| 词条 | Cycling Victoria | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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|name = Cycling Victoria |abbrev = CV |logo = |logosize = 225px |sport = Cycling |category = |image = |caption = |jurisdiction = Victoria (Australia) |founded = 1893 |aff = Cycling Australia |affdate = |region = |regionyear = |headquarters = Thornbury, Victoria |location = |president = Glen Pearsall |chairman = |chairperson = |chair = |chiefexec = |vicepresident = |director = Kipp Kaufmann |secretary = |coach = |womenscoach = |key staff = |operating income = |sponsor = |year closed = |replaced = |prevfounded = |url = www.vic.cycling.org.au |countryflag = }}Cycling Victoria, CV, is the peak governing body for organised competitive and recreational cycling within Victoria, Australia. CV is an affiliate of Cycling Australia (CA) and the UCI (International Cycling Union) and currently has 58 affiliated clubs and over 7,000 members throughout Victoria. [1] HistoryCycling Victoria can trace its history back to pre-federation Australia. The League of Victorian Wheelman (LVW) was first founded in 1893 as a professional cycling body. The Victorian Amateur Cyclists' Union (VACU) was founded in May 1917 to promote the interests of amateur cyclists in Victoria. The VACU would change in name to the Victorian Cycling Federation (VCF) in 1986. The VCF and the LVW merged in 1986 to become Victorian Cycling Incorporated, which was changed to CycleSport Victoria in the 1990s. In 2011 CycleSport Victoria became Cycling Victoria.[2] Affiliated clubs
References1. ^Victoria website 2. ^Victoria website External linksCycling Victoria website 3 : Cycle racing in Australia|Cycling in Victoria (Australia)|Sports organizations established in 1893 |
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