There are seven (7) different levels of BMX events that can be hosted:
Please find information below on hosting the different level BMX events:
What is the National Rounds?
There are six (6) National Rounds, that are hosted around Australia each year.
For further information on the BMX National Rounds please click here.
How to apply to host a National Rounds Event?
AusCycling utilises an Expression of Interest (EOI) process, where clubs can apply to host National Rounds.
The EOI process for 2023 is now open.
Further information on the process and timelines for the 2023 EOI Process is available here.
National Rounds Host Club Guide
AusCycling have developed a National RoundsHost Club Guide, to assist clubs who are hosting a National Round in 2022.
What are the State/Territory Championships?
The State/Territory Championships are the premier and last BMX State/Territory level event held in each State/Territory each year.
For further information on the BMX State/Territory Championships please click here.
How to apply to host a State/Territory Championships?
AusCycling utilises an Expression of Interest (EOI) process, where clubs can apply to host a State/Territory Championships.
The EOI process for 2023 is now open.
Further information on the process and timelines for the 2023 EOI Process is available here.
State/Territory Championships Host Club Guide
AusCycling have developed a State/Territory Championships Host Club Guide, to assist clubs who are hosting a State/Territory Championships in 2022.
What is the State/Territory Series?
The State/Territory Series is is made up of a series of rounds held within each State/Territory each year.
For further information on the BMX State/Territory Series please click here.
How to apply to host a State/Territory Series?
AusCycling utilises an Expression of Interest (EOI) process, where clubs can apply to host a round of their State/Territory Series.
The EOI process for 2022 is now closed.
Further information on the process and timelines for the 2023 EOI Process will be available in 2022.
State/Territory Series Host Club Guide
AusCycling have developed a State/Territory Series Host Club Guide, to assist clubs who are hosting a State/Territory Series round in 2022.
What is a Bronze Level Event?
Please click here for a comparison between Bronze and Club Level Events.
How to apply to host a Bronze Level Event?
All Club's wishing to host a Bronze Level Event must complete the Application Form - BMX Bronze Level Events. Applications should be submitted at least six (6) weeks prior to the commencement of the event, unless exempted by AusCycling.
An initial application period will take place for Bronze Level Events each year after the confirmation of the calendar of International, Platinum, Gold and Silver level events.
AusCycling will review all applications submitted during this initial application period and where more than one (1) club from the same region are seeking to host on the same date the following process will be used to determine priority:
After the close of the initial application period, a club can still apply to host a Bronze Level Event at any time, with events allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Upon submission of your application, you will receive a confirmation email containing a submission receipt. Upon approval, you will receive an invoice, endorsement letter and certificate of currency confirming your insurance coverage. This certificate of currency is only valid if your invoice is paid in full.
Clubs wishing to host a Bronze Level Event must ensure that they meet the minimum standards relating to the Technical Guide, Officials and Medical, as outlined in the AusCycling Organisers Guide (BMX Racing Specific).
Key Dates for 2022 Bronze Level Event Applications:
Bronze Event Host Club Guide
AusCycling have developed a Bronze Event Host Club Guide, to assist clubs who are interested in or hosting a Bronze Level Event..
What is a Club Level Event?
Please click here for a comparison between Bronze and Club Level Events.
Clubs must ensure that their club event does not conflict with any date restrictions in place for other events (refer to the BMX Date Protection Table), and that it meet the minimum standards relating to Officials and Medical, as outlined in the AusCycling Organisers Guide (BMX Racing Specific).
AusCycling have a number of other resources available to clubs who are interested in hosting events. Please click here to view other resources.