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August 28, 2019ByadminInExternal Articles, Newsno comments

Kees Duyvesteyn defends Timaru’s two-day tour title

Kees Duyvesteyn didn't win a stage but has still defended his two-day Cycling South Canterbury Tour of Timaru title.

August 25, 2019ByadminInExternal Articles, Newsno comments

Kees Duyvesteyn back to defend Timaru two-day cycling title

Kees Duyvesteyn has been around the world and is back in Timaru to defend his Two-Day Tour cycling title this weekend.

August 14, 2019ByadminInExternal Articles, Newsno comments

Cycling: Kiwi James Fouche preparing for Mitchelton-Scott step-up

Rising New Zealand cyclist James Fouche is "ready to go" for the biggest opportunity in his promising career. He's landed a 'stagaire' role with one of the sports' powerhouse teams - Mitchelton-Scott. It's essentially an internship, offered to talented riders who have spent time in the U23 ranks and gives them the chance to earn a...

August 14, 2019ByadminInExternal Articles, Newsno comments

Harvey & Fisher-Black light up Scotland

Mikayla Harvey of Bigla Pro Cycling and Niamh Fisher-Black of Torelli Sport have imposed themselves strongly on one of women’s cycling’s most exciting new races at the Women’s Tour of Scotland.

August 11, 2019ByadminInExternal Articles, Newsno comments

Keeping cycling in the family

“I think your sister helps you a lot to improve,” said Caoilinn Gray, a Year 7 Cambridge Middle School student who combined with her Year 9 Cambridge High School sister Seana earned eight medals and trophies at the North Island champs.

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