The UCI Oceania Championships return to New Zealand in 2010 - this event being a true international level mountainbike event with all Oceania Cycling Federations sending strong teams to compete. Dunedin hosts the Oceania's for the first time in 2010. Dual Slalom and Four Cross will be held on the Thursday and Friday, with Cross Country on the Saturday, and Downhill finals on Sunday.To find out >>

The RaboPlus Club Road Nationals is the biggest event on the club racing calendar, and is a chance for ALL club riders to race in their own category, socialise with club riders from around New Zealand, and visit the beautiful Hawke's Bay.2009 saw record numbers- let's make 2010 even bigger! Riders can show interest through their club secretary. The 2010 Championships are just around the corner >>

The Cycling Federation of Serbia is seeking an expert who will be put in charge of a programme entitled "Development of National Sport Structure". The position will be based at the National Federation headquarters in Belgrade. The appointed person must have solid coaching and training skills. In addition, he must have confirmed experience in the domain of setting up and managing cycling >>

Due to a clash with a Targa Bambina event this coming Saturday we have had to change the race venue to the Mauku circuit, with the following distances; A & B x 4 = 64kmC,D,E x 3 = 48km40+ x 2 = 32kmU15 x 2 = 32km ( All using the usual long circuit) Our apologies for the short notice but trust that we will see you all there on Saturday with racing still due to start at >>

Leading Australian professional cyclist Carla Ryan has been joined by five time National road cycling champion and Commonwealth Games medallist Gordon McCauley as entries build for Le Race being held on Saturday 20 March. McCauley will be joined by his Subway – Avanti Cycling team mates Michael Vink, Ryan Wills Samuel Horgan and Joe Cooper in the 100 kilometre race. Vink, 18, is fine >>

Christchurch rider Thomas Hubbard has been awarded the BikeNZ U23 scholarship to travel to the USA and join the NOW – MS U25 team based in California for March and early April. The NOW-MS U25 team is supported by US-based Kiwi TV host Phil Keoghan of The Amazing Race. The New Zealand link provides a fantastic opportunity for Hubbard and other up-and coming Kiwi riders to race on the >>

Britain’s leading cycling retailer gets behind successful city centre racing series. Organisers of The Tour Series, SweetSpot, announce Title Sponsor, Halfords. The Halfords Tour Series will take place from 25th May to the 24th June in 2010 across ten cities and will see ten top British professional teams battling it out to be crowned the best cycling team in the country. The partnership >>

A quarter of a century ago mountain biking was a new fringe sport. There were only a couple of brands of mountain bike available and what races there had been were just a few mates getting together. Until one day late in the summer of 1986, when Wellington cycling enthusiast Paul Kennett sent 49 hardy souls into Upper Hutt’s Akatarawa Ranges. On March 6, 2010 the Southern Hemisphere’s >>

The NZ cycling community is rallying around one of its own with a cycling auction in support of the Chilean communities affected by this week's devastating earthquake. Wellington cycling event promoter Jorge Sandoval's home town of Tome, Chile is just 74km from the earthquake epi-centre, and the 2006 New Zealand Order of Merit recipient can't stand by and do nothing. “The greater >>

AUT University is looking to recruit 12 competitive track or road cyclists for a 4-week training study. We were wondering if you might be able to offer us some assistance by either emailing the details in the attached file to club members or posting it on a website viewed by competitive cyclists in the Auckland region. This is a great opportunity for competitive cyclists to get the full >>