For competitors 35 years of age and over, champions to be determined for 5 year age groups, women and men, no handicap adjustments apply to times. Competitors must have entered at least 3 of the 4 events to be considered for an age group champion. An entry fee applies for each of: Track, Hill Climb and Time Trial.

Age Group Categories

35 – 39 (Category 1); 40 – 44 (Cat 2); 45 – 49 (Cat 3); 50 – 54 (Cat 4); 55 – 59 (Cat 5); 60 – 64 (Cat 6); 65 – 69 (Cat 7); 70 – 74 (Cat 8); 75 – 79 (Cat 9); 80 – 84 (Cat 10) etc.

Elite & Under 19 National Track Cycling Champs *UPDATED*

Fantastic results from BikeManawatu rider’s scoring lots of medals at the Elite & Under 19 Track National Championships at the new Avantidrome, Home of Cycling, Cambridge, 13-16th March 2014. For full results go to http://tracknationals.co.nz/

Individual Events

 

Jordon Castle

M19 Keirin – GOLD

M19 Sprint - SILVER

M19 1000m Time Trial – BRONZE

Kate Stewart

W19 500m Time Trial – SILVER

W19 Sprint – BRONZE

Simon van Velthooven

ME 1000m Time Trial – GOLD

ME Sprint – BRONZE

Luke Mudgway

M19 Scratch Race – GOLD

M19 20K Points Race – SILVER

M19 3000m Individual Pursuit – BRONZE

M19 Omnium – BRONZE

Team Events

 

Kate Stewart & Ruby Perry

W19 Team Sprint – SILVER

Jordon Castle, Josh Kendall, James Cuff

M19 Team Sprint - BRONZW

clip_image002What an amazing West Cost North Islands Team this year! With so much Talent throughout all the grades. Firstly I would like to thank Central Bike Studios for sponsoring T-shirts & R-line and bottles for all the riders. We really appreciate your help over the past 2 years.

With all the amazing results it would take forever to go through every race. So, I would like to acknowledge my pursuit team consisting of Emily Shearman, Libby Arbuckle and Simone Davies. Emily showing strong form dominating the first year U17’s with extraordinary rides, to only just not making it on the podium. Not far behind Emily was the polite Libby Arbuckle who shows great form and impressive positioning in every race. No doubt these girls next year will be leading their age group. Simone Davies shows her determine self by leading out the U17 girls on the final lap of the point’s race. Simone had been sick but you wouldn’t have known with her power to stay at the front of the bunch.

Wednesday night time trials final night at Kairanga Did anyone accidentally take home something that did not belong to them.

If so can you please drop it off at Sport Manawatu this week.

 

Thanks

SIMON VAN VELTHOOVEN

World Champs 2014, Colombia

Coke Country
Colombia is the world's largest producer of cocaine, controlling 80% to 90% of the global market.
The boom years began in the early 1980s. The Medellín Cartel, led by Mr Pablo Escobar, became the principal mafia, and its bosses lived in freedom and luxury. They even founded their own political party, held congressional seats, established two newspapers and financed massive public works and public housing projects. By 1983 Escobar's personal wealth was estimated to be US$2 billion, making him one of the richest criminals in the world.