AOC Media Centre - 2012 London

Rohan Dennis' FinalRohan Dennis of Australia celebrates rides to victory in the Individual Pursuit Finals during day one of the UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classic at Manchester Velodrome Rohan Denni

Women's Sprint Semi FinalsVictoria Pendleton of Great Britain and Anna Meares of Australia race in the Women's Sprint Semi Finals during day two of the UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classic at Manchester Velodrome

Meares' GoldAnna Meares of Australia celebrates with the gold medal following her victory in the Women's Sprint Finals during day two of the UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classic at Manchester Velodrome

Men's Team Pursuit QualifyingRohan Dennis, Jordan Kerby, Mitchell Lovelock-Fay and Mitchell Mulhern of Australia ride in the Men's Team Pursuit Qualifying during day three of the UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classic at Manchester Velodrome in Manchester, England.

Edmondson wins OmniumAYOF multiple-gold medallist Annette Edmondson was crowned 2011 Omnium Champion at the Australian National Track Championships. Edmondson explains the intricacies of the Omnium, reflects on her experiences at the Australian Youth Olympic Festivals and sets her sights on London 2012.

Anna Meares and Kaarle McCulloch - CyclingHaving enjoyed individual success in the past as individual competitors, Anna and Kaarle are proving to be a combination to be feared. Racing home in a time of 33.811 seconds, Anna and Kaarle claimed gold from a second place finishing Scotland (Jenny Davis and Charline Joiner). Currently holding the world record time of 32.923 seconds set in Copenhagen in March 2010, both riders are developing into an unstoppable force heading into London 2012.

Cameron Meyer - CyclingHaving just missed out on a Bronze at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in the points races, Cameron is putting that behind him by coming home with three track Gold Medals from Dehli. Cameron took Gold in the Points Race, Teams Pursuit and Scratch Race where he managed to win by an entire lap mid way through the race. Using this remarkable achievement as motivation, Cameron will be one to watch come London 2012.

Men's Team Pursuit - CyclingThe Men’s Pursuit Team consisting of Jack Bobridge, Michael Freiberg, Michael Hepburn, Cameron Meyer and Dale Parker have continued with their international success at the Delhi Commonwealth Games by claiming Gold. This is on the back of an impressive ride at the World Championships in Copenhagen in March, where all but Parker competed to win in the same race. This continued success demonstrates the competency of these riders heading into London 2012.

Rochelle Gilmore - CyclingDemonstrating her continuing development as a professional cyclist, Rochelle went one better from her previous silver in the women’s points race in Melbourne 2006 to take home the Gold in the Women’s Road Race in Delhi. Having competed on the world stage for over 15 years, Rochelle is positioning herself well for her first Olympics in London 2012