Monday, 14 January 2013
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A challenging course and quality field made life hard for the Southlanders lining up in the Calder Stewart Elite Road Nationals in Christchurch over the weekend.
After a hugely successful 2012 on the bike, Paralympian Phillipa Gray and her pilot Laura Fairweather have started 2013 by earning significant accolades off the bike.
Invercargill's top sprinters Eddie Dawkins and Matt Archibald will make up half of a four-strong NZ team to head to the third round of the UCI World Cup in Mexico next month.
The Southland skinsuit will again be prominent at the Calder Stewart Elite Road Championships in Christchurch next month with a total of 9 southern riders contesting the 2013 titles from January 11 to 13.
Cycling Southland's incredible year was capped yesterday with the naming of Eddie Dawkins, Phillipa Gray and Sophie Williamson as nominees for next year's Halberg Awards.
After a huge weekend at the Southland Champs numbers were down this week at club racing so thank you to those who turned up and helped out!
Another stack of strong performances were the feature of the final day of Southland Track Cycling Championships held at Stadium Southland Velodrome today.
The second day of racing featured sprints and Points races along with the first ever championship Masters Women bunch race – and every one of them featured top quality racing.
Local Olympians of the future, Southland's ace U19 sprinter Jeremy Presbury and Central Otago's flying Liam Aitcheson are among a six-strong Kiwi team heading to the Youth Olympic Festival in Sydney next month.
Two new national records fell on the opening night of racing at the 2013 Southland Track Championships in Invercargill tonight.
It was a battle of epic proportions that came down to the final points event of the day – the boys U17 1000m scratch race – to determine that James Hargest College had done enough to retain their tile by a mere one point!