Cycling Australia today announced the resignation of Shayne Bannan from his role at the helm of the sport's High Performance Programs.
Bannan, 48, has been involved as a coach and administrator for the sport in Australia for almost a quarter of a century. He began his coaching career in 1986 at the Northern Territory Institute of Sport before moving into the national program in 1987. For the past decade he has filled the dual roles of Cycling Australia National Performance Director and the Australian Institute of Sport's Head Cycling Coach.
