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A professional cyclist who was knocked off his bike by a volunteer firefighter on the way to an incident feels the man has "got away scot-free". On...
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A professional cyclist who was knocked off his bike by a volunteer firefighter on the way to an incident feels the man has "got away scot-free". On...
Cantabrian Michael Vink has won a third SBS Bank Tour of Southland after a fast-paced finish into Invercargill’s Gala St on Saturday afternoon.
Kate Wilson on her way to winning the 2018 Gore to Invercargill Classic race. Cycling Southland has postponed one of its historic races in the wake of an incident at its annual time trial championship on Saturday. Cycling Southland has told its members that the annual Gore to Invercargill Classic, which was scheduled to be held on April 10, has been postponed as it reviews its process internally and also with the Southland District Council. “We are working to have this completed as quickly as possible.” The postponed Gore to Invercargill Classic was first held in 1930. READ MORE:
Black Spoke favoured in classic Aaron Gate winning stage one of the 2020 NZ Cycle Classic. PHOTO/DAVE LINTOTT CYCLING chris.cogdale@age.co.nz Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy are warm favourites to win the five-stage New Zealand Cycle Classic which started yesterday in Masterton. Black Spoke, New Zealand’s only professional Union Cycliste Internationale team, took team honours in the 2020 tour, while 2019 champion Aaron Gate finished second in the general classification. The team’s build-up to this year’s tour started with a two-week training camp in Wairarapa in October to familiarise t...
Dave Lintott Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy's Aaron Gate won the New Zealand Cycle Classic title in 2019 and is back for another title tilt in 2021. Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy are not shy about their ambitions when lining up to contest this week’s UCI 2.2 New Zealand Cycle Classic five-day stage race being held in Wairarapa and Wellington. “It would be great to take out the overall win and stage wins along the way,” team manager Scott Guyton said. “We have a well-rounded team with individuals that can do well over all the terrains Wairarapa has to offer. We also have the natio...