Tag: cycling new zealand
World-class BMX riders show skills in FIRST BMXNZ Nationals
Many of the country’s world-class riders showed off their skills at the FIRST Windows & Doors BMXNZ National Championships in Christchurch.
Over 400 riders head to Christchurch for FIRST BMXNZ Nationals
Despite the ravages of the coronavirus, more than 400 riders will travel to Christchurch this weekend for the FIRST Windows & Doors BMXNZ National Championships.
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.
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.
FREE TRAINING CAMP and BMX Hub intakes
As Cycling New Zealand have previously done, they are holding a FREE training camp for the sport as well as seminars for coaches and parents.
Cycling New Zealand announces BMX National Performance Hub team
Cycling New Zealand has announced riders for the 2019-2020 BMX National Performance Hub team based in Cambridge.
Podiums for Schick Civil Construction Performance Hub BMX riders in Australia
Cambridge BMX rider Rico D’Anvers claimed a podium finish in the Australian national series competition at Ipswich, Queensland at the weekend.
Te Awamutu to host Oceania BMX Championships for first time
Te Awamutu will host the 2019 Oceania BMX Championship in January, the only regional championships to be staged on this side of the Tasman next year.
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.
