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At 5am on Sunday 25 March, two of the give way rules are changing to make New Zealand’s roads safer.
It’s important for cyclists to be aware of the changes so visit www.giveway.govt.nz for more information.
When you’re turning right from the bottom of a T-intersection
with no signs or signals, you will need to give way to all vehicles
at the top of the T.
So at all T-intersections and driveways, including public driveways
such as at a supermarket or hospital, think ‘Top of the T goes
before me’.
If you’re turning right, give way
This rule will apply at intersections where two vehicles are facing
no signs or signals, or the same signs or signals. You will need to
give way to left turning vehicles coming from the opposite direction
if you are turning right.
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You must place your order as only a limited range will be held in stock. Pricing was sent out to members in the last newsletter. Please note that if you are intending to ride at National events you will be required to wear club kit. The old PN Marist kit is no longer accepted.
Custom Shorts
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Under 15 Girls 500m Time Trial -
1st Michaela Drummond 40.070,
8th Emily Sherman 42.847
16th Libby Arbuckle 43.989
Under 15 Boys 500m Time Trial -
2nd Campbell Stewart 36.803
Under 19 Men 1000m Time Trial - 13th Jacob Humpheries 1:07.924
Under 17 Girls 7.5km Points Race -
2nd Kate Stewart
Under 17 Boys 7.5km Scratch Race -
7th Jordon Castle
On day 3 we will have Kate Stewart and Ruby Perry teaming up for the under 17 girls sprint. They qualified to go through to the final.
Kate Stewart also qualified to go to the final for the under 17 2000m individual pursuit.
Jordan Castle was teamed up with Kyle Davie and Connell Leahy from Levin in the under 17 Boys 750m team sprint and qualified for the final
All 3 under 15 girls Michaela, Emily and Libby qualified for the final of the 4km points race as did Campbell Stewart in the boys.
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On day 3 we had Kate Stewart and Ruby Perry teaming up for the under 17 girls sprint. They qualified to go through to the final but were unable to gain a medal placing 4th.
Kate Stewart also qualified to go to the final for the under 17 2000m individual pursuit but again finished in 4th.
Jordan Castle was teamed up with Kyle Davie and Connell Leahy from Levin in the under 17 Boys 750m team sprint and gained a silver medal.
All 3 under 15 girls Michaela, Emily and Libby qualified for the final of the 4km points race as did Campbell Stewart in the boys. Michaela and Campbell both came away with golds.
Libby Arbuckle was placed 4th and Emily Shearman placed 7th.
Read more: Results from Day 3 and what is happening on final day
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A suggestion has been made that all those that will be competing at the Club Nationals in Hastings this year may want to stay in the same accomodation. With this in mind I am making enquiries in to what accomodation is available for Bike Manawatu.
Can you please let me know as soon as possible if you will be requiring accomodation. The time table for the events is out. The time trials will be held on Thursday at Waipawa and the road races will be held east of Hastings so the obvious place to stay will be in Hastings.
click here for details on entry, circuit maps for the time trial and road race and the latest Bike NZ newsletter relating to the club champs.