News and Results

One national record and numerous championship records tumbled on the second day of the Masters Track National Championships on Friday at the SIT ZeroFees Velodrome at ILT Stadium Southland. — Read Article

Masters cyclists from across New Zealand descended on Invercargill for the first stand-alone Masters Track National Championships, which started on Thursday at the SIT ZeroFees Velodrome at ILT Stadium Southland. — Read Article

Corbin Strong started the new UCI Track Champions League in the best possible way with wins in both endurance events on the opening night in Mallorca. — Read Article

Corbin Strong will be flying the flag for Southland in the UCI Track Cycling World Championships next week, along with 2020 SBS Bank Tour of Southland champion Aaron Gate. — Read Article

Tokyo Olympian Corbin Strong battled through a brutal and crash-ridden 161km race to claim a top-20 finish in the peloton of the men’s under-23 road race at the UCI Road Cycling World Championships in Belgium. — Read Article

Southland will be well represented when the UCI World Road Race Championships kicks off next week, with Tom Scully (Elite men), Corbin Strong (U23 men), and Mitchell Fitzsimons (Junior men) all set to represent New Zealand in Belgium. — Read Article

Precise preparations in the heat chamber to manage the extreme heat and humidity in Japan was washed away by heavy rain and coolish conditions for cycling’s road racing at the Tokyo Paralympics. — Read Article

National records and personal bests fell as New Zealand's para cyclists took to the Izu Velodrome on the opening day of competition at the Paralympic Games yesterday. — Read Article

Hunter Gough claimed the first Cycling Southland classic of the season when took out a photo finish in the Geo W Wilson and Sons Limited Gore to Waikiwi Classic on Saturday. — Read Article

A strong Southland contingent will be lining up alongside nearly 550 cyclists from the all across New Zealand as cyclists descend on Rotorua this week for the Vantage Age Group Road National Championships. — Read Article

The international cycling focus remains on New Zealand with the UCI 1.2 Gravel and Tar event for men and women in Manawatu on Saturday. — Read Article

Riders with ten World Championship rainbow jerseys between them will compete in the exciting Vantage Criterium Nationals around a 1km circuit alongside the Avon River on Sunday 15 November. — Read Article

Cycling New Zealand has announced that Natasha Hansen is leaving its High Performance Track Programme. — Read Article

Wanaka’s Mikayla Harvey will be the first of the Vantage Cycling New Zealand team in action when the re-arranged UCI Road World Championships begin in Italy overnight. The 22-year-old, who turned cycling heads with a top-five finish in the Giro Rosa last week where she won the young rider classification, will join Commonwealth Games medallist Georgia Williams in the women’s individual time trial. The pair will be joined by 21-year Niamh Fisher-Black for the weekend road race. — Read Article