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 | Subway – Avanti cycling team settles into its work at world's highest cycle race Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Subway – Avanti Pro Cycling Team members Joe Cooper and Eric Drower were part an early break on stage three of the Tour de Qinghai Lake in China, before eventually finishing 19 minutes behind Iranian strongman Ghader Mizbani of the Tabriz Petrochemical team. More > |
 | Food and altitude illness impacting on Subway – Avanti cycling team at world's highest race Monday, 19 July 2010
Food and altitude illness is having its affects on team members of The Subway – Avanti Pro Cycling Team racing in the highest cycle race in the world, in the Tour de Qinghai Lake in China. More > |
| Warriner victorious in Racine 70.3 Monday, 19 July 2010
Whangarei triathlete Sam Warriner this morning won her 3rd 70.3 Half Ironman of 2010 in Racine, Wisconsin. More > | |
 | Field wide open for the North Face Peak to Peak Monday, 19 July 2010
Defending The North Face Peak to Peak champion Dougal Allan will not be contesting his title this year, paving the way for competitors who gave him a run for his money last year, to go for line honours in the 2010 event on July 24. More > |
| Hewitt races superbly to move up in world rankings Monday, 19 July 2010
Kiwi triathlete Andrea Hewitt has raced strongly in Hamburg this morning in round four of the Dextro Energy World Championship ITU Triathlon Series, finishing in sixth place to move up to fourth in the overall points standings with three events to go. More > | |
| NZ makes world rowing history Monday, 19 July 2010
Opening Ceremony added to Championships programme
OPSHOP, Gin Wigmore and Autozamm head NZ bands line-up
Weekend tickets and single day grandstand tickets now available
New Zealand’s plans for the 2010 World Rowing Championships will make the event unique in rowing history. More > | |
| Ussher eighth at Roth Monday, 19 July 2010
Dane Rasmus Henning showed he's a real force to contend with in long-course triathlon with a 7:52:36 debut at his first Challenge Roth in a time that tickled the course record and world's best mark that has stood here since Luc van Lierde went 7:50:27 in 1997. More > | |
| World champion withdraws from Commonwealth Games contention Sunday, 18 July 2010
Injury has forced former world cycling champion Hayden Godfrey to withdrawn from contention for the Commonwealth Games. More > | |
| Spanish sporting run continues in ITU Triathlon series Sunday, 18 July 2010
Weather conditions were warm, the pace fierce and the competition was hot in Hamburg as huge crowds lined the streets to watch the elite men’s World Champs series race overnight New Zealand time and it was a return to form for 2008 World Champion Javier Gomez as the Spaniard ran away from home favourite Jan Frodeno and Brit Tim Don to win his first major race in almost two years. More > | |
| Athletes ready for Sunday showdown Saturday, 17 July 2010
World-beating triathlete Chrissie Wellington, the defending champion at the Challenge Roth, says she’ll have her eyes on a fast time but won’t be focusing on breaking the world’s best time of 8:31:59 she set here last year. More > | |
| Docherty and Hewitt chasing big points in Hamburg Friday, 16 July 2010
Bevan Docherty and Andrea Hewitt lead the Kiwi charge for vital championship points in Hamburg at the latest round of the Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series this weekend in an event that carries the mantle of ‘world’s largest triathlon’ with over 12,000 registered in age group racing. More > | |
| Cycle Funding a Boost for Women And Families Friday, 16 July 2010
Women and families are going to be the biggest winners from the government cycling funding announced recently, says Billie Sue Taylor of Revolution Bikes in Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay. More > | |
| Subway – Avanti cycling team keen for success in highest cycle tour in world Wednesday, 14 July 2010
The Subway – Avanti Pro Cycling Team have plans to make an impact with a stage win in the highest cycle race in the world, the Tour de Qinghai Lake in China. More > | |
 | Challenge Wanaka announces training camp with Samantha Warriner Wednesday, 14 July 2010
Challenge Wanaka today announced a weekend training camp with former ITU World Champion Samantha Warriner and the opportunity to learn from the best through Sam’s Sweat 7 coaching programme. More > |
 | Avalanche Cup and Mega Avalanche, France Monday, 12 July 2010
The hugely popular Avalanche Series of events in Oz en Osains and Alp d'Heuz filled a week long period between July 5th and July 11th. More > |
| Triple cycling success for New Zealanders in USA Monday, 12 July 2010
New Zealand cyclists enjoyed success in National Racing Calendar events in the USA at the weekend with victories to Lauren Ellis, Jo Kiesanowski and Patrick Bevin. More > | |
| Bozzone wins again, Warriner third in USA triathlon Monday, 12 July 2010
Terenzo Bozzone has continued his outstanding winning season with victory in the Ironman 70.3 Rhode Island triathlon in USA today. More > | |
| Three golds highlight of wonderful finals day in Lucerne for Kiwi rowers Monday, 12 July 2010
An amazing day on the Rotsee saw New Zealand take three gold, one silver and two bronze medals at the final World Cup regatta in Lucerne before the rowing world championships head to Lake Karapiro in October. More > | |
| Dodds top ten in Holland Sunday, 11 July 2010
The All Whites recent success at the FIFA World Cup in South Africa saw good support for New Zealand triathletes Tony Dodds at the latest ITU World Cup in Holland, with supporters chanting ‘go the All Whites’ as Dodds passed by each lap on his way to a top ten finish in a strong field. More > | |
| Russian Men, Aussie Women Top Holten ITU World Cup Sunday, 11 July 2010
While Russians Alexander Brukhankov and Dmitry Polyansky are in the driver's seat of ITU World Championship Rankings, the rest of the Russian team isn't taking a back seat. More > | |
 | Kiwi rowers pack out A finals after record day on the Rotsee Sunday, 11 July 2010
New Zealand's rowing team took the stifling heat of the Rotsee in their stride no fewer than eight Kiwi crews secured places in A finals today. More > |
| Tour team "strongest yet" – McCauley Wednesday, 7 July 2010
Legendary Tour of Southland rider Gordon McCauley rates his 2010 Share the Road team as the strongest he’s ever been involved with. More > | |
| Cycle Trail Funding Approval for Hawke's Bay Wednesday, 7 July 2010
Hawke’s Bay Regional Council and Venture Hawke’s Bay are excited that the bid for government funding for the ‘Landscape Trail’ through the scenic Tukituki Valley south of Hastings has been successful.
They were advised today that funding of $1.89 million for the Landscape cycle trail has been approved by the Minister for Tourism. More > | |
| Cheatley wins prestigious US cycling tour Tuesday, 6 July 2010
New Zealand’s leading female cyclists have been to the fore on both sides of the Atlantic, as they build for October’s Commonwealth Games. More > | |
| Chris Birch - Interview in NZ 2010 Monday, 5 July 2010
Fresh off the cutting table. More > |
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