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Canberra Initiative Launches to Keep Girls in Cycling through New Competitive Pathways
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : May 27, 2024 - 10:41
In Australia, a significant number of girls discontinue sports as they transition into senior school, often due to limited opportunities for advancing into professional athletics. This is particularly true in the realm of cycling, where many young athletes find few avenues to pursue their passion at a higher level. However, a new initiative in Canberra aims to address this gap. A cycling competition based in the city is focusing on creating more pathways for female cyclists, hoping to inspire and retain young talent in the sport by providing clear routes to professional riding.