2020 Mighty 11’s Test – NZ Leg
Members of BMXNSW, BMXNZ and BMXA, We find ourselves still in difficult times and we hope that the members of BMXNSW, BMXNZ and BMXA are staying safe and practicing all the required health directives so we can all work towards containing and controlling the COVID-19 pandemic that is currently affecting not only both our Countries […]
CNZ POSITION STATEMENT ON INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN AND PROJECT ACTIVITIES
In response to the current global COVID-19 pandemic, Cycling New Zealand (CNZ) wish to make public its current position on their International High Performance Programme activities.
2020 – 2021 BMXNZ Race Calendar
BMXNZ has published the calendar for the 2020/2021 season. Event’s will be uploaded and as flyers and entry forms become available, they will be updated on bmxnz.co.nz, nzbmx.club, bmx.net.nz and on bmxevents.nz seamlessly.
2020 BMX New Zealand National Championships UPDATE
With the changes to the COVID levels the 2020 FIRST BMXNZ Nationals is back on the calendar and able to be run in its original format.
Schick Civil BMX National Performance Hub team announced
Cycling New Zealand has announced riders for the 2020-2021 BMX National Performance Hub team based in Cambridge.
Level 1 BMXNZ UPDATE on COVID-19 for 9th June 2020
The following update is once again the position of the sport as a result of the new ALERT Level issued yesterday by the New Zealand Government. This BMX New Zealand (BMXNZ) statement regarding BMX activity is for all clubs and members of BMXNZ and Cycling New Zealand.
Anchor AIMS Games postponed until 2021
Organisers of the Anchor AIMS Games have bowed to the inevitable and postponed this year’s national intermediate-aged sports tournament until 2021.
BMXNZ Contact Tracing form
As per the Level 2 requirements ALL organised gatherings by Clubs and Regions MUST contact trace.
BMX New Zealand statement UPDATE on COVID-19 for the 11th May 2020
The following update is once again the position of the sport as a result of the new ALERT Level issued by today by the New Zealand Government.
BMXNZ UPDATE on COVID-19 for the 20th April 2020
As a result of the update today by the New Zealand Government, BMX New Zealand has issued the following statement regarding BMX activity for all clubs and members for BMXNZ and Cycling New Zealand.
BMXNZ appoints new National Officiating Director
I hope life in your bubbles is treating you well and you aren’t suffering from BMX withdrawal too much. As you all know the sport has had a void in the past season of an Officiating lead.
NZBMX to ‘erase’ 4 lanes from gates
In a move to preserve the sport of BMX, officials moved to amend the rule book to reflect the government recommendations in relation to social distancing. Effective immediately, clubs around the country are scrambling to change their gate and track configuration to become compliant.
How our past and future Olympians carry on in the face of Covid-19
Sarah Walker says she’s been here before. Mentally, at least.
