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“Next year is my final year as an Under-23 so if I could go to [the World Championships] it would be amazing." — Read Article

“He has been working pretty hard for the last few months, so it is cool to see how well he did." — Read Article

Cycling New Zealand has selected a 10-strong teenage team to compete in the UCI Track Cycling Junior World Championships in China in August, which includes three local Southland Cyclists. — Read Article

“It’s a bit of a hurdle not being in Adelaide but there will be other opportunities for selection with Hong Kong coming up and a road tour in Thailand.” — Read Article

Southland is well represented in the team selected to represent New Zealand at the UCI Road World Championships, set to take place in Glasgow, Scotland in August, with Corbin Strong, Tom Sexton, and Carter Guichard set to take to the start. — Read Article

Southlander Corbin Strong (Israel - Premier Tech) has been selected to ride the Tour de France. — Read Article

Two Southlanders will be heading to Glasgow as part of the New Zealand team for the UCI Track World Championships. — Read Article

Poppy McIvor produced a great ride in the two day Canberra Junior Tour. — Read Article

Unfortunately, we have received the resignation of our General Manager at Cycling Southland, Tony Hammington. — Read Article

Hayden Strong will be joining the NZ Cycling Academy - MitoQ team for their North American campaign. — Read Article

Four Southlanders will be taking to the boards at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. — Read Article

Southlanders have produced some great performances on dirt, track, and tarmac over the course of the recently concluded Oceania Cycling Championships. — Read Article

Three Southlanders have been selected to represent New Zealand at the Oceania Track Cycling Championships. Bradly Knipe, Tom Sexton, and Nick Kergozou will be swapping their Southland colours for the Fern from 2 to 5 April. — Read Article

Geertien Venter rolls with the “age is just a number” type philosophy, and she has every reason to do so. The 42-year-old Southland cyclist lined up in the women’s sprint at the elite New Zealand Track Championships on Wednesday simply wanting to ride as hard as she could to put in a performance she could be proud of. — Read Article