It's that time of year again and school cycling has never been stronger than it is now. With record numbers lining up in the Auckland series on Tamaki Drive and BikeNZ churning out the World Championship medals it is time to see the secondary schools racing at it's best. The lion Foundation Championships are hosted by the Ngaruawahia Cycling Club Inc and take place in Gordonton just out of >>

Vink beats opposition and weather in school cycling New Zealand junior representative Michael Vink beat the atrocious conditions and the opposition to win the RaboPlus national secondary schools points race in Feilding. Vink (Christchurch Boys High School) dominated to win all but one sprint as the weather closed in at the Manfeild motor race track. Four riders went clear early in the >>

In great conditions for racing, the Teams Time Trial races at Gordington on Saturday were dominated by Auckland schools, showing that the Auckland Secondary Schools Time Trial series is a great lead in to the North Island and National Secondary Schools Championships. The road race circuit in Ngaruawahia saw results being far more spread throughout the island with the only trifecta of the >>

The big weekend is looming for North Island Secondary school cyclists on the 4th-5th July in Gordonton & Ngaruawhaia. With the team time trial and road race titles on the line and record rider numbers look for exciting and very close racing. 2009 North Island Secondary School cycling Championships Team Time Trial Saturday 4th July 2009-06-16 LOCATION: Gordonton School  >>

The three day Kiwivelo T.A Tour looks set to be another positive advancement for youth cycling when it takes place from April 11-13. With 183 riders already entered across the five grades the 200 milestone looks set to be beat. Under 15 Club Aaron Chester Pegasus Alex Marsh TA Sports Amelia Retter Nth Har Ari Finucane Tauranga Ben Johnstone Marsden Wheelers  >>

After being edged out in the team time trial and the road race, Auckland Grammar flexed their muscles on the final day of the Perry Foundation national secondary school cycling championships in Feilding yesterday. Alexander Ray, better known to his cycling friends as the Grammar Hammer, took out the under-20 points race with an emphatic display around the Manfeild Autocourse. Ray won three of >>

For the last year now Russell Ward, Kevin Searle and Brian Thompson have been running a very successful junior development programme at in the Pegasus Cycling Club supported by Bike HQ Road aimed at building the numbers of young riders racing in Canterbury. They aim at three levels U17, U15 and U13 with people coordinating riders at each level and making sure riders who aspire to race at Club >>

Schools Racing started in Canterbury for 2007 Race organiser Bruce Dawe was stoked with the 121 rider turnout with several schools fielding large squads. Christchurch Boys High had the largest numbers and will look to mount a serious challenge against last years Champions School Villa Maria College. Last years individual points champion Amber Cunningham (Villa Maria)is also back and keen to >>

500 of New Zealand's leading secondary school mountain bikers will compete at the NZCT National Secondary School Mountain Bike Championships this weekend in Levin. The growing popularity of mountain biking means the number of entries is restricted to 500. Athletes compete in the cross country on Saturday and the hill climb and down hill on Sunday, with overall age group champions >>

St Cuthberts is seeking a Head Cycling Coach who has excellent technical, organisational, interpersonal and communication skills. The main responsibilities will be to provide leadership and direction for the College's cycling programme as well as specifically coaching premier teams. Ideally candidates will have experience with premier school cycling, club or representative cyclists and possess >>