Cycling Southland News Archive

Twenty-one-year-old Kiwi rider Campbell Stewart has finished fifth in the omnium competition on the penultimate day of the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Berlin today. Read Article

The first day of the Vital Signs Fight for Yellow dawned clear but fresh as riders signed on in Wyndham for the opening stage of the two day, five stage tour, a six kilometre prologue individual time trial that would decide the first wearer of the yellow jersey, before a further two road stages later during the day. Read Article

Southland teenager Corbin Strong has won the Points race at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Berlin, while Nick Kergozou progressed to the final of the men's kilometre time trial, taking seventh place. Read Article

Corbin Strong took a silver medal as part of the NZ mens team pursuit team at the UCI World Championships, while Natasha Hansen broke her own national record in the women's sprint qualifying. Read Article

New Zealand will chase gold in the men’s team pursuit after a record-setting effort on the opening day of the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Berlin. Read Article

Five Southland riders form part of the Vantage New Zealand team that will be chasing more than just rainbow jerseys at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships, starting on Thursday 27 February in Berlin. Eddie Dawkins, Natasha Hansen, Corbin Strong, Kirstie James, and Nick Kergozou will be working to help the team secure spots in all the events on offer at the Tokyo Olympic Games taking place later in the year. Read Article

An emotional Shane Archbold and excited teenager Niamh Fisher-Black sprinted their way to respective titles at the Vantage National Road Cycling Championships in Cambridge. Read Article

Mitchel Fitzsimons has been named to the New Zealand team for the UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships to be staged in Cairo in August. Read Article

Southland may have been travelling to the Vantage Elite and U19 Track National Championships in Cambridge this year, but the team looked right at home on the track. It was a great outing for the team of 29 riders, claiming eight gold medals, eleven silver medals, and 13 bronze medals. Read Article