just fine.
He crossed the finish first on the day,
With Fraser and Boston not far away.

Archie first, Fraser second, Boston third —
A fantastic ride from every rider in the field.

And a special mention must surely be made
Of Kaliki, who never backed away.
With strength and determination all the way,
She earned the honour of Fastest Lady on the day.

Our Junior Rider

Then came Byron, our junior star,
Showing just how determined young riders are.
With courage and vigour, he took to the track,
Giving everything and never holding back.

He recorded a strong lap time throughout his race,
And crossed the finish line with determination and grace.
Byron took the win and once again showed
The wonderful manners that he always bestowed.

Well done, Byron — what a ride!
Your determination shone with pride.
A fantastic young rider, both on and off the track,
And a wonderful young man to have in our pack.

Thank You

As Race Two comes to an end,
We thank every rider, volunteer and friend.
To everyone who helped make the day,
Your contribution helped lead the way.

For every cone, every marshal and helping hand,
For making the course safe and well planned,
For every cheer, every smile and every bit of support,
You helped make the day everything it ought.

The bikes will be cleaned, the memories remain,
And soon we'll gather to race once again.
Two weeks from now, we'll return to the track,
For the final race — and there's no holding back!

Until then, keep the wheels turning true,
Keep chasing the wind in all that you do.
Ride with courage, ride with pride,
And enjoy the journey, the racing and the ride.

Nick Mason Memorial Crit Series — Race 2 complete.
The final battle awaits in two weeks!

04/10/2026
03/10/2026

Nick Mason Memorial Crit - tomorrow. HB Airport Circuit. Racing commences at 7:30AM.

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