Bradley McGee

BIO

Bradley McGee is an Australian Professional Racing Cyclist with 30 years of global high-performance sport experience. Bradley started cycling in 1986 at the age of ten. As an Australian, Commonwealth, World, and Olympic Champion, he earned multiple world records and boasts 5 gold medals from 3 Commonwealth Games. Bradley had an 11-year professional UCI World Tour career that saw 17 victories, including stage wins in all 3 UCI Grand Tours (France, Spain and Italy). Transitioning to coaching and leadership, he is currently the head coach of the New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS). His expertise extends to coaching, leadership, and excellence, making him a remarkable figure in the world of cycling. Bradley is one of the 54 members of the exclusive The Champions for Peace organisation that supports the most disadvantaged communities in the world.

SKILLS

High-Performance Expert | Coaching | Leadership | Athlete | Technical Director | Sports Director | Consultant | Coach Advisor | Coach Developer | Excellence | Curiosity | Resilience | Communication | Strategy | Teamwork Bradley says - As a competing athlete I am thankful for a huge set of lungs, a healthy relationship with pain, a positive, challenging and supportive childhood along with an inner drive, a rage to master that coupled well with world class coaching and resources.

ACHIEVEMENTS

+ Australian, Commonwealth, World and Olympic Champion + Multiple World Record Holder + Order of Australia Medal (OAM) - 2005 Australia Day Honours + Olympian (Atlanta | Athens | Sydney | Beijing) - 5 medals + Commonwealth Games (Victoria | Kuala Lumpur | Manchester | Melbourne | Delhi | Glasgow) - 5 Gold Medals + 11 years Professional Athlete on the UCI World Tour. 17 victories + Tour de France | Italy | Spain - Stage victories in and lead all 3 UCI Grand Tours + Saxo Bank–SunGard - Manager (2009-2012) + Française des Jeux (1999-2007) + Team CSC (2008) + Tour de France - 2 individual stages (2002, 2003) + Giro dItalia - 1 individual stage (2004) + Ambassador with MS and the Mental Wheels Foundation + Sport Australia Hall of Fame mentorship program + Sport Australia Hall of Fame athlete inductee (2017) + Australian Male Track Cyclist of the Year (1993 | 2002)