Tag: cycling new zealand
Cycling New Zealand names Schick Civil BMX National Performance Hub team
Cycling New Zealand today announced the riders selected for the new Schick Civil BMX National Performance Hub to be based in Cambridge.
Six elite riders selected for UCI BMX World Championships
Cycling New Zealand has confirmed an 11-strong elite team to contest the UCI BMX World Championships.
A quick insight into the first CNZ HUB camp
The first day information session and then ride went well, then the next day was onto the real testing at the track and indoor with a multitude of tests and a Wattbike session.
Conduct within our Sport
Both Cycling New Zealand and BMXNZ have of late received an increased number of complaints and seen situations regarding conduct and behaviour that is in stark contrast to the sports Code of Conduct.
Walker back on BMX after funding boost for Tokyo 2020
Sarah Walker has ended her track cycling experiment and is getting back on the BMX, with Cycling New Zealand set for a change of heart over its funding allocation.
Matt Camerons Report
Well the 2016 race season is almost at an end and what a year it has been for myself. Ups, downs, rejection, success, crashes, fun, adventure and a whole of traveling and enjoyment both as an athlete and as a coach.
Cycling New Zealand end BMX high performance programme
The sport of BMX has been dealt a huge blow with confirmation that Cycling New Zealand has cut the sport’s High Performance programme,
2017 Cycling New Zealand Selection Regulations
All 2017 Championship Riders, Please find in the link below the UPDATED selection documents for BMX.
High Performance BMX Team Lead and Coach Ryan Hollows to step down
Cycling New Zealand has regretfully accepted the resignation of its BMX Team Leader and Coach, Ryan Hollows after 11 years with the organisation.
New Kiwi BMX World Champion – Maynard Peel
It proved a bitter-sweet day for New Zealand riders at the UCI BMX World Championships in Colombia today.
Injury forces top BMX rider out of UCI World Championships
New Zealand’s leading men’s BMX rider Trent Jones will miss next month’s world championships in Colombia.
