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New Zealand riders required to fund involvement at UCI Road World Championships - Vimarsana News

New Zealand riders required to fund involvement at UCI Road World Championships

Cycling New Zealand has confirmed that its athletes will be required to partially fund their participation at the International Cycling Union Road World Championships in Wollongong next month.

Transfer news: Impey prolongs with Israel-Premier Tech - Vimarsana News

Transfer news: Impey prolongs with Israel-Premier Tech

Intermarché add Herregodts, Marit from Sport Vlaanderen-Baloise

Commonwealth Games: All of New Zealand's medal winners - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth Games: All of New Zealand's medal winners

Take a look back at the New Zealand athletes who made the Birmingham Commonwealth Games our most successful Games in history.

Source: rnz.co.nz
First, New Zealand dominated the Commonwealth Games track cycling programme then triumphed further in the mountain bike and road disciplines for a haul of 17 medals - 10 gold, five silver and two bronze - 10-Aug-2022 - Vimarsana News

First, New Zealand dominated the Commonwealth Games track cycling programme then triumphed further in the mountain bike and road disciplines for a haul of 17 medals - 10 gold, five silver and two bronze - 10-Aug-2022

First, New Zealand dominated the Commonwealth Games track cycling programme then triumphed further in the mountain bike and road disciplines for a haul of 17 medals - 10 gold, five silver and two bronze

Veteran Daryl Impey takes silver medal for Team SA at Commonwealth Games - Vimarsana News

Veteran Daryl Impey takes silver medal for Team SA at Commonwealth Games

The 37-year-old Impey, who missed out on this year's Tour de France due to COVID-19, finished the race in a time of 3hr 28min 29sec behind race winner Aaron Gate of New Zealand. Scotland's Finn Crocket finished in third.