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Kiwis go top five but Haug too strong Sunday, 7 April 2013
Kate McIlroy and Nicky Samuels both went top five at the opening ITU World Triathlon Series event in Auckland today but were no match for the hugely impressive Anne Haug of Germany, who repeated her win from last October on the Auckland course in the first race of the ITU world series. More >
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Dodds goes top ten in Auckland – Gomez imperious again Sunday, 7 April 2013
Tony Dodds was the best of the Kiwis as the 25 year old Wanaka triathlete bravely mixed it with the best in the world before finishing 7th at the Barfoot & Thompson ITU World Triathlon in Auckland today. More >
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Cyclists urged to be safe and be seen with shorter days ahead Sunday, 7 April 2013
With the end of Daylight Saving, the NZ Transport Agency and NZ Police are urging cyclists to ‘be bright’ and be seen on the road this autumn. More >
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Evans faces strong field in second round of Benchmark elite Series Friday, 5 April 2013
Benchmark Homes Elite Cycling series leader Brad Evans will be hoping to repeat last year’s success in Nelson when the second round of the series is held in the region on Sunday. More >
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New Zealanders ready to take on the world Friday, 5 April 2013
The New Zealand athletes are primed and ready for the opening round of the ITU World Triathlon Series in Auckland on Saturday, each with their own goals and objectives on race day. More >
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NZ athlete press conference Thursday Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Leading New Zealand athletes will host a press conference ahead of Saturday’s ITU World Series Triathlon season opener in Auckland. More >
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Revealed. Meeting Minutes Prove UCI Misled Over Gaps in Passport Testing Wednesday, 3 April 2013
A recently discovered document has confirmed that a deliberate reduction in the frequency of
UCI testing procedures DID take place in 2010 – despite strenuous denials from cycling’s governing body. More >
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Gomez heads for favourite triathlon destination Tuesday, 2 April 2013
Javier Gomez is triathlon royalty. More >
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Year-round mountain bike resort to open in Gibbston Valley Tuesday, 2 April 2013
A year-round biking resort catering for beginner and intermediate riders will open later this month (April 20 2013) on 400 hectares of land adjacent to Queenstown's award-winning Gibbston Valley Winery. More >
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Budding triathlete loses over 70kg's ahead of Auckland Triathlon Monday, 1 April 2013
The incentive in taking part in the Barfoot & Thompson Auckland Triathlon for 36 year old Matt Somerville of Mairangi Bay has been to lose weight. More >
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West Auckland sisters overcome surgery through triathlon training Monday, 1 April 2013
Participating in the Barfoot & Thompson team sprint triathlon will give West Auckland sisters Jill Harvey and Joan Henderson the ideal opportunity for a quicker rehabilitation after both having surgery. More >
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2013 Beijing International Triathlon takes over Fengtai District of Beijing on September 21 Thursday, 28 March 2013
IMG Worldwide, the global sports, fashion and media company, in partnership with the Fengtai Sports Bureau of Beijing, will host the 2013 Beijing International Triathlon on Saturday, September 21, at Qing Long Lake Park, in the Fengtai District of Beijing, China. More >
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TVNZ Breakfast team take on triathlon for fun Wednesday, 27 March 2013
TVNZ’s Breakfast team are preparing to boldly go where ….. More >
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Ambitious nationwide cycling tour attracts international field Wednesday, 27 March 2013
An ambitious eight day nationwide cycling event that starts from both ends of New Zealand next month has competitors flying in from around the world. More >
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Vink wins Coffee Culture Le Race in impressive fashion Saturday, 23 March 2013
Michael Vink had the perfect send off for his overseas campaign with BikeNZ men's track endurance squad when he rode away from the field to win Le Race in two hours and thirty one minutes today.
Vink leaves for Belgium on Tuesday and showed he is in good form sitting a fast pace up the early climb through the Christchurch suburb of Cashmere and then dominated the final 40 kilometres of racing dropping breakaway companion James Early to win the tough 100 kilometre event for the second time.
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2012 Triathlon review confirms success of 2012 event Friday, 22 March 2013
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Reid honoured to be the first recipient of the Jack Ralston Memorial Trophy Thursday, 21 March 2013
Tayler Reid Gisborne today became the first recipient of the Jack Ralston Memorial trophy as winner of the Contact National Schools U19 boys triathlon title. More >
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Pegasus puts on a perfect day for Contact National Schools Triathlon Champs Thursday, 21 March 2013
Near perfect conditions greeted the 800 competitors at the Contact National Schools Triathlon Championships at Pegasus in Christchurch today. More >
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ASICS Supreme Young Athlete of the Year named Thursday, 21 March 2013
A young athlete from Auckland’s North Shore is embarking on a year of elite sports sponsorship after outperforming others from around the country to be named supreme winner of the 2012 ASICS Sports Awards. More >
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Horgan will have work cut out to retain Le Race title Thursday, 21 March 2013
A strong men’s field will mean Christchurch cyclist Sam Horgan will have a tough job defending his title in the gruelling 100 kilometre Christchurch to Akaroa Le Race on Saturday. More >
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New Zealand cancer survivors and cyclists register for The Ride To Conquer Cancer on national "Gear Up Day" Wednesday, 20 March 2013
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Brown accepts IRONMAN Melbourne challenge Wednesday, 20 March 2013
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Contact National Schools Triathlon Champs attracts huge numbers to Pegasus Tuesday, 19 March 2013
The Contact National Schools Triathlon and Open Water Swim Championships are hosted at Pegasus this Thursday and Friday and have attracted close to 800 entries from an amazing 121 schools from around New Zealand. More >
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International biking stars cut a trail to Queenstown Tuesday, 19 March 2013
Some of the world's top mountain biking stars are heading to Queenstown this week to test their skills at the resort's annual Bike Festival. More >
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UC transport expert calls for reduced traffic speeds in rebuilt city Tuesday, 19 March 2013
A University of Canterbury (UC) transport expert today appealed to the planners of the Christchurch rebuild to consider more widespread use of 30kmh speed limits beyond those proposed. More >
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