The 2022 edition provides a familiar venue in what is expected to be a Trans-Tasman tussle for the top of the medals table between Australia and New Zealand - as athletes take to the Anna Meares Velodrome in the Queensland capital, which was used for the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games.

The hosts' top track cyclists will be in good form, coming straight from the AusCycling National Championships which concluded yesterday.

Olympians Matthew Glaetzer, Matthew Richardson, Nathan Hart and Maeve Plouffe are set to feature for Australia at the four-day event.

Australian-born Kiwi Jordan Kerby is slated to form part of a strong New Zealand squad, which also includes Olympic silver medallist Ellesse Andrews, Aaron Gate, Bryony Botha and Sam Webster.

The track event is part of the first-ever combined Oceania Cycling Championships which is incorporating eight disciplines of BMX racing, BMX freestyle, mountain bike cross-country, mountain bike downhill, time trial and road race and Para cycling in road and track.

In Brisbane, there is a full schedule for elite men and women and under-19 men and women.

It is made up of sprint, keirin, individual pursuit, time trial, scratch race, points race, team sprint, team pursuit, omnium and madison.

There is also set to be time trial, individual pursuit, scratch race, omnium and team sprint disciplines for the Para athletes.

The event is due to be livestreamed on AusCycling's YouTube channel.

Following the track event, the BMX Championships are scheduled to take place from April 8 to 10 while the road competition is set for April 9 and 10, also in Queensland.