News and Results

Welcome to a mammoth edition of your weekly newsletter! With track nationals, road races, track training, and all other things cycling on the go, and a team announcement as well, there is a lot to get through today, so let us dive straight in! — Read Article

Corbin Strong (New Zealand National Team) shone in the New Zealand Cycle Classic that concluded this weekend. Strong took out the best young rider classification, and also took third overall in a very strong field that included defending champion Aaron Gate (Black Spoke Pro Cycling). — Read Article

Corbin Strong (New Zealand National Team) took an excellent fourth place in the opening stage of the NZ Cycle Classic yesterday. — Read Article

Hi folks, Well the weather is being a bit erratic again this week and that is a clear sign that it is SBS Bank Tour of Southland time again. This Sunday all the action kicks off with the Gala on Gala Launch Party — Read Article

Good soggy Tuesday everyone, Hope you have all been able to enjoy the thrill of the track action the past couple of weeks with the NZ Schools Champs, ILT Junior Carnival and then the epic and exhilarating four, action-packed days of the Oceania Track Champs! — Read Article

Greetings everyone, Well this is a sneaky update in between the full on week that has been NZ and South Island Schools Track Nationals and the ILT Junior Track Carnival, and what is obviously looming next week with the Oceania Track Championships starting on Wednesday — Read Article

Happy 1st of October!! Another month bites the dust and that means it is “go” time as the myriad of events kick off in earnest this weekend. — Read Article

Greetings out there and hope this finds you warm and well – bit hot and cold in the weather stakes at the moment - must be Spring in the air! — Read Article

Good afternoon everyone, and welcome to Cycling Southland Sally Marr!  Sally started in the office on Monday in the role of Major Events Co-ordinator so pop in and say hi next time you are passing. — Read Article

Greetings everyone and it is so nice to be enjoying some warmer days, lambs jumping in paddocks and the daffodils are out, so that makes for some fantastic time out training and racing on the roads and there is plenty more of that to come. — Read Article

Invercargill elite cyclist Hamish Keast produced a strong sprint to take the title in Saturday’s Gore – Waikiwi cycling classic. The annual handicapped event, sponsored by Southland Farm Machinery / Geo W Wilson & Sons, attracted a field of 48 riders with the race leaving Gore in pleasant spring-like conditions. — Read Article