Pedalling towards success
Epsom Girls Grammar School cyclists (from left) Tegan Feringa, Maia Barclay (both 14) and Bee Townsend (15), all of Auckland, line up at the national school track cycling championships at the...
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Mountain biker injured on Signal Hill
Mountain biker injured on Signal Hill
A young mountain biker was injured during the national schools championships, held in Dunedin at the weekend.
Secondary schools success for Otago
Secondary schools success for Otago
Otago riders competed well on the national stage at Signal Hill over the weekend.
Dawkins considers bobsleigh
Dawkins considers bobsleigh
Olympian Eddie Dawkins is firmly focused on pedalling as fast as he can and upgrading his silver medal to a gold one at the Tokyo Games next year.
Duyvesteyn in winning form
Duyvesteyn in winning form
Dunedin rider Kees Duyvesteyn won the elite men's race to take the series lead, while Kate McIlroy and Amy Hollamby combined to ride away from the women's field as the Calder Stewart series resumed...
Bevin takes 'big step forward'
Bevin takes 'big step forward'
New Zealand cyclist Patrick Bevin is describing his performance as a big step forward.
Dying athlete has four months to organise a wedding and a funeral
Dying athlete has four months to organise a wedding and a funeral
When Brittnea Chamber's accepted her partner's proposal to marry him she had six months to plan for a wedding and a funeral.
Bernal claims Colombia's first Tour de France win
Bernal claims Colombia's first Tour de France win
Egan Bernal has become the first Colombian to win the Tour de France after retaining the overall leader's yellow jersey after Sunday's 21st and final stage.
Scully the toast of Southland
Scully the toast of Southland
Highly-rated New Zealand road cyclist Tom Scully was named the Senior Sportsperson of the Year at a gala awards night in Invercargill last night.
Harris making most of openings as professional
Harris making most of openings as professional
Ella Harris' painful entry into the world of professional cycling is a distant memory now.
Heat on as Currie tries to qualify for Kona
Heat on as Currie tries to qualify for Kona
A title defence and a last shot at world championship qualification await Braden Currie.
Palmer's contribution recognised
Palmer's contribution recognised
Former individual pursuit world champion Alison Palmer's contribution to the sport was acknowledged at Cycling New Zealand's annual awards evening in Cambridge on Saturday.
Williamson turns hand to organising
Williamson turns hand to organising
Alexandra cyclist James Williamson has moved from competitor to organiser.
Ex-Olympian finishes 20,000km cycle trip
Ex-Olympian finishes 20,000km cycle trip
After an epic cycling journey of more than 20,000km across the globe, former Olympian Rebecca Wardell arrived at her parents' Lake Hawea home on Friday to much applause.
Mountain bikers go out of their way in search of victory
Mountain bikers go out of their way in search of victory
Finishing a bike race that is 160km long is respectable enough.
Mezger claims win after riding 19 laps
Mezger claims win after riding 19 laps
An upbeat field not short on colour marked the Naseby 12 Hour Challenge over the weekend.
Gravel cycling to make regional debut
Gravel cycling to make regional debut
A new form of cycling will take the road less travelled around North Otago this weekend.
Pair have finish line as goal
Pair have finish line as goal
Just finishing - not competing among themselves - will be the only goal for Matt Dick and Chris Higgs when they start a gruelling seven-day adventure race
Henderson's competitive spirit revived
Henderson's competitive spirit revived
Sporting retirements - they don't always stick.
Pass mark for NZ team affected by illness
Pass mark for NZ team affected by illness
A rainbow jersey for Campbell Stewart and two bronze medals signalled a pass mark for the New Zealand team at the UCI track world championships which finished in Poland yesterday.