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- Written by Vaughan Hunt
On Friday the 15th of November Dennevirke South School are holding a fundraising dinner at The Vault Cafe with Olympic Gold Medal Cyclist Sarah Ulmer as a guest speaker.
Tickets are $60. This price includes a two course buffet meal, local entertainment, spot prizes, raffles and a Christmas Decoration demonstration.
The event is fundraising for the construction of a fitness track that South School students have designed themselves.
Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. (a Y3 teacher at Dannevirke South School) or ring Dannevirke South School on 06 374 8915 to purchase your tickets.
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- Written by Glenys Taylor
In working out the points that have been achieved over the handicap races that have been held so far some interesting numbers have arisen.
The first race in the series was the Pahiatua Sealed Handicap. In this event which was an interclub event there were a total 36 entries but only half of these were Bike Manawatu members. Allriders started at the same time and although Robert Stannard was first over the line the winner of the Cup after adjusting for the sealed handicap was Frazer Allen.
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- Written by Glenys Taylor
Details regarding the upcoming UCI Festival of Speed Tier 1 track event and the 2014 Oceania Track Championships to be held in Invercargill, New Zealand in November.
Full event and entry information can be found at the following links:
- UCI Festival of Speed November 16-17 www.cyclingsouth.org.nz/festivalofspeed
- 2014 Oceania Championships November 19-22 www.cyclingsouth.org.nz/oceanias
For those riders that want to enter the 2014 Oceania Track Championships down in Invercargill riding for WCNI Centre.
Read more: UCI Festival of Speed Tier 1 track event and the 2014 Oceania Track Championships
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- Written by Glenys Taylor
The weather unfortunately plays a big factor on who gets out and rides in any event. Obviously the hardy soles that knew that they needed to accumulate points from week 1 to be in with a good shot to win prizemoney at the end of the season came out to Kairanga for the first chance to grab points.
Thanks to Horizons Regional Council for again allowing us to use their yard and to MDC for erecting the signs on the course.