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Ever thought about piloting? We're on the hunt for a female reserve pilot for our High Performance tandem team! Find out...
06/10/2026

Ever thought about piloting?

We're on the hunt for a female reserve pilot for our High Performance tandem team!

Find out more/express your interest here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=flHZgS7rE0G_GPzz_JMJYrgtPMf-5vtJjmhNI-jN6SpUNFBFVEpXUDNPSVVNT1BFNUhTRkY5UE45OC4u&route=shorturl

Don’t fit that brief, but still keen to explore piloting? We still want to hear from you! Register here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=flHZgS7rE0G_GPzz_JMJYrgtPMf-5vtJjmhNI-jN6SpUNkI5QkNETlJDM1RXUUhUWjRNMEY1V004NS4u&route=shorturl

Kiwis capped off the final round of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup in Lake Placid with another standout performance, se...
05/10/2026

Kiwis capped off the final round of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup in Lake Placid with another standout performance, securing three podium finishes.

🥈 Indy Deavoll claimed second place in the round and finished fourth overall in the Junior Women.

🥈 Malik Boatwright also took second place in the Junior Men, with Camden Rutherfurd fifth and Seppy Binsbergen seventh. Their consistency across the series delivered an outstanding Kiwi clean sweep of the overall standings, with Jonty Williamson first, Boatwright second and Rutherfurd third overall.

🥉 Lachie Stevens-McNab rounded out the podium in third in the Elite Men, while Oli Clark secured another top-10 result in ninth.

In the Elite Women, Sasha Earnest held her position to finish the season inside the overall top 10.

A strong finish to the World Cup season for New Zealand's gravity riders 👏🏼

🖼️ Deavoll and Boatwright

Cambridge teenager and reigning junior world champion Lily Greenough claimed back-to-back podiums in Mentougou, finishin...
04/10/2026

Cambridge teenager and reigning junior world champion Lily Greenough claimed back-to-back podiums in Mentougou, finishing 3rd on Saturday and 2nd on Sunday. She now sits 2nd overall with four rounds remaining.

Leila Walker recorded her best result of the season, finishing 5th in the elite women's final, less than half a second from runner-up.

In the elite men's competition, Bennett Greenough reached the quarterfinals on Sunday, while brother Jack Greenough made the quarterfinals on day one and was the highest-placed Kiwi male.

🖼️ Greenough and Walker in action in China
📸 Cole McOnie

Kiwi Olympian Sammie Maxwell claimed third place in the final UCI XCO World Cup race of the year in Lake Placid, USA. Ra...
04/10/2026

Kiwi Olympian Sammie Maxwell claimed third place in the final UCI XCO World Cup race of the year in Lake Placid, USA. Racing in Decathlon Ford colours, Sammie led into the final lap and battled to the line before securing her first World Cup podium since returning to competition two months ago.

“The legs and the brain felt so good. It was just like old Sammie – strong, confident and present in the now,” she said.

Maxwell was the fastest rider on three of the eight laps and was delighted with her efforts which provides confidence for next year and her build-up to the LA28.

Meanwhile, fellow Kiwi Sam Gaze was unfortunately unable to finish his race (DNF).

Know someone who deserves recognition? Put their name forward. 🚴⭐
01/10/2026

Know someone who deserves recognition? Put their name forward. 🚴⭐

30/09/2026

Happy International Coffee Day! ☕️

This familiar guy popped in to show us the art of making coffee this morning.

Make sure you hit up Sam and Sl.ow Coffee for your next brew!

30/09/2026

Do you know what you need to do to be eligible for World Championship selection?
Join Sarah and Siobhan as they walk through some of the key points and test your knowledge along the way.

How many out of seven did you get right? ✅

* This series is for educational purposes only. Please refer to the CNZ General Selection Regulation and the applicable Schedule on the Cycling New Zealand website for full terms and conditions.
+ Extra important points, but not mandatory.

The Tech Guide for the 2027 Elite Road National Championships supported by Independent Traffic Control is live! Check ou...
29/09/2026

The Tech Guide for the 2027 Elite Road National Championships supported by Independent Traffic Control is live! Check out the courses and event info here: https://eliteroadnationals.nz/

📅 Entries open 1 October 2026.

The Para Cycling Road Championships will be held alongside the Age Group Road National Championships from 16-18 April 2027.

Camden Rutherfurd claimed his first World Cup victory, winning the junior men final by more than six seconds! 🥇Also outs...
28/09/2026

Camden Rutherfurd claimed his first World Cup victory, winning the junior men final by more than six seconds! 🥇

Also outstanding were Eliana Hulsebosch and Luke Wayman, who both narrowly missed the podium with fourth-place finishes in elite women and elite men respectively.

Other top-10 Kiwi results included Sacha Earnest (9th), Kate Hastings (10th) and Seppy Binsbergen (10th).

The final UCI MTB World Cup round takes place this weekend in Lake Placid, New York.

🔗 Head to our website to read more! https://www.cyclingnewzealand.nz/blog/

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