Gate continues NZ’s fine run with omnium win
New Zealand has continued with strong performances at the Brisbane round of the UCI Track World Cup.
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Eye on world champs, Olympics for NZ in Brisbane
Eye on world champs, Olympics for NZ in Brisbane
The New Zealand track cycling team is digging deep for what it hopes will be its final outing of the UCI World Cup season in Brisbane starting today.
NZ effort given nine out of 10
NZ effort given nine out of 10
Cycling New Zealand has given its team a nine out of 10 for performances on its home track in the UCI Track World Cup that finished in Cambridge last night.
Kiwi women’s sprint teams claim gold medals
Kiwi women’s sprint teams claim gold medals
The women stole the show on the opening night of the UCI Track Cycling World Cup in Cambridge yesterday, with the New Zealand team winning both the women’s team pursuit and team sprint gold...
Vink, Rush set to repeat
Vink, Rush set to repeat
Poor weather cut short the penultimate stage of the Pioneer race which only further handed the advantage to the defending champions.
Class riders galore in action
Class riders galore in action
Twenty world champions from a record 44 nations will descend on Cambridge this weekend for the UCI track cycling world cup.
Shields in the medals in World Cup competition in Hong Kong
Shields in the medals in World Cup competition in Hong Kong
Central Otago cyclist Nicole Shields is picking up medals in Hong Kong.
Hang time
Hang time
Rider Nick Jordan finds some air at Signal Hill yesterday in the second day of the Three Peaks Enduro race. The event had a full field of nearly 200 riders from all around New Zealand.
Top-class field for world cup meeting
Top-class field for world cup meeting
A world-class field of track riders will descend on Cambridge next week.
Dunedin confirmed as host of Oceania, NZ champs
Dunedin confirmed as host of Oceania, NZ champs
Head for the hills - Dunedin will be a mountain biker's heaven for three days early next year.
Top riders back for meet
Top riders back for meet
New Zealand will welcome back some top performers among a powerful team to contest the track world cup meeting in Cambridge next month.
Plan comes off perfectly for Vink and team
Plan comes off perfectly for Vink and team
Defending champion Michael Vink has put himself within grasp of a second Tour of Southland title after a stunning ride by his team on the penultimate day of the 63rd edition of the race.
Mexican prevails in uphill battle
Mexican prevails in uphill battle
Mexican rider Eder Frayre produced a second impressive climbing performance as the Tour of Southland's yellow jersey settled a little more securely on his shoulders yesterday.
Tour's first Mexican rider wins stage three
Tour's first Mexican rider wins stage three
The Tour of Southland's first Mexican rider has made an emphatic statement at the midway point of this year's race.
Family matters taking priority now for former winner Evans
Family matters taking priority now for former winner Evans
There is no big retirement announcement.
Young gun Stewart claims tour's yellow jersey
Young gun Stewart claims tour's yellow jersey
World omnium champion Cambell Stewart has sprinted his way into the yellow jersey in his debut Tour of Southland.
First honours to young Aussie
First honours to young Aussie
Australian teenager Jensen Plowright took stage honours in a sprint down the main street of Lumsden after the first main stage of the Tour of Southland yesterday.
Ross ending long stint as tour director
Ross ending long stint as tour director
Bruce Ross started off waving a flag on the sprint line and almost 50 years later he is still waving the flag for the Tour of Southland.
Duyvesteyn Otago's leading hope
Duyvesteyn Otago's leading hope
Dunedin rider Kees Duyvesteyn is the region's leading hope when the 63rd edition of the Tour of Southand gets under way in Invercargill tomorrow.
Duyvesteyn adds series win to CV
Duyvesteyn adds series win to CV
Dunedin cyclist Kees Duyvesteyn has taken another title in what is fast becoming a great year.